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LIMERICK'S senior hurlers saw their bid for an unprecedented seventh Munster senior hurling title in a row ended in a dramatic 3-2 penalty shoot-out defeat to Cork in a pulsating provincial final at the TÚS Gaelic Grounds on Saturday evening.
A crowd of 43,580 flocked to the Ennis Road venue for what proved to be an enthralling evening's hurling as the teams remained deadlocked after both 70 minutes and extra-time.
However, it was Cork who edged the outcome in the first penalty shoot-out at this level.
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Limerick will now switch their focus to an All-Ireland quarter-final fixture on Saturday, June 21 against either Dublin or Kildare.
Photographer Brendan Gleeson captured all the colour and excitement among the Limerick fans prior to throw-in for Saturday's game.
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