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"We remember how we felt last year in the dressing room and we will definitely use that hurt to try and get over the line”,said Garryspillane manager Aaron Considine at the launch of the Lyons of Limerick Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship final launch.
Garryspillane face Effin this Sunday at 1pm in the Limerick PIHC final in the TUS Gaelic Grounds. Last year, Newcastle West defeated the Bouncers in the PIHC final.
“We weren't too happy with our final performance last year and the day or two after we made a pact that we would do our best to get back to a final", added Considine.
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Garryspillane edged past Croagh-Kilfinny by the minimum margin in their semi-final and they had goalkeeper Adam Sheehan to thank for their place in the decider with his brave save in additional time from Cian O’Carroll’s shot from close range proving decisive.
Ahead of the Lyons of Limerick Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship final, Garryspillane manager Aaron Considine caught up with Leader Sport.
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