2023 munster shc final
Limerick created history, as they became the first side to win five Munster titles in a row, with the fifth hard earned.
Read MoreThe midfielder has perhaps been one of Limerick’s unsung heroes this year, putting in tireless displays all year, popping up with 0-4 along the way.
Read MoreIt continues an exceptional year for the three-time All-Star who also broke moved joint-13th in the all-time scoring charts.
Read MoreNineteen of the current crop have been involved in each of the Munster championship wins since 2019 and the All-Ireland success of the previous year.
Read MoreIt was a hard earned title for the Shannonsiders, who were staring down the barrel of elimination at one point.
Read MoreWith a four week break to the All-Ireland semi-final, John Kiely said there won’t be “a hungrier players on the panel” than the Patrickswell man heading back to Croke Park.
Read MoreThe Banner had lead for a large part of the game, going into the half time break with a three point lead, but Kiely’s men turned it on in the second half.
Read MoreThe Shannonsiders came out on top following a ferocious battle with their rivals, as Aaron Gillane drove John Kiely’s side to victory, scoring 1-11, and picking up the man of the match award.
Read MoreThe Patrickswell native was in superb form, as his second-half goal, in the 44th minute, was the catalyst for the Limerick success.
Read MoreIt means Cathal O’Neill remains in the side, named to start at centre-forward, while Cian Lynch is selected on the bench.
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