Hannon on Success & Setbacks as Limerick Look Forward to Rebel Rematch

Limerick will do battle with a familiar foe in Cork this weekend as all roads lead to Croke Park for the All Ireland Semi Final and while Limerick have enjoyed a 6th Munster title on the bounce, Declan Hannon knows his team cannot dwell too long on past successes.
“You can't afford to be... looking back at a good day when there's another one coming around the corner." said Declan Hannon who was speaking at eir HSQ

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Gael, from Old Irish Goídel ("Irishman"), and before that a loanword from Old Welsh Guoidel ("wild man, warrior") and before that from Proto-Indo-European *h,weydhh,- ("wood, wilderness").
The root of the name Gael is cognate at the Proto-Celtic level with Old Irish fíad 'wild', and Féni, derived ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *weidh-n-jo-.
This latter word is the origin of Fianna and Fenian.
Feenagh is a parish in County Limerick.
In the area of Limerick and parts of adjacent modern counties was a kingdom of clans dating back before written history known as the Wood-Sprung People, or people of the wood.
The Uí Fidgenti.
Feenagh, or Fíodhnach in Gaelic meaning 'wooded place'.
Uí Fidgenti, Fidgeinti, Fidgheinte, Fidugeinte, Fidgente, or Fidgeinte /i: 'fisjenti/ or /fijental; "descendants of, or of the tribe of, Fidgenti")
Hence, Gael is cognate with Fidgenti and Feenagh.
Fiodh-Inis, or Woody-Island in Gaelic is another name for the island of Ireland.

[@Woody-Island]

Limerick the original Gaels.

[@johnnoonan4799]

Have to say his speeches for a captain really let the county down. No spirit especially in 18 . I like my captain to have a bit when it comes to showing emotion..

[@Woody-Island]

@@johnnoonan4799 he lets his hurling do the talking.

[@johnglee51]

@@johnnoonan4799Performance on the field is what matters. That man has delivered consistently. Speeches are immaterial.

[@Woody-Island]

@@johnglee51 yes, a cool head and a safe house at the back.