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Limerick full forward Cathal Dennehy in action against Cork, PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE LIMERICK minor hurlers have been drawn against Waterford in the All-Ireland quarter final. Donal O'Grady's side will face Waterford for the second time this year on Sunday at 2pm in FBD Semple Stadium, Thurles.
'The Deise' defeated Limerick 1-20 to 0-14 in round two of the Munster MHC round-robin series in April.
O'Grady's charges recorded an impressive 1-20 to 0-15 victory over Wexford in the All-Ireland minor hurling preliminary quarter-final last weekend.
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Na Piarsaigh sharpshooter Shane Waters racked up an impressive 0-14, including 0-5 from play, as Limerick, who secured one win in the round robin phase of the Munster championship, deservedly progressed to the next round of the All-Ireland series.
Monagea's Conor Hough struck for a well-taken second half goal which sealed the Shannonsiders' place into the quarter-finals.
Clare face Galway in the other All-Ireland minor hurling quarter-final on Sunday at 4pm in Thurles. Munster champions Cork and Leinster champions Kilkenny await the winners of both quarter-finals in the All-Ireland quarter-final.
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