I think Kilmallock were well up for it early on and they had a full team out bar SOB but obviously had nothing to play for so left it off once it started to drift. There was still a bit of niggle in it. They went looking for goals towards the end to put a bit of respectability on it.
Chanley was unbelievable as usual now.
NaP had nine different scorers by my count but Peter Casey wasnât one of them amazingly, I suppose everybody is entitled to an off day.
Did Mul start?
Yes, wearing 37.
Looked lively enough, got three points.
Paudie OâBrien started instead of Dan Joy also actually, Costello went full back.
37?
Showing off with that they have lots of jerseysâŚ
A right show off job. 
He was listed as 22.
Thatâs the age heâll retire
Sounds like Adam was class for Doon today.
Byrnes was probably the most influential of the Wellâs big boys, Kyle and Lynch went toe-to-toe in the middle of the field. Kyle definitely more of an impact in a scoring sense but Lynch did have a few nice touches.
Wind was the dominant factor in all the games today.
Adam scored a great goal after an intricate move. Another good point off his stick. He was the classiest player on the pitch
Who scored the goals in Kilmallock?
We seem to be making a habit of giving away ridiculously soft goals.
Jordan Higgins scored a rebound in the first half after Chawkie had saved a shot on the angle from Gillane fairly handily but they reacted quicker.
Young Conor Mac got a goal for us shortly after, well set up by Conor Staff.
The Well then got two in the last 3 mins. One was Chawkie dispossessed as he was coming out with the ball, the flick away ended up in the net. Not sure who actually got it, maybe John Flynn.
Gillane scored a rebound then in stoppage time.
Think the final margin was incredibly harsh on us but itâs been a trend, some individual mistakes have been very very costly.
He was 36 last day⌠heâll be 99 eventually
We boxed the shadows off them.
Ye wonât see the same shadows in a county final
Like last year 
Doon
Doon
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Ah look, i just think theyâre a different proposition this year. A lot of their better players are getting to the right age and a lot of na piarsaighs are gone passed the right age.
Killmallock wonât keep it pucked out to nap.
The well can always catch nap but unlikely this year.
Sure weâll see in a few weeks i suppose
Doon have some terrific hurlers. But just below the surface, Doon are vulnerable, theyâre flakey. Thereâs always someone or something to blame. You need a spirit, a bond to succeed in top-level sport. Doon have some outrageously talented individuals, but they lack that core trait that reveals itself in adversity.
Doon will win nothing.