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A STUNNING first half display propelled Limerick to a convincing 3-26 to 1-16 victory over Cork in their Munster senior hurling championship round robin fixture at a sun-drenched TÚS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday.
Holders Limerick are assured of advancing to the next phase of the championship after recording a runaway victory. Seven-in-a-row-seeking Limerick will face Clare in their final round robin fixture on Sunday next back at the TÚS Gaelic Grounds, 4pm.
READ MORE: Limerick issue strong statement of intent against Cork in Munster Senior Hurling Championship
Leader Sport's Oisin Nolan caught up with Limerick manager John Kiely following Sunday's clinical victory over 'the Rebels'.
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