Person: Davy Clarke

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Hurling Hands: TJ Ryan - 'I probably wasn’t going fast enough to injure the legs, and I was lucky with my hands'

Former Limerick hurler and manager TJ Ryan reveals what he looks for as a rule of thumb when assessing the very best hurlers

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Charlie McCarthy, Seán O’Gorman and Pat Mulcahy part of committee to find Cork boss

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Championship Preview: I am the freetaker, Shane Dowling, Limerick

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All Stars: August and September only months that count

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Kilkenny have the class to stave off Treaty offensive

Limerick will stand up to Model physicality

Going back to their roots helps Limerick take leap forward

I questioned on Saturday how many tight games this Tipperary team had won, thought this might be the one. I was wrong, they came up short again, and in their home ground.

Mon, 02 Jun, 2014

Those caught in line of fire just want level playing field

In 1974, on a trial basis, the GAA introduced the hurling penalty as a 20m free shot with only three defenders lining the goal.

Sat, 28 Sep, 2013

Old rivals spark Houlihan memories

It’s not as storied as Tipperary and Cork but within Munster hurling circles Limerick versus Clare has a resonance all its own.

Sat, 14 Jul, 2012