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Senan's hoping to restore Keane edge for clash with Nemo

GER KEANE is still a doubt as St Senan's face Nemo Rangers in Sunday's Munster AIB Club SFC final at the Gaelic Grounds, Limerick (2pm).

Senan's hoping to restore Keane edge for clash with Nemo

Fri, 09 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

Brendan Larkin

The former Clare senior has been receiving intensive treatment for a calf injury but desperately wants to play in this final.

"It's all about being involved with your club. To play in a Munster final with lads you grew up with is what it's all about," says Keane.

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Gaa Football Place: Gaelic Grounds, Limerick Place: Clare Place: Kilkee Place: Kilmurry Person: Senan Person: Keane Person: Nemo GER KEANE Person: St Person: David de Loughrey Person: John Enright Person: Tom Prenderville Person: Joe Larkin Person: Noel Roche Person: Kilkee Person: James Masters Person: Derek Kavanagh Person: Marc Ó Sé Person: Ó Sé Person: St Senan Person: Nemo Person: Doonbeg Person: Ibrickane Person: John Lynch Person: Dominic McCaughey Person: Peter Canavan Person: Stephen Event: Munster AIB Club SFC final Event: Munster Event: Munster Cup Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Clare Organisation: An Ghaeltacht Organisation: An Gaeltacht Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Thomond College Organisation: Kilmurry Organisation: Stradbally Organisation: O'Donovan Rossa Organisation: Ulster Organisation: St Gall Organisation: Antrim Organisation: GAA Organisation: Tyrone

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