Patrickswell

say.

Maybe underage county finals when they bring them all to Rack Hill, but I don't think at senior level that would be a, a venue that i've seen too many times so um again obviously with the eight o'clock stats they only kind of have the the floodlights in a certain amount of grounds so it needs most in terms of organizing the games but as you say a han they're very steep they're very sticky you know they they were very close to come out there iran barry's long range freeze kept him in the game and that's such a it's such a crucial weapon we see 300 burns with limerick and patrick's well that's just that Almost fear it puts into opposition that your forwards can't give away a free because it's a scoring chance on the other side.

And the form that Tom Morrissey is in, particularly from open play, I don't think we'll ever stop with that goal he got against Mournley in the first round.

But he's backing it up with his performances.

with the permutations now, it's very, very hard to see how Adair will not qualify.

You have a situation where Patrick's well-need to beat Gildaymo Pallis-Kenry and Gareth Spalland beat Monkridge St. Paul's and you need Adair to lose to Newcastle West and you have an outside chance that there'd be three teams finishing on six points and that Adair wouldn't be top of that

and Patrick Swell will need to swing the thing over by 10 points as well so you're accounting for two of them there with the results but they need another eight to be found at either side as well so oh

yeah but you see this is the thing like you know I'm very very sorry to see the decline of Patrick Swell because we thought first of all going through the championship last year going through group one that it couldn't happen And then when it happened, we said it's going to be temporary.

The whole thing is theoretical, Tom.

but what i'm saying is that that huge what was the what was the manner the gap in the first round it was i'm just trying to find it here uh 523 which is 38 to 114 17 so 21 points i mean if if that was three or four points it would it would make an awful lot of difference to the context of the scoop but the fact it was that such a big margin is uh is really serving a dare quite well here you know

what will be interesting is um patrick's well and kill time of palace kenry in the last

round well i just to finish on it there with regards to maybe going a bit like the football go through each team adair great start to this game patrick carney goal early didn't get an awful lot more with it matt in the first half i think four points from from willie griffin found themselves behind then Deryn Burns had hit one tree including a penalty Patrick Swell kind of just chugging along it was brought back to a point it was two points one points maybe out to three at one stage they couldn't shake off Adair and Adair then obviously got it back to two before that goal which we saw and heard there a moment ago and Deryn Burns then missed a free from you know basically out in the stand or closer to Houlihan's bar in Kilmalloch than it was to the goals put it narrowly wide and um with it then obviously the result went to there as well so adair would be delighted and you could see what it meant to them after it's great to

And, um, they knew their hurling, which is very important.

And there was no, "Oh, we'll have to pick him because he's from Doon," or, or "He's from, he's from Patrickswell," or, "He's from Clone," or some such thing.

Yeah.

Because he should be on, he should be, but he's not good enough to be on, but we pick him anyway.

But once we got together and we started clicking with each other, which it didn't happen very often.

Mm.

You know, Patrickswell wouldn't like to Cahir.

Cahir wouldn't like anybody.