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“When you look at the two teams, we have played, you could say their two of the best teams in the county at the moment. We still have three games to go, we'll just have to try and overcome the three games and move on from there then,” said Patrickwell's Patrick Kirby at the launch of the Whitebox Limerick senior hurling championship.
Patrickswell are yet to register a win in group one of the Limerick senior hurling championship. Kirby said 'the well's' focus is to win their remaining three group games. The city side sit on the bottom of the table in group one of the Limerick SHC.
Patrickswell face Ballybrown in a local derby on Saturday evening at 6:30pm in Mick Neville Park. Patrick Kirby caught up with Leader Sport at the launch of the Whitebox Limerick senior hurling championship.
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