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Limerick's William O'Donoghue in action against Kevin Mahony of Waterford during the Munster SHC clash between the counties, PICTURE: Sportsfile
TICKETS have become available this morning for Limerick's Munster Championship clash with Waterford.
Limerick GAA issued the following statement on social media this morning: "A limited number of Stand and Terrace tickets has become available for this Saturdays Munster senior hurling championship game between Limerick and Waterford, for more information please contact you local GAA Club."
Limerick travel to Waterford this Saturday at 6pm to face ‘the Déise’ in Walsh Park. The game will be streamed live on GAA+ with coverage getting underway at 5:15pm.
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Walsh Park has a capacity of 12,100 spectators. A number of Limerick supporters will face a scramble for tickets this week ahead of the big game.
Colm Lyons will referee Saturday's Munster Senior Hurling Championship clash between Limerick and Waterford. Saturday will be Colm Lyons' first game that he referees in the Munster Championship this year.
Cork lead the way in the Munster round robin standings on three points. Waterford sit in second place on two points, while Limerick, Clare and Tipperary are all level on one point.
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