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Limerick manager Diarmuid Mullins | PICTURE: Diarmuid Mullins
LIMERICK'S minor hurling clash with Tipperary next week will now take place on Thursday, April 30, GAA officials have announced.
The round 4 match was initially scheduled to be played the following evening but has been brought forward 24 hours.
"The Electric Ireland Munster Minor Hurling Championship Round 4 game between Tipperary and Limerick originally scheduled for Friday May 1st will now take place on Thursday April 30th at 7pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds Limerick," read a statement from Munster GAA on Monday.
Limerick come into the game after a 2-12 to 0-12 win over Clare in Ennis last time out, Shane Waters and Gavin O'Brien scoring the crucial goals for Diarmuid Mullins' side.
Wins over the 'Banner' and Cork see Tipp currently top of the table with four points.
The top two play in the final after the round robin, however, the teams who finish in third and fourth place progress to the All-Ireland series.
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