Fitz will start this year i think in some of munster games , could be dependant ok on hayes being back but good hurler
Fitz will start this year i think in some of munster games , could be dependant ok on hayes being back but good hurlerMatthew Fitzgerald who couldn't even play Fitz hurling because he's a fresher is a super hurler, could well be starting for Limerick this season, especially if Hayes isn't back. Has more potential than Coughlan in my opinion.
Jack Leahy looked excellent tonight, albeit it certainly was a night for forwards. Adam English and Shane O' Brien looked a class apart alright. Cathal O' Neill seems to be finding his swagger again. Colin Coughlan showed up well tonight and is a good hurler who you'd like to see eventually make his breakthrough.Mary I. 3_21
UL. 4_31
Full time score , UL much the stronger side , hard to hear much support in big open stadium but some nice skills on view from both sets of players .
Leahy has a good eye for goal and good positional sense . Coughlan is solid defender and still young only 24 this year so could push onJack Leahy looked excellent tonight, albeit it certainly was a night for forwards. Adam English and Shane O' Brien looked a class apart alright. Cathal O' Neill seems to be finding his swagger again. Colin Coughlan showed up well tonight and is a good hurler who you'd like to see eventually make his breakthrough.
In any other county, leahy would probably be a starter ,or at least very close to it anywayLeahy has a good eye for goal and good positional sense . Coughlan is solid defender and still young only 24 this year so could push on
Id imagine he will get a chance with cork this yearIn any other county, leahy would probably be a starter ,or at least very close to it anyway
He's a v talented player, no doubt about that - accurate, good eye for goal, good free taker. Has won some share of trophies for his age: AI minor & U20, Cork championship with Imokilky, back-to-back Fitzgibbons. The one issue I see with him is that of winning primary possession. All those winning teams were pretty dominant sides, which means he was being fed a supply of decent 60/40 ball. I think he has struggled in the past when the ball in isn't as good, or he has a sticky fast marker. That said, he is certainly worth a look for Cork - I was a little surprised he wasn't in the 36 named for the league, and I'm v happy to hear he is back training with them.In any other county, leahy would probably be a starter ,or at least very close to it anyway
