Kilcormac-Killoughey's manager doubts it will be a straight forward experience for former KK hurler Trevor Fletcher.
Kilcormac-Killoughey manager Shane Hand believes his opposite number Trevor Fletcher will find the experience of coaching his side through a county final harder as a consequence of his more recent playing days.
KK go head to head with Shinrone in the Offaly Senior Hurling Final this Sunday.
Tipperary man Fletcher played with KK in the All Ireland senior club final of 2013, with St Thomas's of Galway winning on the day by two points.
Now Fletcher has brought Shinrone to their first county final since 1960 and KK's current manager reckons it won't be a straight forward experience for the former Tipp hurler:
Throw in at O'Connor Park is set for 4 o'clock on Sunday and Midlands 103 will have live coverage of the game on the Inside Line
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