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"One great thing about this (Limerick) group is that they don't take it for granted at all. You've seen the good days and you've equally seen the bad days. I think there is a great humility there whether it's your first or seventh (Munster title), every medal is important," said former Limerick hurler Barry Hennessy.
Barry Hennessy won four All-Ireland titles and four Munster senior hurling championships during his inter-county career with Limerick. Hennessy recently announced his retirement from club hurling with Kilmallock and he is currently the manager of Smith O'Briens in Clare.
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The Limerick senior hurlers are chasing a remarkable seventh consecutive Munster Senior Hurling Championship title this Saturday evening.John Kiely’s side will welcome Cork to the TUS Gaelic Grounds for a blockbuster showdown, with throw-in set for 6pm.
Former Limerick goalkeeper Barry Hennessy caught up with Paul Shaughnessy of Leader Sport ahead of the Munster senior huling final between Limerick and Cork.
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