Quane believes Limerick have lessons learnt to test rebels

ANYBODY who was in Croke Park early last Sunday, to witness the better of the two Allianz NFL finals, would readily admit that the best team didn’t triumph.

Quane believes Limerick have lessons learnt to test rebels

Quite simply, Westmeath won their joust against Limerick because they were more street-wise. The first Limerick football team to play in Croke Park in almost 30 years distinguished itself up to the point that their experience cost them dearly at the game’s most crucial stage.

That was in the closing minutes after the concession of a goal upset their rhythm and ultimately denied them the chance of taking the Division Two title. That was the summation of team manager Liam Kearns afterwards, when he said: “the goal was a killer. But we had the chances to get back into it.’’

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