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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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LIT after their warm-up two weeks ago
THERE are reports this Monday evening that LIT could be set to offer a replay to UL in their much debated All-Ireland Fresher Hurling Championship final.
The Limerick rivals were set to meet in the All-Ireland Fresher final on March 13 but after a venue stand-off no game was played - details here
Last Thursday, the title appeared set to be handed to LIT in the boardroom rather than on the pitch - details here
UL have confirmed that they sought a hearing and it is understood that they will make their appeal at a CCC hearings meeting this Thursday in Croke Park.
LIT await the outcome of that Thursday meeting but if they receive confirmation of the award of the final, it now appears they will offer a replay to UL.
However, whether they would insist on Moylish as the venue for any replay, remains to be seen.
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