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In goals with plenty of experience, Kerry Co-op’s chair Mundy Hayes takes the number-one jersey. Like Quaid in the Limerick goal, he’s had a good year and survived a big test in the last match that ensures he’ll keep the ball pucked out with pinpoint accuracy.
Full-back line
Not from a hurling stronghold but the Strathroy brothers, Cormac, Ruairi and Patrick, had a good year, claiming more than their fair share of liquid milk contracts. Always in the thick of the action, some call them troublemakers, but they are well able to move up the wing or play away further from goal. We need an old-fashioned, hardworking, jersey-pulling defence to keep a handle on the Limerick full-forward line of Gillane, Flanagan and Mulcahy.