Behind enemy lines

Brian Lacey could have done without another reunion, just seven days after facing off with his great friend, clubmate and long-time Kildare colleague Glenn Ryan.

Behind enemy lines

Limerick’s extra-time victory over Longford was well deserved but it immediately set up the possibility of another conflict of emotions, with Tipperary and Kildare in the pot. He would have preferred to avoid them but now that the Lilywhites are in his way, the Limerick coach and selector will be doing all he can to end their championship aspirations.

“It’s strange going back to play against Kildare,” admits Lacey. “I spent seven years playing there and I still live in Kildare town. The supporters are unbelievable and it will be strange to have them against me on the night.

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