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A WEEK on from the Limerick hurlers' historic win over Kilkenny, we are looking back at some of the best pictures from the celebrations.
Warm embraces and high-fives were shared by players, management and their supporters on the pitch in Croke Park after the match.
Some special photos show JP McManus sharing moments with the team as well as a tight hug with Manager John Kiely.
The next day, the players visited University Hospital Limerick where they took photos with patients and a very special guest, the Liam MacCarthy.
The team had a busy day as later that evening they took to the stage at Pery Square to celebrate the win with thousands of fans at their homecoming.
That wasn't the end of the celebrations as the boys popped up in Patrickswell on Tuesday night, the home club of captain Cian Lynch, to show off their silverware to the thousands of supporters who turned out.
Pictures by Sportsfile and Brendan Gleeson
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