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The duo are back after a very successful weekend with another episode of the Treaty Talk Podcast.
Matt and Jack are back for the latest episode of Treaty Talk as the epic Munster final win over Clare dominates the discussion.
They reflect on one of the great games of all time as Limerick secured a four in a row of provincial titles.
The duo also look forward to a busy weekend of action as the footballers take on Cork in the Qualifiers.
They then talk about the Camogie team welcoming Offaly, while the Ladies Footballers kick off their championship campaign against Antrim!
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