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06 Sept 2025
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"We will have to gear ourselves up for this final against Adare, it'll be a new experience for a lot of players in our squad playing in a county final."
This was Fr Caseys senior football manager Eoin Joy's reaction after his sides victory over Mungret St Paul's in their Irish Wire Products Ltd County Senior Football Championship semi-final yesterday evening in Newcastle West.
The Abbeyfeale men got the better of Mungret by a single point in shocking weather conditions to book their spot in this years senior football final against Adare in two weeks time.
This will be Fr Caseys first county final appearance since 2009 when they lost by two-points to Dromcollogher-Broadford.
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