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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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PATRICKSWELL produced a second half comeback to defeat Ahane 1-19 to 1-17 in round four of the Limerick SHC in Claughaun on Friday evening.
Patrickswell coach Conor Dolan was delighted with his side's second half performance. "Ahane really gave it to us in the first half. In fairness to the guys, they were absolutely outstanding in the second half. We dominated in the half back line and it's probably the best 30 minutes, we have hurled all year" said Conor Dolan.
Patricksell have now advanced into the quarter-finals of the Limerick SHC, while Ahane have been knocked of the Limerick SHC.
After the game, Leader Sport caught up with Patrickswell coach Conor Dolan.
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