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Injured star Shane Dowling
LIMERICK hurling star Shane Dowling is set for a spell injured on the sidelines.
The Na Piarsaigh clubman could be out for up to four months with a knee injury.
Dowling sustained the injury in his club's round four Limerick SHC win over Adare. The ace free-taker missed this Saturday evening's round five win over Doon and afterwards his injury was confirmed.
The 2018 All-Ireland SHC winner will now certainly miss the remainder of Na Piarsaigh's club title defence but will hope to be nearing a return to full fitness in time for the 2020 Allianz Hurling League with Limerick.
It's two years since Dowling previously had a knee injury - sustained in the 2017 Limerick SHC final.
Dowling's absence will be a blow to Na Piarsaigh's bid for a hat-trick of title wins in the Bon Secours Hospital Limerick SHC.
Managed by former Tipperary senior hurling manager Michael Ryan, the Caherdavin men have advanced to the championship semi finals.
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