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Conor Whelan of Galway in action against Kyle Hayes of Limerick when the side's met in the 2025 Allianz National League | PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK'S crucial Allianz National Hurling League clash with Galway will be live on TG4, the broadcaster has confirmed.
The clash in the TUS Gaelic Grounds throws in at 7pm.
A win for John Kiely's men in the televised clash will seal a place in the league final - most likely against Cork - to be played on the first weekend of April.
The Shannonsiders come into the game after four consecutive league wins.
“The mood in the camp is obviously good," said manager John Kiely. “You can see it, by the way, they’re hurling, number one, which is the most important
“They're enjoying their hurling, and they've worked hard over those couple of months to make sure that they're in a position to do that."
Kiely added the games promises to be a 'great challenge' against the 'Tribesmen' who are "playing exceptionally well".
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