When Declan Hannon experienced knee pain during the Munster final against Clare, it’s understandable that he may have had some concerns. After all, his teammate Seán Finn had suffered a knee injury against the same county just six weeks prior and won’t be able to play for the rest of the year. The good news is that Hannon’s injury is not as severe as he feared, and he remains hopeful about representing his country next month. However, he won’t be able to play in the All-Ireland semi-final on July 8. As for the final, it remains to be seen. In the meantime, Hannon is content to be involved in his team’s pursuit of making history with their four-in-a-row victory. He believes in the strength of their players and their ability to cope without him and Finn. Hannon emphasizes the impact that the substitutes made in the Munster final and expresses his confidence in the team’s ability to meet the standards they have set. He acknowledges the possibility that they may not succeed, but he remains optimistic. Hannon is grateful that his knee injury isn’t as serious as he initially thought. He reflects on the injuries that his teammates and others in Limerick have suffered and considers himself lucky to have avoided such long-term setbacks. He mentions a previous ankle operation but is generally fortunate when it comes to injuries. While he is uncertain about his recovery and the specific details of his injury, Hannon is taking it day by day and focusing on rehabilitation. He admits that being a spectator is a different experience but tries to enjoy the moment regardless of whether he’s on or off the pitch. He acknowledges the tight nature of Limerick’s recent matches and defends the team against claims that they should be winning by larger margins. Hannon believes that the standard of hurling in Munster and Leinster is high and that there is little between the teams. He remains confident that his team can improve their performance levels in the coming weeks.
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