Robert Collins scores 1-13 as Kilmoyley sneak win against Ballyheigue in Kerry SHC group 2
Having lost to Ballyheigue in their opening county SHC game last season, and in the recent SHL semi-final, Kilmoyley were determined to not lose again to the Seasiders, and they avoided the unwanted hat-trick
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