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Limerick will play Cork in the Munster SHC at the TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday. PICTURE: Sportsfile.
LIMERICK manager John Kiely has urged the county's supporters to 'continue' the journey' with his panel of players ahead of their winner takes all Munster SHC clash with Cork on Sunday.
Kiely praised the support that his side received in Thurles for the Tipperary game last weekend but is looking for another push from the Green Army at the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
"We have great support. Cork have great support. It will be all required. I hope our crew have their few tickets got and that they are going to be there to give the boys a shout on.
"These boys have given them a lot in the last number of years and the supporters have been on that journey with us. We would like them to continue that."
Limerick's clash with Cork on Sunday at the TUS Gaelic Grounds has a 4pm throw-in and is live on RTÉ2.
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