Munster captain Tadhg Beirne during Satruday night's defeat of Leinster in Croke Park I PICTURE: Sportsfile
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Limerick's Top 10 Sporting Moments
There are now less than 24 hours remaining in our Top 10 Sporting Moments Poll and things are tight at the top.
The Poll, available to view here, highlighted 10 memorable Limerick Sporting Moments over the last 60 years. With thousands already having picked their favourite, time is running out for you to have your say.
As things stand, Sam Lynch's 2001 Rowing gold leads the way by just one percent from Ciaran Carey's wonder point in 1996 against Clare.
Coming in hot on their heels is the 2006 Heineken Cup win for Munster on 17% in third.
A full recap of all ten sporting moments is available here, with Poll itself on this link
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