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Limerick hurling’s epic 2018 season finished off with a bang when John Kiely’s charges beat Cork in last night’s Fenway Hurling Classic Final in Boston.
Cian Lynch starred for Limerick in both games against Wexford and then Cork in the final and says he enjoyed the experience of playing in the US.
“The GAA is a little family and it doesn’t matter where you are in the world, you will always meet someone who can relate to hurling. It brings people together.
“You saw it there in the crowd. You have people that have great grandparents that are from Ireland or great, great grandparents. It’s huge and special for us to have the opportunity to come out and play.”
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