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LIMERICK recorded an impressive 3-26 to 1-16 victory over Cork in round four of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship on Sunday in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
This victory has secured Limerick's place out of the Munster championship and John Kiely's charges are now in a strong position to reach this year's Munster final. Tipperary have also progressed out of this year's Munster SHC and the clash between Cork and Waterford will decide who will be third team from Munster to reach the All-Ireland series.
Meanwhile, All-Ireland champions Clare are out of this year's Championship.
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Limerick will look to finish off their Munster SHC round-robin series campaign on a high against Clare on May 25 in the TUS Gaelic Grounds at 4pm.
Leader Sports Paul Shaughnessy and Oisin Nolan dissected Limerick's victory over Cork pitchside at the TUS Gaelic Grounds after Sunday's game.
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