Lol
I heard the exact same story, Limerick is indeed a small place. Does your source live out Kildimo way?
No.
That means that one of them was making up the story so, or more likely relaying someone elseās as their own 
Or maybe just maybe thereās more than one adult involved with the team you ape.
Iāll ape you.
Did you not say that your source was the one who asked where he played, my source also relayed the story as if he was the one doing the talking.
Now.
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Kildimo you say???
Kildimo is right.
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I think treatystones and Julios coach from a few years ago lives in Kildimo and is underage coach for some hurling team possibly the 13s Iām not sure heās involved in some team anyway.
Itās still a decent half-back line.
Lynch is an intelligent hurler and has experience playing the deep-lying centre-back role. He does lack a bit of pace, and if Kingston plays centre-forward, he will have some joy running at him, Kingston is class. But Iād expect him to do alright.
ALTC is a good hurler too, not as physical as Byrnes or Hegarty but good in the air. I agree that Colin Ryan is a huge loss to the forwards, ideally Flanagan would be at wing-back with Finn in the corner, but half-back is very important and Ryan will bring a huge presence there. I think Ryan could be a top-class wing-back, but I think his natural instincts are those of a forward.
Still though, Casey is a top hurler aswell and will add a lot to that inside forward line. Nash for the whole season too. A this level, in a well-coached team, heāll do damage.
The Cork team is decent though, on paper those forwards look dangerous and will cause us problems. But we have serious firepower tooā¦ every single one of those forwards is capable of holding their own and racking up a few points from play on their day.
I doubt Spike gave Frank the run around when they did the deal
Fuck off. Cunt.
Spike hasnāt the balls to stand up to the likes of Frank. He probably has a statue of Frank in his office which he prays to every morning.
āWe have a home and away arrangement for all Munster championship games with Cork but that deal doesnāt include the qualifiers. We would be happy to toss a coin rather that play the game at a neutral venue. But we will have to wait and see what Croke Park and Cork say to that request,ā explained Limerick GAA Secretary Mike OāRiordan. ā¦
I hope tj Ryan was watching when Roy resigned. The dignified thing to do.
Mike was a very busy man this weekend.