The games take place on Wednesday at 7pm.

Na Piarsiagh showed that they have every intent in holding onto their title after they swept aside South Liberties by 4-20 to 0-10 in Mungret.

The last quarter of the 2015 Munster minor semi-final was one of the sweetest 15 minutes that I ever put down as a coach, writes Anthony Daly 

I’ve said this numerous times already in relation to Limerick but they need to be patient now, writes Anthony Daly.

Even if Cork had Luke Meade and Darragh Fitzgibbon I still would have felt that Limerick were more balanced. And they were, writes Anthony Daly.

South Tipperary General Hospital has apologised to a 12-year old boy who was catastrophically injured at birth.

From Cork City Hall to the Ballymun Towers, 80 buildings have been named the country’s most iconic.

Anthony Daly is in the shake-up to be appointed the next Limerick minor hurling manager after the surprising decision by Leo O’Connor to step down after one year in charge.

One of Ireland’s best-known motoring writers, Brian Foley, passed away recently.

Limerick GAA chiefs have decided against re-appointing Brian Ryan as minor hurling boss — a week after he brought the county to the All-Ireland final.

Medtronic plans to pick up a $25m tax bill for chief executive Omar Ishrak, the cost of a special penalty imposed by Congress on executives who shift their company’s tax domiciles out of the US.

KILMALLOCK were sensationally dethroned as Limerick senior hurling champions last evening by former kingpins, Patrickswell.

Newtownshandrum (Cork) 1-17 Adare (Limerick) 1-14

Adare 1-17 Na Piarsaigh 0-3

AN opportunist goal by centre-forward Brian Foley, after a goal-mouth mix-up just three minutes into the second-half, proved decisive as champions Adare overcame Kilmallock in a disappointing Limerick Live 95FM SHC semi-final at the Gaelic Grounds yesterday.

The preparations of London senior hurling manager Brendan Bolger ahead of his side's Ulster championship opener against Antrim on Sunday week have been hit by the news that seven players have transferred out of the county.

THEY haven’t got a pitch, they haven’t got a club house, dammit they haven’t even got a shed they can call their own, no meeting-place of any description.

This coming Sunday the TG4 Underdogs side, managed by former Offaly boss Pat Fleury, will take on the might of Kilkenny's senior hurlers on the hallowed turf of Nowlan Park (throw-in 1.45pm).

Michael Ellard

Adare1-12 Garryspillane 1-12

Adare 0-14 Ahane 0-12

JENNIFER LOPEZ has to have her own chef and Cher reputedly demands a separate room for her wigs, but all Bertie looks for when he's on tour is a humble pint of his favourite beer.