Limerick leader pleads for support

LIMERICK coach Tom Hehir last night appealed to fans to support them as they celebrated their biggest weekend since winning the National Cup a couple of years ago with back to back SuperLeague victories over Neptune and Waterford Crystal.

Limerick leader pleads for support
Mon, 11 Oct, 2004 - 01:00
Brendan Mooney

On Saturday evening they went to Neptune Stadium in Cork and beat the home side 111-102 in a thriller, and they produced more of the same at UL Arena yesterday to overcome Waterford Crystal 88-80.

“To say we are delighted would be an understatement,” insisted Hehir. “I have to hand it to the guys. They all played out of their skins.”

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