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06 Sept 2025
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Adare's Eoghan Costelloe in maroon
CHAMPIONS Adare returned to the Limerick SFC final with a 1-5 to 1-4 win over Monaleen.
But the semi final's low scoring was just one of the talking points after the Mick Neville Park flood-lit game.
Many were inquisitive as to the Adare jerseys.
Adare wearing maroon and not their usual red and black.
Both sides were required to change their strip due to a clash of colours and according to Adare manager Harry Gleeson, the club don't "don't have a second set".
"The lads didn't particularly want to wear another Limerick club's jersey and I can understand that so, we looked at possibly wearing the UL jersey but then Stephen (Keeley) stepped up and brought them down from Drogheda and it was a privilege to wear them," explained Harry Gleeson.
So the jerseys were those of Oliver Plunketts GAA club in Drogheda, Co Louth - the native club of Adare midfielder Stephen Keeley.
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