The Westmeath forward picked up the knee injury beforeRaharney played the county semi final against Castletown Geoghegan.
Eoin Keyes is crediting the support of his team mates for his successful return to intercounty action following a serious injury last year.
The Westmeath forward picked up the knee injury before his club Raharney played the county semi final against Castletown Geoghegan.
Keyes is back in the Maroon of Westmeath this year and helped himself to four points from play against Antrim in their Walsh Cup meeting on Saturday.
Keyes says the recovery was hard work:
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