Limerick senior hurling manager John Kiely will take charge of his side for a tenth year in 2026 I PICTURE: Sportsfile
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THE Limerick Leader Sport Show podcast returns with host Meghann Scully being joined by journalists John Keogh and Siadbh Redmond to run through the sporting action in Limerick over the past week.
Meghann, John and Siadbh look back on Limerick footballer's Tailteann Cup exit and some big injury news for for the hurlers ahead of their All-Ireland SHC semi final.
There's also camogie and Ladies Football coverage after a weekend where both were in All-Ireland Championship action.
All this and more.
The Sports Show is in association with Cliona's Foundation who provide help to families who are dealing with a financial crisis while caring for a child with a life limiting illness.
For more information on how to help and support Cliona's Foundation head over to www.clionas.ie
*This show was produced and edited by Tomás Halligan.
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