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Celebration time for Limerick players after the Munster final win
GAA officials have confirmed that FBD Semple Stadium in Thurles will host the 2022 oneills.com All-Ireland U20 Hurling Final between Limerick and Kilkenny.
The final will be played on Sunday, May 22, and televised live on TG4.
The game will have a 1.30 start and will form a double-header with the Munster Senior Hurling Championship final round clash of Tipperary and Cork.
The Munster SHC tie will start at 4pm.
Tickets are on sale online now - click here
Tickets can also be purchased in Centra and SuperValu outlets. Stand tickets are €25 for adults, €20 for students/OAPs and €5 for juveniles. Terrace tickets are €20 for adults, €15 for students/OAPs and €5 for juveniles.
The Sunday May 22 U20 final between the Munster and Leinster champions is a repeat of the 2019 All-Ireland minor semi final, which Kilkenny won 2-24 to 0-18 in Croke Park.
This U20 final will be a repeat of the 2017 All-Ireland U21 final, which saw Limerick win a sixth ever title in the grade.
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