Keane dreaming of home glory as Rafferty eyes second South win

The in-tune Kilfenora man (25) gave up the accordion to focus on his golf.
Lahinch's Jonathan Keane Pic Niall O’Shea

Lahinch's Jonathan Keane Pic Niall O’Shea

Lahinch's Jonathan Keane says it would "mean everything" to win the Pierse Motor Group South of Ireland, but he knows he must stick to the one-shot-at-a-time cliché if he's to make his dream come true.

The Kilfenora man (25) gave up the accordion to focus on his golf, and while he faces a tough semi-final against Edmonstown's Liam Abom (22), he knows he has the local knowledge, the support and the game to make the final.

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