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The Limerick U21 hurlers made little work of Clare in the Gaelic Grounds this evening winning comprehensively on a scoreline of 1-28 to 1-15.
In truth the game was never in doubt as Limerick got off to the dream start holding a commanding 1-10 to 0-2 lead within 10 minutes.
Colin Ryan and Kyle Hayes were once again excellent for Limerick but man of the match would have to be Aaron Gillane who had 13 points, 8 from play.
Limerick can now look forward to a home Munster final on July 26 against either Cork or Waterford who play tomorrow.
Match report to follow.
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