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Man of the Match, Adam English, of Doon, races clear of Will Henn, of Na Piarsaigh, during the Limerick SHC final at the TUS Gaelic Grounds | PICTURE: Sportsfile
MAN of the Match Adam English described Doon's history-making Bon Secours Limerick senior hurling final success as 'probably the best day of my life' following his side's 0-16 to 2-9 victory over Na Piarsaigh at the TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday evening.
Limerick senior star English said Doon's nail-biting final win, which saw the East Limerick side secure the coveted title for the first time, was 'unbelievable'.
The talented attacked contributed a handsome 0-11 of his side's total, including an impressive haul of four points from play.
#GAABEO
— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) October 27, 2024
'Probably the best day of my life, I can't explain it !
Labhair an Laoch na hImeartha Adam English linn tar éis a sár-taispeántas.
BEO/LIVETG4 AR @TG4TV @LimerickCLG @DoonGaaClub pic.twitter.com/2er3d4xucQ
English was speaking with TG4 following Sunday's decider at a rain-soaked Ennis Road venue where Na Piarsaigh had been bidding to complete a three-in-a-row of county senior hurling final wins.
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