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Reigning All-Ireland champions Limerick have secured their spot in the 2021 Munster final, thanks to their 2-22 to 1-17 win over rivals Cork in the Munster semi.
Details have now been confirmed for the final, which is set to take place at Pairc Ui Chaoimh on July 18th. The Sunday game is due to begin at 4:15pm and will see Limerick take on Tipperary, as they bagged their place in the final after their controversial win over Clare.
The number of spectators allowed to attend has been extended from 200 to 500 according to Munster GAA. However, The increase to 500 spectators is still subject to review based on public health advice and Munster GAA are still awaiting confirmation from the relevant health authorities.
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