Conor O'Sullivan: 'It seemed too far to imagine a Munster championship with Sars. It’s unbelievable'

The Sarsfields captain accepts the club's Munster record prior to this year looked "horrendous" on first viewing but still feels they got a "bad rap" as most of the games were tight. 

Sarsfields’ captain Conor O'Sullivan lifts the trophy with his son Shay. Picture: ©INPHO/James Crombie

As a teenager, Conor O’Sullivan watched Newtownshandrum claim Munster club titles and watched Erin’s Own contest them.

It was a provincial stage he could not envisage Sars conquering. It just didn’t seem realistic. Understandable, to an extent, considering when O’Sullivan joined the adult ranks out in Riverstown in 2008, Sars hadn’t won a county since 1957.