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LIMERICK opened their bid for an unprecedented seventh Munster senior hurling title in a row with a thrilling 2-23 each draw with Tipperary in front of 32,295 spectators at FDB Semple Stadium, Thurles on Sunday.
The dramatic game produced 50 scores, including four terrific goals, as the Munster rivals opened their campaign with a share of the spoils.
READ MORE: WATCH: Limerick manager John Kiely: "It was a Titantic battle"
John Kiely's Limerick side will return to action with a Saturday, May 3 meeting with Waterford at Walsh Park, 6pm.
Leader Sport's Colm Kinsella and Paul Shaughnessy reviewed the main talking points from Sunday's big game.
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