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St Mullins man Marty Kavanagh is officially Carlow's all-time leading scorer. PIC: Sportsfile
Carlow hurler Marty Kavanagh became the county's all-time leading scorer on Sunday as his contribution of 0-13 points against Down brought his tally to 687pts (29-600) - surpassing Pat Coady's record of 676 (14-634).
Congrats to @NaomhMoling hurling magician Marty Kavanagh on becoming the highest scoring @Carlow_GAA player of all time today when his 0-13 v Down brought his total to 687pts(29-600) surpassing fellow St Mullins legend Pat Coady's record of 676(14-634)
— Carlow GAA (@Carlow_GAA) February 26, 2023
A master of the camán pic.twitter.com/BKYF6FxUwk
Tom Mullally's side impressed at Netwatch Cullen Park, scoring five goals in a crucial 5-24 to 1-19 league victory over Down.
Watch the highlights below:
Some highlights from today's comprehensive win over Down in R3 of the NHL pic.twitter.com/V1fUAaObGT
— Carlow GAA (@Carlow_GAA) February 26, 2023
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