!As a Limerick man I can say we have suffered at the ends of Eoin Kelly a few times. His 14 points in 2006 still haunts us. But of all the memories the best I have is a point he scored over his shoulder against Cork in the 2005 Munster final.
He was running towards the sideline to gather the ball with 2 cork players in chase, he looked over his shoulder twice while running and when he got the ball he beautifully rose and struck the ball over all in one fluid motion, I was at an angle looking through the posts from the other side of the terrace, he had nothing to aim at. A perfect score… poetry.
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!As a Limerick man I can say we have suffered at the ends of Eoin Kelly a few times. His 14 points in 2006 still haunts us. But of all the memories the best I have is a point he scored over his shoulder against Cork in the 2005 Munster final.
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