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LIMERICK fans celebrated long into the night on the back of fifth Munster title in as many years after a 1-23 to 1-22 victory over Clare in the final at the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
John Kiely's men have now won the 12 finals that they have taken part in under the Galbally native's management and it's the third time that he has been involved in a provincial win at the Ennis Road venue.
Kiely was also at the helm when Limerick saw off Tipperary in the 2019 Munster final, and was a selector when the Treatymen won the 2013 final against Cork - breaking a 17-year draft without provincial success.
Photographer Kieran Ryan-Benson was at the TUS Gaelic Grounds to capture all the colour and action of the day for the Limerick Leader / Limerick Live.
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