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In October1980 the local newspapersheralded 's A field the property of Kantoher C.D.S.was mad'eavailible to the club breakthroughin capturing-headlinestheir fiisf couqtysenior hu-rling-ti- at a nominal fee in the earlv seventies tle with anarietvhv of - "sensationalWin for courtesy of the managemeit commit- Killeedy", "The iedr of the underdog","first for Killeedy" tee - it was in this field that organised --they failed on thr-ee scientific training was first employed etc. An"dsensatioiral it was indeed had by Killeedy G.A.A.leading to their first previousattempts and this one lookedlike going too. But county final appearancein 1973and to iacluck was with them and so the county cup resided in their first divisional senior title in 1974. forecasting Inclement weather at times forced the Killeedyduring the Wintermonths and many wg_Ie club to train indoors in Cronin's hall on a longilomocil-e for the JohnDaly Cupin fhe WestLimerick the Community centre and oftentimes parish. road trainins was adopted. And *hen these same Recent veErs have Seenteam train- newsDaDers the headlines ing sessioirsback again in Hennessy's carried By JosephO'Connor farm in Killeedv which had been used "KiU'eeily's reign as champs in s earlier this ceniurv also bv the club - short-lived" and "Killeedy's reign on this occasion howevei a different brought to an end" just nine field was usedwhich carries with it the months later in July 1981 many Situated just below Dore's house,now distinction of being ideally suited to might have felt Killeedy were only owned by James Mulcahy, this field training irrespective of weather condi- fluke winners and a team of the was constantly used for and tions or time of the year. past. While the Killeedy team and football training and many memorable And yet with all this field hunting the be incidentsoccurred there. club has produceda remarkable list of supporters were disappointedto achievements eliminated from all championships Danny Con Casey'sfield at Ballagh is right through this cen- remembered as the place where tury culminating in tlte spectacular early this year by being defeatedby successesof the past decadewhen the in West Killeedy gaels trained and practiced old rivals the among themselves- situated in front first senior county title was won in ad- senior hurling semi-final of the then Casevhome and now owned dition to five divisional titles, they used this set-back to renew by Gerard Curtin games with outside numeroustitles in several other srades their resolve to once again become teams were not played here. A feature and participation by the uniler 14 a leading light in Limerick hurling of the training here were the nightly national community games team in the and as a practical step on this warming up sessionswhich consistedof All-Irelandfinal of 1980.The club's con- course undertook with renewed long jump and high jump endeavours- tribution to county teams has been vigor and enthusiasm the it is known that the Killeedy athletes most consistent throughout this cen- had little difficulty clearing 2l| feet in tury culminating in the seventiesin the prd'gramme of field development enormous Fitzrnaurice input including will see them train the pit and 5 feet on the high jump. which hopefully In the samelocalitv John Hennessv's Fr. Paudie's captaincy of the 1981 and play on their own groundsdur- field of Killeedy wis much used for Munster senior hurling championship ing 1982for the first time in tlte games with outside teams. This field wlnrungteam. clubs history. situated second from t}te road and on Despite these successes the elub Thesuccess story of KilleedyG.A.A. the left of the avenuenow leading to its never lost sight of tlte vision of owning is commendableespecially when present owner, also John Hennessy, its own playing field. Efforts to secure viewed against the backgroundof a saw among others the teams of such a facility were investigaCedand club without a field. This dearth of , Broadford and Tour- undertaken on many occasionsbut the local facilities has causedthe club to nafulla perform on its surface. On one big breaktlrough came in October1979 moveall aroundthe parishin searchof occasiona Knockaderry player who en- with tlte acquisitionof a 4 acre site at playingaccommodaiion right from its ded up on tIe avenue following a hefty Raheenaghfrom the local community earliestdavs to moderntimes. A brief tussle had his collar-bone