Winning the limerick championship is their aim surely?
there is - it can be very difficult logistically to manage it.
When a club team is lifting and there are a few county lads on it - it runs in to the national league and preparations are skewed - the hurlers donât have a break and it can be a nightmare for the county manager
Itâs a negative relationship
The well have won 2 counties in recent years . Both were won in years when Na P underperformed . More power to them
They lost to Glen Rovers in a game they threw away
They were well beat by a better Ballygunner team
In 2018 nap either won or lost the all Ireland club final and all their players missed the league. Need I remind you what happened in 2018âŚ
Sure itâs only half a parish
Mind the pun
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Only one lad started that year from NAP
How is the NAP injury situation looking now?
I have just never felt they add up to the sum of their parts compared to Na Piarsaigh in their prime or BG/Borrisileigh/Ballyea.
They should really have won the Limerick final in 2021 too and gone on further.
Kilmallock were miles better in the co final and were fully deserving winners
Like I said, if they added up to the sum of their parts theyâd be beating a Kilmallock team that was probably past its best 4 years ago.
They were standing looking at them. It was the worst game of hurling I ever seen.
It was fairly obvious the well thought their work was done in the semi final. They clearly underestimated killmallock in the final imo.
Similar in all Ireland football championship this year when Mayo dumped out Dublin and then they lose to Tyrone.
They were very lucky to beat an average Adare team in quarter final
They beat an injury ravaged Na P in semi .
Their form line was nothing to write home about
Sure we havenât lost a County Final to the Well in fifty years @Watchyourtoes . Canât bate tradition.
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In fairness adare are always putting it up to them. Theyâve struggled against ballybrown and adare at times in the past few years.
Adare are watery as fuck, no balls. They rise to the Well but no one else
Thereâs a real hatred there between the two villages and itâs great. Give me adare v the well any day of the week ahead of the cork champion playing the limerick champions or whatever.
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Donât you dare deflect that embarrassment Sunday our way! 
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Not a single year maybe, although how club teams perform over a stretch of 4-5 years I feel is very relevant. Ballybrown, the Well and Kilmallock all reaching All Ireland finals in the build up to that successful Limerick side of mid 90s. Kilmallock and Nap reaching club finals in the build up the current Limerick teamâs success.
Decline of Cork intercounty hurling is directly related to the collapse in std of the big 3 in the City.
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