Ballybraddan

As the hurlers prepare for the new championship, The Bantor reveals the surprise venue for the final, making them even more determined to win this year.

The Bantor disciplines Sam, Soc and Solo for their mutiny in the qualifying match, and urges the team to pull together.

While the team turn on the style against no-hopers Woodborough in a friendly, they worry that this could be their last game with The Bantor as their coach. Though playing as a team, there are niggling problems.

Fiona and Sam have their own ideas about what positions they should play in, and seek the assistance of Speedy and his crew to try to convince The Bantor.

Solo, who has been missing easy shots, is nervous about the looming match against Kilcrane.

As they take in how devastating the Turrough terminators were in their first round victory, the team fear getting them in the draw.

Solo's position switch to defence is good news for Sam and Fiona. But Beacon feels the loss of his and Solo's midfield partnership.

Ziggy will get to play one more time for Ballybraddan before he leaves for Poland. With a quarter final place at stake, Ballybraddan face up to the Carrigrua giants.

Storm Siofra is coming. It is an amber alert that could change to red. But while most heed the warnings to stay indoors, Speedy has plans to catch the salmon.

It's Christmas Eve. Champ is still missing. while the community join in festive carols, a mischievous Seany discovers Aisling also has an admirer.

Aisling is determined to raise enough money to repair the tower with her silent auction, but feels she can't succeed without having a Hawk sculpture to sell.

With the quarter final approaching, 'Slugger' Sam is determined to make her mark as a forward.

Aisling's big day has arrived, with the tower repaired, the town gathers at the Ballybraddan Picnic to celebrate her achievement.

Solo, eyesight restored, looks forward to leaving defence and resuming his midfield partnership with Beacon.

As the team learn their semi-final opponents, Solo reacts badly to being left in defence.

The Bantor worries how the team will fare if Beacon's ankle doesn't heal before the semi-final.

The semi-final. Sam, as captain, at last comes face to face with Ruby and the team must overcome their toughest challenge to date.

The team are awed by the majesty of Croke Park and Ballybraddan are soon wrong footed by the Woodborough tactics.

The final continues. Beacon's tactical change has brought Ballybraddan back in the game. Will it be enough to defeat the Total Hurling of Woodborough?