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06 Sept 2025
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THE manager of the Limerick minor hurling team has been giving his reaction to his side's defeat to Kilkenny in the first of this year's All-Ireland semi finals.
The Munster champions were defeated by 2-24 to 0-18 in Croke Park this Saturday afternoon.
Limerick trailed by just two points at half-time and remained strongly in the contest. However, the concession of a second goal 12 minutes after the restart left eight points between the teams and sucked the life out of the Shannonsiders.
Click the link above to hear what a disappointed Diarmuid Mullins told reporters following the match.
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