WATCH | Kiely, Gillane & O’Neill react after historic Munster SHC victory

Limerick made more history when claiming a record breaking sixth Munster Senior Hurling title in a row, thanks to a six-point win over their rivals Clare in FBD Semple Stadium on Sunday.

A delighted John Kiely gave his thoughts after the game, as well as Aaron Gillane who posted five points against the Banner, and Cathal O’Neill, who started his first ever Munster SHC final.

Hear from the trio below!


John Kiely


Aaron Gillane


Cathal O’Neill


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