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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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LIMERICK hurling manager John Kiely has described his side's Allianz League campaign as "a disappointing league from our perspective".
Limerick got a first win in five outings this Sunday with 24-points to spare over Offaly.
Afterwards, Kiely said that Limerick had now begun their "next phase of our work".
"It was a solid performance today - we controlled the game for long parts. Our energy levels were high and our organisation and communication levels were really good. We created a lot more scoring chances - probably more than the last two games put together," he outlined.
"Everything has been geared towards April 17," stressed the Limerick manager.
"We will get it right - we will park the league today and all our focus will shift straight to the next few weeks till championship," said Kiely when speaking with media.
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