WATCH: Post match reaction to draw between Patrickswell and Kilmallock

Aaron Gillane of Patrickswell Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile
Aaron Gillane of Patrickswell Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile

Patrickswell and Kilmallock played out an entertaining 0-18 to 0-18 draw at the LIT Gaelic Grounds last night.

Aaron Gillaneโ€™s injury time free saw The โ€˜Well to the draw and they remain unbeaten in the Bon Secours Limerick SHC as a result.

Following the game, Patrickswell manager Ciarรกn Carey admitted that his side were not at their best.

โ€œHaving performed the way we did, definitely under performed, and to come away with a draw Iโ€™m delighted for the lads.

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โ€œThey showed a bit of character in the last 10 minutes and only for that they wouldnโ€™t have come away with a draw.โ€

Click below to see the full interview with Ciarรกn Carey.

Elsewhere, there was disappointment in the Kilmallock camp. John Brudairโ€™s side led 0-7 to 0-0 after a blistering opening, but were undone by poor discipline.

The concession of frees allowed Patrickswell back into the game. Selector Jamie Wall says that they were disappointed not to come away with the victory, but happy with their response from the loss to Na Piarsaigh,

โ€œToday we got a bit of a performance, but this club isnโ€™t built on performances itโ€™s built on results.

โ€œAnytime you draw a game that you feel that you could win is disappointing. Look there are a lot of positives to take from it too.

โ€œYour job is to accentuate the positives and take them and take the negatives and work on them.

โ€œOur free count was poor. There is no getting away from that. We left ourselves against an opposition that has one of the best free takers in the country stay in the game.โ€

Click below to watch the full interview with Jamie Wall.

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