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06 Sept 2025
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Limerick manager John Kiely has been giving his reaction to his side's one-point defeat in the All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final.
The Munster champions, who were seeking to retain the Liam MacCarthy Cup, were defeated on a final scoreline of 1-21 to 2-17 in front of 55,001 supporters.
Brian Cody's side, who will now take on Tipperary or Wexford, led from start to finish, albeit there was just a point between the teams at the final whistle.
Indeed Limerick could have had a late late chance to equalise but a deflection on a Darragh O'Donovan lineball out for a '65 was missed by the officials.
Click the above link to hear John Kiely's reaction following the final whistle.
Coverage in association with Sellors - Munster Law Firm of the Year 2019.
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