dislocated. developmentassociation. In 1969this reviewof this movementis of interest. A field on the Broadford side of association had nurtured the idea of a The benevolenceof the Wintersfamily Cronin's house in Raheenaghand still community centre - a place where of Ashford in the 1920sand 30swill in possessionof the Cronin family saw young and old, the athletic and not so always be remembered.They made many a fine inter-parish contest. One athletic could meet to pursue various two fieldsavailable - the onepresen- particular game at this venuebetween social, cultural, educational and tly across the road from Ashford Broadford and Killeedv became verv sporting interests. Whencompleted the Churchand the otheracross from Mrs. robust and was only Oefusedby overall complex on 6 acres included a Mary Quinlivans residence.Great prolonged and passionate pleadin! pitch and putt course and putting duels are rememberedfrom these from sideline spectators. green, two tennis courts, basketball fieldsand such were relations between ConMagner's field at Killeedy is part court, car park and community hall theWinters family andthe club that the of Killeedy G.A.A. folklore having been seating 300 people. A further st"ageof formeracted as bankers for the club- used for manv decades- used as club the sevelopmentsaw Killeedy G.A.A. they held club funds on depositand headquarters-for several years this acquire the pitch and putt site in 1979 promptly advancedwithdrawls on re- field ivould have seenthe redl sreats of and now the job of convefsion to a full quest. Killeedy perform. A list of theie would size playing field is well advanced. Dan O'Mahony'sfield at Cloncon, occupy much space but it can be said To be named Pairc Ide Naofa after now ownedby TommyO'Mahony, was that anyone who was anything in the parishes beloved Patron, St. Ita, occasionallyused for matchesand was Killeedy hurling or football would have who lived there in the 6th centurv. it is usuallyfree of charge.Situated at the played here. Bridging the period from hopedthe field will be officially opened rear of tlte residenceof the former the 1930sto the late 1960s the during 1982.The provisionof a full size parishclerk at Ashford,Mrs. Mary Ita availability of this pitch brought per- playingpitch 160yds. by 85yds. approx- Halinan. this field wa3 aho usedfor tnanence, cohesion and purpose to imately was made possibleas a result horse-racinqand soorts. Dore's field at Killeedy G.A.A. and doribtl'essthe of a very generousdonation of two ex- Ballaghwillbe vividly rememberedby seeds of recent successeswere sown tra piecesof land free of charce bv Fr. many-ofthe old gaels-whostill survivti. there. Maftin O'Donnell P.P. and locai far-

75 r mer Mr. Michael Walsh. will have to be borrowed to meet ex- Other generous gestures were to penditure. follow and within months the hiterto To be able to meet all exoenditure bumpy and uneven pitch and putt from cash resources is a formidable course had a major face-lift which saw undertakinq when viewed asainst the the top-soil removed to enable the site backgrounrl of the establishtrent of a 0o be perfectly levelled and thoroughly special sub+ommittee whose task is to drained before the topsoil was again push through the furttrer development returned. The generosity of local heavy of the pitch. Headed by the two Fr.'s earth moving machinery contractor Fitzmairrice this comririttee's plan is Mr. Jim Hicley will lon! be remem- that modern dressingrooms, a meeting bered as his machinerv soent manv room and handball alley which can be days on the site at only a nrjminal ratir. used as a gymnasium when required resulting in savingsof a couple of thou- will be ready for use in late 1982.A sand pounds for the club. Closely number of other field developments associated with the club Mr. Hickev were examined by the committee -has made several donations anl before submittins their plans for INSULATION presentations in the past. Local ACOT Killeedy and t}ey-predict their plans advisers Mr. James Barry and Mr. will give the club oneof Munster'Sbest Liam Mullane offered expeit advice on G.A.A. developments.It is fortunate SYSTEMS& drainage and seedingand building con- the G.A.A. development is tractor Mr. Denis O'Grady of New- strategically situated at Raheenagh PRODUCTS castlewest gave valuable counsel on beside the parish community centie setting up tlre controls for levellinc. and the local national school-enabling Much volirntary labour was required Io all parishioners