Milford camogie manager John Brudair is happy how preparations have gone ahead of tomorrow’s crunch All-Ireland semi-final clash with Leinster champions Oulart-The-Ballagh in Carriganore.

A shocking first-half no-show and failure to gain parity coming down the home stretch proved Limerick’s undoing in the Munster quarter-final defeat to Clare, according to manager John Brudair.

Limerick football manager John Brudair is in favour of the Treaty men ditching the All-Ireland championship in favour of a B competition.

Limerick centre-forward Darragh Treacy says it is high time the Treaty County’s emerging footballers stand out from the shadow of former stalwarts.

Limerick 1-6 Armagh 2-16

Limerick football manager John Brudair is hopeful that John Galvin will commit for another season of inter-county football.

Limerick manager John Brudair says he wants veteran midfielder John Galvin to return for 2015.

Sligo 0-12 Limerick 0-10

Limerick 3-11 Antrim 0-15

Limerick senior manager John Brudair is looking forward to the Gaelic Grounds this afternoon and their All-Ireland SFC qualifier opening round against London, but there are two other options the first-year bainisteoir would prefer.

Limerick 1-11 Tipperary 2-14

Uncertainty surrounds the 2015 Munster SFC after Limerick, Waterford, Clare and Tipperary stepped up their threat to withdraw from next year’s competition if the seeded system remains in place.

Limerick senior manager John Brudair is seriously concerned about the state of underage football in the county.

With summer fare not quite yet in view, Cork’s football interests once again centre on the county’s U21 outfit, Donal O’Sullivan’s minors a distant afterthought.

Ian Ryan was Limerick’s hero with an injury-time winning goal to deny Wexford at the Gaelic Grounds.

Limerick veteran John Galvin admits intercounty training and preparation has become “professional in all but name.”

Limerick 2-11 Longford 0-11

Limerick will be without John Galvin for the Allianz Football League as the long-serving midfielder weighs up his inter-county future.

New Limerick football manager John Brudair doesn’t believe his side are at a disadvantage by skipping this year’s McGrath Cup.

John Brudair is set to become the new manager of the Limerick senior footballers after receiving the backing of club delegates at last night's Limerick Football Committee meeting in Adare.

John Brudair is tipped to become Limerick’s new senior football manager.

Limerick 0-11 Cork 2-14

There’s a perception abroad that the powerbase of Limerick football is towards the west.

LIAM KEARNS could be set for a second spell as Limerick football manager.

AWESOME. If ever there was a sporting equivalent to that meteorological phenomenon known as the perfect storm then this was it. Drom/Broadford just happened to be the poor souls caught squarely in its path.