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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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"It's everything, I suppose. At the same time, we've been there for the last three years and lost the three of them. We won't be getting ahead of ourselves. We'll watch the game back and we'll take the learnings. We will get ready for the county final and it's nice to be back there" said Adare wing back Davy Lyons.
Lyons was in impressive form scoring 0-2 from wing back in the second half.
Goals from Hugh Bourke and Shane O'Connor proved crucial in Adare's victory over Newcastle West in the Limerick SFC semi-final on Saturday evening in Sean Finn Park, Rathkeale.
After the game, Leader sport caught with Adare senior footballer Davy Lyons.
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