a broad range of social remove stones, set boundary fences, and sporting facilities in one place - lay pipes etc. and this was available in doubtlessthe schoolchildren will make bounty as were the tractors and full use of these amenities under the trailers of many local farmers. careful guidanceof Mr. Gerry Forde By this time club officials had N.T. Schoolprincipal. regularised tlte legal details resulting Killeedy Gaels ian look ahead with in the pitch beingvested in the G.A.A. much anticipation to the improved per- and having as trustees Mr. Donie formance oi all their tedms in'all Nealon secretary Munster Council, Mr. grades during the next decade. The Tom Boland secretarv Limerick achievementsof the senior team in re- County Board and local blub trustees cent times makes pleasant reading - Mr. Pat Curtin. Chairman. Mr. John the next decade should be even more Magner Secretary, Mr. Benjamin Mul- pleasant io read of. Already the seeds lane Treasurer. Jeremiah Scanlon of success are being nurtured among senior and Michael Deelv. the under age t6ams on whosE water penetration. At the time of purchas6the field cost shoulders will fall the task of makinc 15,0(X)and an additional f,30,000approx- the next decadethe solden era of hurl-- imately will have been expendedwhen ing in Killeedy. Theiirecord for 1981is A@din the development is fully complete. worthy of mention - they con0ested Invertedroof insulationsystem for f lat Grants totalling t6,0fi) have been the under 14 wes0ernhurling final with roofs.Simple to installor upgradelater. sanctionedto tlte club so at completion . thev were victorious the net cost will be in the resion of f29.- in the under 15 divisional final over 000.Ttre task of raising funldsto meet Newcastle West and the Under 16 this expenditure in s spearheadedbv hurlers contested their divisional final ffisp lininginsulation system. the clubs officials who have been ablv with Feohanagh.The possibilities will assisted by Messers Jimmy Magnef, be limitless when all grades and all Mike Dore, Thomas McEnery and Pat ages will have proper playing, training Hayes. Most club members have also and changingfacilities at their disposal M Underf loor Insulation: beenworking hard and the youth mem- within their own parish. Easilyinstalled at constructionstage. bers are especially aetive. Owning its own field and facilities Three main methods of fund-raisinc will be beneficial to Killeedv G.A,A. have been employed with much and to the parish in gene'ral. The M success. The club firstlv aonealed to benefits to th:e club havi been men- Dryfill cavitywall insu lation for existing businessfirms with G.A.A. s'ympathies tioned already. The parish has already buildings. and were more than surprised with the had the happy experienceof seeingthe many generous contributions which whole community work together in one were freely given, The second line of corporat,eunit 0o pay and prepare the attack was an appeal to the pitch and its facilities. On completion InsulationM for hot andcold pipes.Simple parishioners who responded in their the parish will have a control and to cut, fit and seal. numbers in a most gracious fashion. public sports cum recreational centre The third approach was an geographically Free TdchnicalAdvisory Service & intensifica- located within easy Literature:available on request. tion of normal club fund-raisinc reachof all - a placewhere the young methods and this approach will con-- and old. the athletic and not so athletic Manutacturedby tinue until the project is complete. can meet for the greater benefit of all. SouthernChemicals Limited Such things as th'e airnual St. Steirhens Generations to come will reap the , Day wren-boys outing, weekly 45 card rewards of the endeavours of to-dav Tel.(061)92103 Telex 26918 drive in conjunctionwith the local com- and sociologists will point to Killeedy munity centre committee, 3fi) club as possessingthe essential ingredients draw, public dances in the local danc- of a balanced and caring community, ing centres and an annual Christmas And when the G.A.A. celebratesthe raffle are among the normal fund- centenary-club of its foundine in 1984 raising activities, The Christmas raf- Killeedy can be justifiSbly proud fle, now in its third season,has been of its adherence to the aims of the spectacularlv successfuland last vear associationand of its endeavoursto put yielded a phinomenal 15,000profit.-It is them into practice - by this and'by a tribute to the fund-raising campaign having provided its own playing that all work on the site to date has facilties the club can be regarded as been paid from cash reserves and it is saluting the associations centenary not envisagedat any stage that monies with dignity and honour. 76 ri:;:! -i:{ .. $I-h

