Clare must beat Limerick to be seen as equals and not just contenders
*Cathal Malone battles with Tom Morrissey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill After last year’s classic, this was the Munster Final we all wanted repeated in 2023.
*Cathal Malone battles with Tom Morrissey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill After last year’s classic, this was the Munster Final we all wanted repeated in 2023.
*Clare supporters in Cusack Park including Brian Lohan’s siblings Áine and Frank. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ULTIMATE SUMMER hurling weather is on the cards for the Munster senior championship final between Clare and Limerick.
*John Conlon takes on Tom Morrissey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BRIAN LOHAN’s Clare senior hurlers will face Limerick in the Munster final.
*John Conlon catches the sliotar as it breaks from David McInerney and Gearoid Hegarty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill RTÉ have come under fire for failing to show the Munster hurling epic between Clare and Limerick over the weekend.
*David McInerney and Conor Cleary in action for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S SENIOR HURLERS have roared back into the championship by defeating All-Ireland champions Limerick in their own back yard.
*John Kiely. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LIMERICK SENIOR hurling manager, John Kiely has said all disciplinary matters involving panellists are dealt with internally.
Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LIMERICK proved too strong for Clare’s senior hurlers in the first meeting of the neighbours this year.
*Conor Cleary and Geraroid Hegarty will cross paths this weekend. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurling team shows one change for Saturday’s anticipated National Hurling League second round clash with Limerick.
*Ken Ralph gives instructions to Mark Rodgers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S senior hurlers cross paths with beloved neighbours Limerick on Saturday evening for the first time since last year’s dramatic Munster final.
*Tom Morrissey holds off Diarmuid Ryan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LIMERICK boss John Kiely felt his side could have wrapped up Sunday’s Munster Final “a bit earlier” but expressed immense satisfaction to have overcome a battling Banner side.