I’ve mentioned a number of times in this column over the years that Limerick and Cork games are easier than others to referee because they both like to move the ball at pace against each other.
This largely came to pass again in Limerick with the game largely without incident other than the Limerick penalty. With the benefit of the camera angles we had, James Owens might not have given it and deemed Aaron Gillane had a hold of Seán O’Donoghue’s arm but then he only had one view of what happened.
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