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i iE' the $*r.','t'i,. -r S. SEVEN MINUTES remaining and it looked home and dried confident in the knowledge among the top teams in the for South Libertieswith Michael Butler possessingtheoppor- that their preparation was county. How rewarding that tunity of stretching the lead to sevenpoints with only goal- right - the team was moti- his forecast is fully accom- keeper Pat Meehan to beat. For Killeedy - it looked like the vationally well tuned, trained plished this year. same old story all over again. But Meehan savedand in Tony to perfectionand playingtac- An under 2l westem title Doran like fashion Tom Mulcahy palmed the clearanceto the tics were adopted with com- in 1969 was evidenceof Kil- net for Killeedy. With four minutes remaining Willie puter like precision. leedy's emergence from Fitzmaurice polnted to leavethe sideslevel. Was there still a The Killeedy boys were obscurity. Defeat by Bal- chance,or could Killeedy hold Liberties scorelessand hope to well aware of their great lingam; in the west junior win the replay and maintain their impressive 100 per cent hurling tradition but realised final was a setback that county championship replay winning record. that these memorieswere no same year but a revamping Yes they did hold Liberties scorelessand went one better, substitute for the real thing. of the club structure and when a new Killeedy hero was positively identified - he was They were also aware that in administration saw Killeedy Mike Fitzmaurice and his twenty seventh minute goal, hurling, as in other areas, opting for senior ranks in brought the John Daly Cup to Killeedy for the firsttime andto each generationmust win its 1972 as a new revised hurl- West Limerick for the first time since 1963. Killeedy had own laurels. These were the ing structure was introduced confoundedeverybody - the 1980 county championship was convictions which paid rich in the county. Killeedy has theirs. dividends to the Killeedy been in every west Limerick tigers at the sun-drenched senior hurling final since Winning the first senior by Joseplt Gaelic Grounds on October then. title is a milestone in our 12th. But did Killeedy possess club's history, winning it Its twelve years since Fr. the tenacity and durability to from South Liberties is fan- O'Connor David O'Connor changed contest county'finals? That tastic and winning it as way the face of Killeedy hurling - question was resoundingly out underdogs is splendid. he passionately instilled in answeredin 1973 when the Pre-match ballyhoo and probability be found want- the players the conviction boys in blue overwhelmed speculation had already ing. that one day Killeedy could county champions South awarded the game to South But this did not upset the make it to the top ranks. Liberties in the county quar- Liberties - they had the big men from the West who kept "You can do it if you believe ter final - this Liberties team guns, they had the strength, a low profile and steeledtheir you can do it", he said.Leav- had spearheadedLimerick's they must come out on top. resolve to give the approp- ing lreland in the early All lreland Triumph in the Killeedy would try desp- riate answer on the field of seventies he predicted Kil- persons of Eamon Grimes, erately hard but would in all play. Killeedy were quietly leedy would shortly be Pat Hartigan and Joe Mc-

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RECORDBOOKS are an integral part of any game. Studentsof the slogans for the All- each and every sport love to Says Charlie Mulqueen final day banners delveinto the statistics and if were being conjured up in they know who won what in (..LIMERTCKLEADER'') vivid imaginations. For that such a yearthey believethey victory over Cork put are the unchallengeable Limerickmen found it hard to at mid-field was perhaps the Limerick straight into the experts. Very often, though, bemoan the Galway triumph man of the match, and his All-Ireland ftnal and now it they are wrong. Take the at Croke Park, coming as it partner, David Punch, pros- wasthe job of manager, Noel 1980 finals of the Munster did after 57 long years. pered the longer it went on. Drumgoole and his fellow- and