Limerick gardai were called after an incident on an inter-county bus service
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07 Dec 2025
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The epic 2022 Munster hurling final between Limerick & Clare at Semple Stadium is to feature in a new TG4 Series this Thursday at 9:30pm.
Pobail na Páirce is a four-part series for TG4 that tells the stories of Irelands most iconic & revered provincial GAA grounds.
Pobail na Páirce shows behind the scenes footage of each game across numerous provincial grounds.
Limerick and Clare produced an enthralling contest in the 2022 Munster hurling final. The Treaty county defeated Clare 1-29 to 0-29 after extra time. John Kiely's side went on to claim their fourth Munster title in-a-row.
This game will be most rememeber for Tony Kelly's sideline cut from a difficult angle which sent the game to extra time. Limerick went on to finish extra time strongly and win out by three points.
Seamus Flanagan chipped in with 0-8 and Tony Kelly landed 0-7. Both players were exceptional.
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