Christy O’Connor: Can Cahill finally crack the Limerick code?
Limerick only had one point to spare at the final whistle, but the scoreline was an imposter to the reality of the result. Tipp scored a goal with the last puck of a match that Limerick had controlled at their ease for the previous 40 minutes.
Liam Cahill and Limerick manager John Kiely shaking hands after the clash in Thurles
When Liam Cahill spoke to the media in the immediate aftermath of the Tipperary-Limerick league game in March, he didn’t conceal his disappointment and frustration at what was another failed attempt by a team under his management to take down the All-Ireland champions.
Limerick only had one point to spare at the final whistle, but the scoreline was an imposter to the reality of the result. Tipp scored a goal with the last puck of a match that Limerick had controlled at their ease for the previous 40 minutes.
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