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Tipperary player Maria Curley
Peter Creedon got his competitive tenure as Tipperary ladies football boss off to a losing start as his side went down to Kerry on Sunday in Killarney.
The Premier went down on a score line of 0-11 to 1-4 in tough conditions. See highlights below.
WATCH: Highlights @kerryladiesfoot survived 2nd half @TippLadiesFB surge to claim the win in Sunday's @LadiesFootball @lidl_ireland NFL clash. Watch the full game back here: https://t.co/7kyToPg7oQ #SeriousSupport | #StreamSportI https://t.co/fAdBeQRQsY
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) February 14, 2022
Bonnar likes what he is seeing from Tipperary at the moment
The Tipperary manager spoke after the big game against Kilkenny this afternoon in FBD Semple Stadium
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