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"“It would mean everything, I've missed a few county titles through injury, Obviously, they're special days as a team your career is not that long and you want to win as much as you can and to pick up the Daly Cup would be magical," said Na Piarsaigh senior hurling captain Jerome Boylan at the launch of the Whitebox Property LTD Limerick Senior Hurling Championship final.
Na Piarsaigh remain unbeaten throughout this year's Limerick SHC having won six games in this year's championship. Shane O'Neill's side face Doon in the Limerick SHC final on Sunday at 3:30pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
After coming up short in last year's decider, Na Piarsaigh will be aiming to go one step further on Sunday. The Caherdavin club are aiming to win their ninth Limerick SHC title at the weekend.
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