Adare up 2 at the water break, the Well still havenât got going. Adare congesting space very well.
Adare are going to do it.
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Unreal from Jason gillane 4 in a row
Adare didnât do it
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Fuck Adare. Hup.
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Theyâll be sick
Lovely, arrogant bastards.
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Incredible. The Well looked beaten.
Great finish from Jason Gillane.
4 points in 3 minutes.
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Very unique semi final line up, a couple of surprise sides
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Yeah great to see some of the underdogs there again for the 5th year in a row
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Na Piarsaigh v Patrickswell
Doon v Kilmallock
Thought adare had it in the end. The well showed their experience and class
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Fair play to Jason, 4 points in a row to turn it around. And the catch & point from Cian Fitz.
Adare were set up very well, did a lot of things right, but just couldnât see it home. Mark Connolly missed a golden goal chance which could have given them the lead they needed.
The Well never panicked, fair play to them.
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A lot of lads made complete fools of themselves on this thread today talking shite about hammerings and the Limerick Senior Championship not being competitive. 2 superb contests there today, one won in extra time and the other won deep into injury time
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Reporting live from a calm, still and chilly Mick Neville Park.
Intermediate relegation semi final - at half time itâs Kilmallock (2) 1-08 Feohanagh 0-08.
The westerners led 0-07 to 0-03 at the water break and looked in firm control. Jamie Butler prominent from frees and play.
Since then the @balbec have taken control. Conor Hanley Clarke doing wreck out around the half forward line. Conor Staunton has got two beauties from play. The goal came from a speculative long range free from Eoin Ryan that evaded a gaggle of defenders and sailed all the way into the net. Kilmallock 2 should probably be further ahead, missed a few handy chances.
The loser faces Tour in the relegation final. Second half just resuming now.
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Biblical rain now. Second half water break 1-12 to 0-12.
Feohanagh down a selector after Eamonn Phelan sent him off for remonstrating a decision.
Howâs Flanagan going?
Ăamon Phelan FFS 
Should be very interesting matches. Iâll try to get to at least one of them.
14 man Kilmallock prevail by a point after a titanic battle.
Feohanagh v Tour - as if the Box Office Junior A didnât have enough drama youâll now have another west team added to the mix in 2022.
Kilmallock deserved it, that man Eoin Ryan firing over the winner deep in added time. Moments earlier Butler had dragged Feohanagh level after drilling home a goal from a free from about 30 yards out, disguised as a point effort. Butler had another last gasp free way out to force extra time but it sailed wide.
3 time All-Ireland winner Sham Flan was held scoreless, fouled practically every time he got it - some were clothes line head high tackles while others were very soft. He must have got about 7 frees alone.
One of those led to a second yellow which saw the men from the south play out the last 10 mins a man short. Plenty of niggle throughout, ref Eamonn Phelan didnât have his best game.
Games like this should always have two neutral linesmen. Usual caper tonight of contentious line balls and multiple off the ball instances. Eamonn needed eyes in the back of his head all night.
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