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Shane O’Neill has confirmed that he is stepping away from his role as Na Piarsaigh manager.
The Limerick Leader reports that O’Neill has brought an end to his tenure, having informed the players after the All-Ireland semi-final win over Slaughtneil that he would be walking away.
The Caherdavin team have won two Limerick senior hurling and Munster titles during his tenure as well as being crowned All Ireland hurling club champions in 2016. A sub committee has been established by Na Piarsaigh to find his replacement.
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