PM O'Sullivan: John Kiely and Limerick avoided a trap, but old Tipperary vulnerabilities arise
Cian Lynch: Working miracles for a Limerick team with huge self-belief. Picture: INPHO/Tommy Dickson
Had Tipperary climbed aboard an ark, we would have remained impassive.
What could surprise on a transfixing Sunday evening in Páirc Uí Chaoimh? There came literal swelter and metaphorical deluge, as Limerick swept away a 10-point half-time deficit with power hurling of nigh Biblical cast. They ran out eventual winners by a margin of five. Tipperary were not so much defeated as shattered.
