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"Thank god, we've another chance to redeem ourselves. We'll work hard, I think there's way more in these boys. We will get it out of them, obviously now it's Championship, real real championship. It's knockout from here on in so I'm expecting a big reaction from the lads," said Limerick minor hurling manager Donal O'Grady.
Limerick were defeated by Clare 2-20 to 0-18 on Friday evening in the TUS Gaelic Grounds. The Shannonsiders Munster Championship campaign has now came to an end.
Limerick will face the losers of the Leinster semi-final in the All-Ireland preliminary quarter-final.
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After Limerick's defeat to Clare, Donal O'Grady spoke with Leader Sport.
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