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"You try and embrace it, you try and look for the bunting around the place. You try and soak in the atmosphere. These days aren't around forever. It's definitely a nice time to be involved and to see the people around the club." said Na Piarsaigh senior hurling captain Mike Casey
Na Piarsaigh are bidding to create their own bit of history in this weekend's Limerick senior hurling championship decider on Sunday. The Caherdavin outfit are aiming to win three county titles for the first time in their club's history.
Leader Sport caught up with Na Piarsaigh senior hurling captain Mike Casey ahead of Sunday's county final against Doon.
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