All-Ireland Hurling Let us ignore the statistical The striking of Liam selectors and trainer Tim Championships. facts and cast our minds O'Donoghue was mag- Crowe to get them into the In years to come, your back to some of the more nificent and one eighty-yard right frame of mind for the sonsand your grandsonswill memorable moments point was wonderous. The big day. open their records and see instead. The one that stands men who perhaps won the Galway had beaten Offaly, that Limerick beat Cork by 4 out especially for me of the day most of all were in the the shock Leinster champ- points in the Munster Final at Thurles game was when last line of defence. with ions, to reach their second Thurles and then lost by 3 to will-of-the-wisp Olly O'Con- Donal Murray, Leonard successive decider and were Galwy in the All-Ireland at nor lashed on to a loose ball Enright and Dominick the underdogs when Sep- CrokePark. All verywell and after a dreadful collision Punch in control against one tember 7th came around. factual as far as it goes, but between Cork defenders ofthe greatest of all hurling Alas, the betting men got it those Limerickmen who Martin O'Doherty and John front lines. So effective, wrong for once! Limerick, revelled in the Munster final Horgan. The little Bal- indeed, was Enright that the shattered by a terrible start and suffered agonies at lybrown man was in behind Cork selectors felt obliged to and 2-1 to no score behind "Croker" in September them like a flash, gathered take his illustrious opposite after seven minutes, played know only too well the and shot to the net before number, Ray Cummins, out with their hearts more than drama that unfolded on many in the 44,000 crowd of the game - the first time their hurleys. Men who had those memorable after- were aware of the pos- Cummins had been sub- seen off the challenge of noons. sibilities at all. stituted at inter-county level. Cork and Clare, and helped And I'm glad that I write What a goal from a great So it was glory all the way to provide two memorable these few humble words hurler! And on the other side for Limerick, and the huge league finals at Pairc Ui without the aid of notes or of the full-forward line was green and white throng Caoimh, had lead in their press cuttings of the the ever-reliable Eamonn cheered themselves hoarse boots. matches. I prefer to Cregan, on hand to scoop throughout and went almost Usually superb strikers of remember them for the mar- home a goal when the Cork berserk afterwards as the the sliotair were afflicted by 'keeper vellous occasions they were fumbled and ice-cool gallant captain, Sean Foley, butterflies and but- for the teams involved and in the taking of vital accepted the trophy. terfingers - and some evenmore sdfor the gameof second-half frees into the Yes, indeed,that mar- couldn't even get a sideline hurling itself. I don't believe wind. vellous match was savoured cut airborne. With nothing anybody outside of Cork And it was the day, too, well by Shannonside. The going right and a lot wrong, begrudged Limerick their that many Limerick hurlers road home was a sea of they battled away with the successat Thurles, while we came of age! Jimmy Carroll green and white and already courage of men who just wouldn't give up. At the end, just 3 points separated the '8;.' .y, sides and if that margin was $ r4*i an injustice to an admirable Galway side, it also showed ;ffi the mettle of the Limerick- men. Had Conor Hayes not ; somehow intercepted a goal-scoring pass from Eamonn Cregan to Joe Ki McKenna in the closing :{# minutes, God only knows r4h# what would have happened. ,#4 Still, justice was done and no Limerickman suggested otherwise. We took our beat- ing well (I suppose we had plenty of practice doing so b *' over the years! (and at least ?f could take pride and pleas- ure from the knowledge that the Limerick of 1980 had played probably the major role in maintaining the game - KILLEEDY SENIOR HURLERS_ COUNTY CHANIPIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME BACKROW: MickDelee (Trainer),PaudieFibmaurice,MikeCunninghom,WillieFi2maurice,GerardMagner,JackO'Connor, Denis O'Connor, Mike Scanlon, Tom Mulcahg, Jody O'Connor, Mike Fibmaurice, Mike Cunningham, John Magner (Secretary). FRONTIiOW; BenjoO'sulliuan,DonieFlynn,BenMullane,ConHerbert,EddieMullane,PatMeehan(Capt.),NeillyBrowne, Mike Browne, Mike Sheils, Willie Cronln, Pat O'Connor. MISSING: Jim Mulcahv, Liam Shine, John McGrath, Pat Joe CroninJohn Cunningham.

