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"We are very conscious that there is a huge job of work to be done at both underage and senior. We have started, we will build and we will get better. This is certainly a long term project, we are not looking for a quick fix. We know it will take a lot of hard work. I think certainly give it a few years, I think we will back at the top table again," said Adare senior hurling manager Mark Foley.
Adare played out a 2-18 to 1-21 draw with Mungret St Paul's in round two of the Whitebox Limerick Senior Hurling Championship on Wednesday evening in Clarina. Mark Foley's side sit on one point after two games in group two of the SHC.
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Adare have bounced back after suffering a defeat to Monaleen in round one of the senior hurling championship last week.
After Adare's draw with Mungret St Paul's, Mark Foley caught up with Leader Sport.
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