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IN-FORM Limerick will look to finish their Munster senior hurling championship round robin campaign on a high against Clare on Sunday at the TUS Gaelic Grounds, 4pm throw-in.
Limerick are guaranteed to progress from the round robin phase of the provincial championship and onto the All-Ireland series alongside Tipperary. Meanwhile, Cork and Waterford battle it out for the remaining spot out of Munster at 4pm.
A positive result this weekend against Clare could also see Limerick book their spot in a seventh Munster final on the trot. Clare have already been knocked out of the Munster SHC.
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Leader Sport's Paul Shaughnessy and Oisin Nolan were at big match venue, the TÚS Gaelic Grounds, from early on Sunday to preview the big game.
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