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In this week’s podcast we look forward to this evening’s Limerick SFC semi-final clash between St Kierans and Oola.
We review the other semi-final clash where Newcastle qualified for the final at the expense of Adare.
We analyse last weekend’s Senior and Junior Ladies football finals that saw St Ailbes and Fr Caseys come out on top.
Also up for discussion are this weekend’s Camogie semi-finals.
Listen to the podcast in full with Matt below.
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