Gaelic Grounds

Now, I don't know how much the venue comes into play here.

I just, for whatever reason, didn't play our best hurler maybe in the Gaelic Grounds and maybe in the County Final last year.

I might have got away with the result in the finish against Eiffen.

It might not have been their best performance and they were very good early in the country venues.

Because some of the things that went on, and, like, the example with the four players that were county, going to county training and one, and one of the four, one of the five that were there, one was the trainer, and there were four of us there.

That was my first, my first memory of Limerick going training outside in the Gaelic Grounds, and it was very negative because I had been with Sexton Street, and we had trained at least twice a week, and we had Brother Burke and Jim Hennessey, and they knew their hurling.

Brother Burke was the prayer man.

Jim Hennessey was Waterford.