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06 Sept 2025
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MUNGRET were impressive round one winners in the Lyons of Limerick County Premier IHC with 16-points to spare over Murroe-Boher.
Liam Cronin, who was part of the Dublin senior hurling backroom team for this year's inter-county championship under manager Mattie Kenny, is in his second year as Mungret manager.
They lost the county final to Kildimo-Pallaskenry last year and Cronin now wants his side to push on to ensure a semi final spot as soon as possible - this Saturday Munget play's Cronin's native Cappamore.
Following the game, Leader Sport caught up with the Mungret manager.
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