Veteran goalkeeper Nickie Quaid revelling in the good times with Limerick
For Kiely, it made their fourth All-Ireland win as a group the sweetest yet and Quaid is inclined to agree.
“But the other side of it is, and John would speak about this a bit, these things happen in sport and you just have to get on with it. “We have faced challenges before, different things have come against us, be it injuries or being down in games, and that gives you confidence, having been in that situation before and knowing you have got out of it, you know how to deal with it,” said Quaid. “That’s probably what real confidence is, that deep down you know you have the bodies there and you trust them no matter who they are to do a job.
The new season will begin for Limerick on January 15th when they travel to play Cork in the Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League. Kiely may take the opportunity to rest Quaid and to test out whoever he has in mind to replace Barry Hennessy, the recently retired deputy ‘keeper who was on the bench behind Quaid for the four All-Ireland wins.
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