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The Fire Service tweeted: 'Our crews have been busy overnight & LI11E1 has never looked better'
LIMERICK Fire and Rescue Service has been busy in the aftermath of Limerick’s incredible All-Ireland hurling win.
The service said “Our crews have been busy overnight & LI11E1 has never looked better”, with one of its appliances photoshopped green from fire engine red.
“Hard work, determination & never giving up...congratulations @LimerickCLG,” it tweeted.
Hard work, determination & never giving up...
— Limerick Fire (@LimerickFire) August 20, 2018
Congratulations @LimerickCLG
Our crews have been busy overnight & LI11E1 has never looked better #welcomehomeliam #allirelandhurlingfinal #limerickfire #luimneach #limerickhurling #gaa #luimneachabú pic.twitter.com/YJoSb0JHyB
— Limerick Fire (@LimerickFire) August 20, 2018
A massive homecoming party is planned for the hurlers later this Monday, with a ticketed event taking place in the Gaelic Grounds. The team is due at Colbert Station at 5.40pm and will travel on an open-top bus to the Gaelic Grounds for the official homecoming.
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