Clarke has lovely wrists.
45 mins
Doon: 1 - 16
Na Piarsaigh: 0 - 14
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Result
Doon: 1 - 18
Na Piarsaigh: 2 - 20
Last 10 minutes or so Doon more or less scoreless.
Whereas Na Piarsaigh tag on 2 - 6.
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Pallastinians 0-18 Knockaderry 2-09. FT.
Never change Doon
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Serious team don’t you see
The @balbec’s bate the living shite out of the Well. 2-23 to 2-9
They have scores coming from all over. Hanley Clarke is the ultimate throw back, a lovely doubled on goal for their second. Serious scoring in the conditions. A real marker thrown down.
The Well with only 11 scores, no Lynch but still, one of the best attackers and the best scoring defender in the country. They seem to be all wrong the last few years. Something seriously wrong there.
Red card finished the Well, but they were bate before that.
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Carrying the cross for the county side sure.
No excuse for that, with the hurlers ye have. Plenty talent outside the two boys as well
I told ye last year the talent outside the 3 lads drops off alarmingly.
It’s like a horse who’s trained to peak for Cheltenham that disappoints in punchestown.
The Limerick senior hurling team are expertly primed to peak for late June early July by their coaches.
Obviously players will differ and some players have played and trained more over the last eight months but a side like Patrickwell who are heavily reliant on three Limerick players won’t be suited by the split season.
It’ll be interesting to see what form the guys who done the heavy lifting for Limerick are going in September/ October.
I could see a few of my drinking buddies in the front row there
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Their peak was only a few weeks ago. Could be an issue later in the year alright, but not much of an excuse at this time of the year
The Well are turning into right timber merchants.
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Lot from Drom at the Newtown Kanturk game. Hard to blame them.
On the way home from Martinstown sure.
Same with Doon. Picked up too many yellows and had to change their game plan accordingly.
A war of attrition, from what could be seen through all the umbrellas anyway.