Grange midfielder Paul O'Halloran has stressed that they are in bonus territory as they prepare for the Leinster club JFC semi-final.

Having had victories over teams from Dublin and Laois, the Carlow junior champions now face a further daunting task when they take on Meath side Curraha away from home on Sunday afternoon.

Grange have outdone themselves this year, but O'Halloran admitted to the Carlow Nationalist that they have developed a system that a lot of teams have struggled to cope with.

"At the start of the year, the manager (Ber Horohan) put a system in place where we would be good enough to win a Leinster," said O'Halloran.

"Now we are a couple of steps away from that. Certainly, we are in bonus territory now." He added: "We know a little bit about them and from what we know so far, they will be typical Meath. Big, strong aggressive and fit. We have to be the same."

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