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Ahane strength and conditioning coach Mickey Comerford, PICTURE: Sportsfile
HIGHLY renowned strength and conditioning coach Mickey Comerford has remained on board with the Ahane senior hurling team for the 2025 season.
Mickey Comerford has worked as strength and conditioning coach with Kilkenny senior hurling team over the last number of years. Comerford made the decision to step away from the Kilkenny senior hurling backroom team in 2024.
The Kilkenny native worked as strength and conditioning coach with O'Loughlin Gaels on their run to the All-Ireland senior hurling club final.
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Ahane missed out on the qualifying for the knockout stages of the Limerick senior hurling championship last year. John Meskell remains as manager of the east Limerick club.
Meskell's charges won the east league earlier this year and they were defeated by Kilmallock in the league semi-finals. Ahane are strongly backboned by Morrissey brothers Tom and Dan.
Captain Ciaran Barry and Evan O'Leary who was part of the Limerick senior hurling pre-season squad earlier this year are key players in defence for the Lisnagry based club.
Limerick U20 star Jack Cosgrove and former Clare footballer Gary Brennan add serious firepower to Ahane’s attacking threat.
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