Kiely pledges 'uncomfortable' review as Limerick eye eighth Munster final in a row

'We have Tipperary coming to town next weekend, there are two points up for grabs and they'll be well fought for'
EYES ON THE PRIZE: Limerick's Cathal O'Neill fully focused, like his colleagues, on securing an eighth Munster SHC final berth in as many years. Pic: James Lawlor, Inpho

EYES ON THE PRIZE: Limerick's Cathal O'Neill fully focused, like his colleagues, on securing an eighth Munster SHC final berth in as many years. Pic: James Lawlor, Inpho

If there’s no guarantee of a difficult examination from already-eliminated Tipp next Sunday, the Limerick players know for certain the uncomfortable reckoning that is coming their way at Tuesday’s in-house review session.

Outgunned by 0-10 to 0-1 between the 15th and 29th minute as wind-backed Waterford surged five clear, John Kiely insisted that there’ll be a great deal of shifting and squirming in Limerick chairs when the match tape reaches this second quarter on Tuesday.

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