What's happening with Limerick Hurling
teams.ie Editorial TeamLimerick hurling are banking on a strong showing this Sunday in Clare despite being without key figures Aaron Gillane and Cian Lynch for the Munster round-robin clash in Ennis. The Treaty men will be looking to build on their impressive 2-30 haul against a Clare side seeking their second win of the campaign, after manager John Kiely praised his team's display in their opening defeat to Cork last weekend. With just one game on the line and the Munster championship format placing emphasis on every result, Limerick's ability to perform without their influential attackers could prove crucial to their championship credentials this summer.
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Limerick manager John Kiely says a repeat of their performance in defeat to Cork should stand the Treaty men well over the course of their Munster campaign.
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