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Waterford referee Thomas Walsh will take charge of Limerick v Cork I PICTURE: Sportsfile
CROKE PARK officials have confirmed Waterford referee Thomas Walsh will be the man in the middle for the Limerick v Cork All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi final.
The last four clash takes place on Sunday, July 7 at 4pm in Croke Park.
Walsh hasn't refereed any of Limerick's championship games this season but was on the whistle for Cork's Munster SHC win over Tipperary in mid-May.
Walsh was the referee for two of Limerick's Allianz League games - the round one win over Antrim and the final group game which was a drawn tie with Galway.
Walsh has refereed Limerick in championship previously - the 2022 All-Ireland semi-final win over Galway. Limerick GAA supporters will also be familar with Walsh from the 2022 All-Ireland U20 final loss to Kilkenny and Ardscoil Ris' All-Ireland Senior Post Primary Schools final success of '22.
Galway's Liam Gordon referees the Clare v Kilkenny semi-final.
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