'Our main men must step up because Waterford hurling is in crisis'

‘Our main men must step up, because Waterford hurling is in crisis’

'Our main men must step up because Waterford hurling is in crisis'

It’s been a long week in the southeast. Talking to Shane Ahearne underlines that sense of a place grappling with its own sense of itself. Ahearne has done duty as a coach, selector and player with Waterford over the years at all levels, but he shakes his head when last Sunday is mentioned.

Limerick came to Walsh Park and hammered the home side, who must still line out against Cork in Páirc Uí Chaoimh this evening to complete their championship commitments. It’s a curious way to approach the game, and an odd mix of emotions must be swirling in Waterford: resignation or disappointment, anger or hope for a last hurrah?

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