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THERE were joyous scenes at Croke Park and TUS Gaelic Grounds on Sunday afternoon when Limerick achieved an historic three-in-row.
John Kiely's side defeated Kilkenny on a final scoreline of 1-31 to 2-26 to meaning the Liam MacCarthy cup will be returning to Shannonside for the fourth time in five years.
Following the final whistle, Limerick Live reporter Nick Rabbitts got the reaction of Limerick supporters as they left Croke Park.
Meanwhile, it has been announced that the all-conquering three-in-a-row hurling heroes will return to a tumultuous welcome on Monday evening at the TUS Gaelic Grounds as it hosts the All-Ireland senior hurling champions’ homecoming.
After the Covid-constrained homecomings of the last two year’s titles, Monday's victory salute will be the first in-person homecoming since 2018.
The ticket-only event begins at around 7pm with gates opening at 5pm.
Ger at Croke Park before the big match PIC: Harry Murphy Sportfile
Acting Bruff Superintendent, Inspector Pat Brennan
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