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"We are looking to get as many points as we can in the first three games, it's very important to get a good start this year. Then you can regroup and see what happens after the break," said St Kieran's senior footballer Adam Lacey.
St Kieran's begin their Limerick senior football championship campaign against Galtee Gaels this evening at 7pm in Ballyagran in round one of the Limerick senior football championship. The west Limerick side will be back out in action on Saturday when they take on Ballylanders on Saturday in Ballyagran at 7pm.
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St Kieran's have been drawn in group two of the SFC alongisde Kildimo-Pallaskenry, Newcastle West, Galtee Gaels, Ballylanders and Mungret St Paul's.
Ahead of the Limerick senior football championship, St Kieran's senior footballer Adam Lacey caught up with Leader Sport.
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