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"It was a titantic battle, two really well prepared teams that went at it physically and tactically. It was a proper game of hurling, a proper Munster Championship match and we're disappointed that we didn't get the win but delighted we got a point," said Limerick senior hurling manager John Kiely after his side's draw with Tipperary.
Limerick played out a draw with Tipperary on Sunday afternoon in round on of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship. It was a contest that ebbed and flowed throughout the 70 minutes.
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The Shannonsiders take on Waterford on Saturday May 3 at 6pm in Walsh Park, Dungarvan.
After Limerick's draw with Tipperary, Leader Sport caught up with Limerick senior hurling manager John Kiely.
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