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"I'm after really enjoying it. I'm not just saying because we got over the line. I just said, I would go all in.
"This year, I came home from holidays for a championship game against Patrickswell. We weren't trying to be too smart. I decided not to be too smar," Doon senior hurling manager Derek McGrath said after their historic first Bon Secours Limerick senior hurling championship final win.
Doon won the prestigious title for the first time in the club's history when edging past Na Piarsaigh on Sunday evening in the TUS Gaelic Grounds. The East Limerick side face Ballygunner next weekend in the Munster SHC quarter-final.
After Sunday's showpiece county final game, Leader Sport caught up with Doon senior hurling manager Derek McGrath.
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