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The Limerick senior camogie team's season came to an end in Cappamore on Saturday evening. The Shannonsiders were beaten by Tipperary on a scoreline of 4-26 to 0-08.
READ MORE: Tipperary overpower Limerick in All-Ireland Camogie Championship
It brings the 2025 season to an end for the 'Treaty County' who enjoyed a mixed bag of results in this year's championship.
Quaid's side recovered well from a heavy opening round loss to Cork, beating Wexford and drawing to Clare before being beaten by Tipperary in the final round.
After the match, Limerick Leader Sports' Oisín Nolan caught up with manager Joe Quaid.
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