Dick O’Keeffe: 'We feel that we left that game behind us. We’re gutted'

Having come within four minutes of a monumental shock, Fourmilewater manager Dick O’Keeffe couldn’t help but feel his side left a first-ever county title behind them.

The West Waterford side led Ballygunner by three points with seven minutes remaining and were still a point ahead entering the final minute of normal time, but couldn’t hold out against the All-Ireland champions’ late onslaught.

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