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"Get out of the group first of all and a better performance in the quarter-final and see if we can get there. And see how we go from there, the first game now is the big one," said Na Piarsaigh senior football captain Evan Egan.
Fr Casey's have defeated Na Piarsaigh in the quarter-final stage of the Limerick senior football championship in the last two seaons. Timmy Dalton has replaced Micheal Lynch as manager of the Na Piarsaigh senior football team.
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Na Piarsaigh begin their Limerick senior football championship campaign against Oola on Thursday evening at 7pm in Caherconlish.
Ahead of the opening round of the Limerick SFC, Evan Egan spoke with Leader Sport's Paul Shaughnessy.
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