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LIMERICK senior hurlers look to get their season back on track this Saturday when locking horns with Dublin in a make-or-break All-Ireland quarter-final clash at Croke Park, 4pm.
Limerick missed out on winning their seventh successive Munster title in a row in heartbreaking fashion when losing out 3-2 in a penalty shoot-out to Cork in their provincial final showdown at the TUS Gaelic Grounds two weeks ago.
Now John Kiely's Limerick return to Croke Park for a crucial All-Ireland quarter-final clash with the Dubs.
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Colm Kinsella and Paul Shaughnessy from the Limerick Leader sport's team preview the big game from a sun-drenched Croke Park.
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