The Emo footballers are coming off back-to-back semi-final appearances in the championship and two impressive seasons. In 2020 they were the form team of the championship with a string of great wins – over Killeshin, O’Dempsey’s and then Portlaoise. But after that thrilling win over Portlaoise – playing behind closed doors in absolute downpour in…
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