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The Limerick minor hurlers bowed out of the 2018 All Ireland Championship following a 3-22 to 1-12 loss to Kilkenny at the weekend.
Despite a recent decline in form that saw Antóin Power’s side lose their last three games to Tipperary (Munster Final), Galway and Kilkenny (round robin), the current minor boss believes his side have gained vital experience from the campaign.
“I am seriously proud of them, it’s all about developing and improving the lads and these experiences will stand them in good stead.”
Listen to the interview in full on the link below.
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