A fun and novel event organised by Boardsmill GAA Club, this event has grown in popularity each year since is inception in 2002. It attracts huge crowds from all over the county and furthers a field each year. 

All participants put their sliotar striking accuracy to the test in order to claim the Vincent Guy Perpetual Trophy. This prize is awarded to the highest individual scorer on the day and is donated by the Guy family in memory of former Boardsmill player and member Vincent Guy who passed away in February 2003. 

For those who have not witnessed this event to date, the Road Hurling course is situated on the Ballyconnell Road and is approximately 1.5 miles in distance. There are 27 sections on the course, each of which is 90 yards long. There are markers within each section at 30, 45, 60 and 75 yards. Each player is allowed one puck per section and points are awarded based on the distance of each puck i.e. where the sliotar first bounces. Sliotars must bounce on the road for points to be scored. Teams consist of 3 players and prizes are awarded to highest aggregate team score as well as highest individual scorer.