enna a few weeks earlier. The victory was excel- hard slog at training week in be urgently reborn. The club Later that year Killeedy were lently timed, for the club week out and the inter- might be expected to show competing in their first itself which embarked on a ferencethis has on one'sper- examplary leadership in county final against Kil- heavy club development sonal, family and job com- civic and relegious parish mallock. programme this year. The mitments. activities - assist at senior Since then the out- newly acquifed field will be The parish of Killeedy has citizens party, maintain St. standing ambition or our ready for 1981 when dres- benefttted much from this Ita's cemetry, assist at Sun- club has beento win a coun\r sing rooms, ball alley and victory - a fine hurling trad. day massreadings and pray- title - so we have kept on club rooms will be con- ition has been perfectedand ers of the faithful. The trying against all the odds. structed. The victory is an it will serve as a medium to administration and public South Liberties beat us in the ideal platform to give hope embrace and unifu all strata projection of the club must 1976 final and and inspiration to the of opinion within the parish never be allowed to fall short did likewise in 1977 - but we upcoming generation of and it will further the links of that expectedfrom county were'nt to throw in the towel young players. Con- between parishioner and champions.While the loyal yet. Our fourth attempt this gratulations to the under 14 ex-parishioner. supporters of Killeedy will year was abundantly suc- community gamesteam who Killeedy is now in the have many opportunities to cessful. contested the All Ireland limelight of the G.A.A.stage. drink from the Daly cup, the So Killeedy's do or die final this year - now they Its successfrom very humble elderly and immobile spirit had at last been hand- know what can lie ahead for beginningsmust give hope to parishionersshould have the somely rewarded- and what them too. Heartiest con- other clubs in similar cir- same privilige accorded to a welcome home our heroes gratulation are extended to cumstances. From a small them. Hopefullythe club will received. From the summit the senior team and their rural population with nearly also have the challenging of Mullaghanuish at 1189 co-workers - but a word of half the panel working out- captain's duty of instilling feet to the lowly lands of appreciationis also due to side the parish the club has into the county team the Kil- Moanroe at only 200 feet the the people of the parish who moved gradually but steadily leedy attributes of never say bonfires blazed and the peo- have kept the dream and from non-existenceto county die. Success will come for ple praised.From Glenquin ideal of a county title before fame.The advancewas pain- those who keep on trying. to Glenduff, we drank lots of their eyesfor many decades. fully slow at times - but every The winning of the county black stuff as the cup went Let us not exclude those inch, every foothold was senior title in 1980 has around and around. The little who have already departed seen as progress, evety marked the end ofone phase parish has rarely seen such this life from the list of cre- bruise and every injury was in Killeedy's history and the joy and excitement as was dits - many of them did tro- seen as part of the price. It beginning of another. The witnessedthat evening- the jan work when tangible took effort. dedication and era of self-conviction and pubs servedfrothy pints into rewards were not in sight. resolve - "great works are triumph is ended- the era of the night as feats of earlier The 1980team was embody- performed not by strength, consolidationand advance- days were recalled and com- ing their efforts as well as its but by perseverence" said ment lies ahead. Just as the pared. This victory is one own. Well done also to the Samuel Johnson 2(X) years history of a nation never swoop brought together all ladies of Killeedy - the ago. ends. neither does the his- the followers who have con- mothers, wives and sistersof Being in the limelight car- tory of a club and time alone stantly followed Killeedy for players who made their own ries with it duties and oblig- will determine its destiny. decades long gone sacriftces. ations for Killeedy G.A.A. The history of Killeedy club parishioners were to return Above all, let us keep Having admirably promoted has been exciting and suc- to join the natives and the before our minds the sac- gaelic games the club's cessful - time as it rolls raftce and onwards will be adding to its dedication of the dedication to the cultivation 't 'll II rlrhlntit|ilnnf,tl|fi ahilfi tt I I | | I | | Now none will Jorget the last quarter, or the last seuen KTLLEEDY minutes whats more. The Cup w os'nt go ing to Killeedy - of that we f elt uery The pride of the sure; Their Challenge noutseemed to be ooer, and the Gsme was'nt going their way, West It was then that they hurled with a uengence, their Spirit it canied the Doy. (Air: The Men of the West) Eo I'Il giue you o Toast to Killeedy, surely the pride oJ They called them the "Team ol No Hopers", whose the west, When the chances of winning were slight, odds were really against them, it was then they retusedto giue best; But they proued when they got to the final, that the critics don't always be right; The Cup now restsin KiIIeedy, they' re D ancing by D oy Three tims they had reqched the decider, and three and by Nighf, times they'd tasted defeat, They say thag are going to keep it, and who is fo soy they're So fhey knew it was this time or neuer,and they vowed not right' that they would'nt be beat. Eamonn Deueresux.

The bonfires now bum in Killeedy, the Westis no longer asleep, Thay showed on the 12th of October, that the Form Book was up in a heap; They now haue the Cup in Killeedy, the one that escapedthem so long, : Ant their win on that day in O ctober, will be Honoured in Sfory and Song. I I Now ( none will begrudge them their uictory, as none ( can deny them their win, For when they had to end up as Loserc, they took their I defeats with a grin; With Stalwarts like Paudie and Willie, their luck had to s alter some day, c And now that the Cup's in Killeedy, they won't want to The long walt ti is ouer- Pat Meehan the Killeedy cap- giue it away. tain holds the Daly Cup aloft. tl S

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