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Liam Gallagher performed last night (Sunday) in Thomond Park
A NUMBER of Limerick hurlers were seen rocking out to Liam Gallagher at the third of three huge gigs in Thomond Park over the weekend.
While Courtney Cox was snapped at the Snow Patrol concert, Louise Cantillon's instagram stories showed her hubby Declan Hannon, and his team mates Peter Casey, David Reidy and Tom Morrissey all 'definitely maybe' having a great time.
A lot of the panel are now taking it easy with the pressure of the All-Ireland championships behind them early compared to the last four years.
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Mike Casey, Cathal O'Neill, Aidan O'Connor and Colin Coughlan meanwhile are all enjoying a well-earned rest in New York.
Sunday night's Liam Gallagher concert was the third consecutive gig in a row at the epic Limerick venue, with Snow Patrol there on Friday night and Paulo Nutini there on Saturday.
A band made up of UL graduates also took in the limelight as Kingfishr supported Snow Patrol.
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