Kearns quits and says it’s time for fresh ideas

THIS wasn’t the way he wanted it to end. Ideally, there would have been a Munster title to show for the six years of Trojan toil that has made Limerick football a respected force.

It certainly wasn’t meant to end after a non-descript game in Castlebar.

Things don’t always work out, though. Liam Kearns told the Limerick dressing-room that it would be better if fresh ideas came on board. It was an emotional moment. The Limerick managerhas moulded most of these footballers from under-age and most don’t know any other manager at county level.

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