RTE to broadcast Limerick’s opening three Munster championship games

RTE have announced that will broadcast Limerick’s opening three matches of the Munster championship live.

Limerick welcome Cork to the Gaelic Grounds on May 19 at 4pm with the game between Tipperary and Waterford at 2pm to also be televised live by the national broadcaster.

On June 2, RTE have Waterford v Limerick at 2pm from Walsh Park, followed by Clare v Tipperary at 4pm.

On June 9, live on RTE will be Kilkenny v Galway at 2pm and then Limerick v Clare at 4pm from the Gaelic Grounds.

Limerick round off their Munster championship campaign with a trip to Thurles on June 16 which may also be televised.

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