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THE LIMERICK senior hurlers are chasing a remarkable seventh consecutive Munster Senior Hurling Championship title this Saturday evening.
Having made history last year as the first county in Munster to claim six provincial crowns in a row, Limerick now have the chance to further cement their status as the province’s greatest-ever side.
John Kiely’s side will welcome Cork to the TUS Gaelic Grounds for a blockbuster showdown, with throw-in set for 6pm. The Mick Mackey Cup was first presented in 2022 and is yet to leave Limerick and Cian Lynch and team-mates will be anxious to ensure the trophy in honour of the famed Castleconnell man resides on Shannonside for at least one more year.
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Limerick senior hurling manager John Kiely spoke with Leader Sport at the launch of the Munster senior hurling championship final on Friday.
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