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"It's unreal, it's what we've been looking for since we started 81 days ago. It's exactly what we were looking for, just delighted now," Mungret St Paul's U20 Hurling captain Fintan Fitzgerald told Leader Sport.
Mungret St Paul's were crowned Limerick Premier U20 champions after recording a 2-15 to 1-9 victory over Na Piarsaigh at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale on Sunday afternoon.
Cian O’Brien’s side delivered an impressive performance to claim their first-ever U20 hurling title. Limerick U20 hurler Mark O’Brien and Killian Begley accounted for 1-12 of their total between them.
Mungret St Paul’s last lifted the title in 2023 when the competition was still at U21 level. The city will be hoping to use this U20 success as a springboard onto their senior team.
After Mungret St Paul's victory over Na Piarsaigh, Fintan Fitzgerald spoke with Leader Sport.
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