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Back in 1973, Richie Bennis starred for Limerick as they ended over 30 years of hurt by collecting the Liam MacCarthy Cup at Croke Park. Tonight, on TG4 at 7.30pm, relive some of those moments and hear from the man himself and team mates such as Eamonn Cregan, as Laochra Gael features the Patrickswell club man and former Limerick Senior hurling manager. Time to set the recorder. Enjoy.
'All the years of pain was gone'
— Spórt TG4 (@SportTG4) May 7, 2020
Cuimhneofar go brách ar an sár-thaispeántas a thug Richie Bennis i gCluiche Ceannais na hÉireann 1973
The @patrickswellgaa & @LimerickCLG legend features on this week's #LaochraGael
⏰Dé Luain 11/05 ag 19:30 ar @TG4TV@DonnOSullivan pic.twitter.com/awwLDWUFuq
Dr Ed Walsh speaking at the exhibition on Tuesday, 27 September | PICTURE: Alan Place
The garda advice is that incidents of fraud are on the rise and the are appealing to everyone to be vigilant.
Professor Luke O'Neill will participate in a fireside chat at the Clayton Hotel
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