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Riche Bennis needs no introduction to Limerick hurling fans. As a player he scored ten points against the Cats in the 1973 All-Ireland final and led the team as manager against Brian Cody’s men in the ill-fated 2007 showpiece.
Sporting Limerick chatted with Richie this week to get his take on the weekend’s big game. Win and we go on with confidence, lose and it is back to the drawing board yet again.
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