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Limerick senior hurling championship actions returns this weekend with some big games down for decision and opportunities to copper fasten knock out places. We preview all the games with a special focus on the game of the weekend between Patrickswell & Kilmallock.
We also look back on a mixed week for ladies sport as the ladies football dropped back to Junior for next year while the 16 and Junior camogie sides booked All Ireland Final places.
Lastly, there is the matter of an All Ireland Final on Sunday and despite the disappointment of Limerick not being in the final, we preview Tipperary v Kilkenny.
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