Limerick bid for Munster glory, but Tipp lie in wait

LIMERICK bid to salvage something from a season that has gone horribly wrong when their intermediate hurlers clash with Tipperary in the Munster final at Thurles tonight.

Limerick bid for Munster glory, but Tipp lie in wait
Wed, 23 Jul, 2008 - 01:00

This is their last chance of some hurling silverware but they face a county riding high on the success of their seniors and U21s and it will take a massive effort.

Tipperary make one change from the side that defeated Cork in the semi-final. Ronan Sherlock, from the Silvermines club, takes over at left corner back from Michael Phelan.

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CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: ThurlesPlace: Gaelic GroundsPlace: Páirc Uí ChaoimhPerson: Ronan SherlockPerson: Michael PhelanPerson: Gearóid O’LearyPerson: Peter O’ReillyPerson: Denis O’ConnorPerson: Brian McCarthyPerson: Peter HartyPerson: Don HanleyPerson: Ciaran CareyPerson: Damien MoloneyPerson: Alan O’ConnorPerson: Jim Bob McCarthyPerson: Evan HanleyPerson: Patrick MaherPerson: Jody RyanPerson: Cathal DillonPerson: M. RyanPerson: L. MackeyPerson: Carrick DavinsPerson: M. CostelloPerson: R. SherlockPerson: E. HanleyPerson: Lattin-CullenPerson: JB McCarthyPerson: J. LillisPerson: T. MinoguePerson: M. HardingPerson: N. HoganPerson: Lorrha-DorrhaPerson: C. DillonPerson: AherlowPerson: G. RyanPerson: Templederry KenyonsPerson: J. RyanPerson: Sean TreacysPerson: D. MorrisseyPerson: Galtee RoversPerson: P. MaherPerson: LorrhaPerson: LimerickPerson: B. HennessyPerson: T. CondonPerson: C. CareyPerson: PatrickswellPerson: G. O’LearyPerson: DrominPerson: AthlaccaPerson: D. StapletonPerson: DoonPerson: EffinPerson: S.,Person: WalshPerson: GlenroePerson: A. BrennanPerson: CaherlinePerson: P. O’BrienPerson: David MoloneyPerson: P. O’ReillyPerson: D. O’ConnorPerson: D. O’NeillPerson: P. McNamaraPerson: MurroePerson: BoherPerson: A. O’ConnorEvent: Munster U21Organisation: LimerickOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: TippOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: SilverminesOrganisation: Premier CountyOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: IHCOrganisation: Templederry KenyonsOrganisation: Drom & InchOrganisation: GoldenOrganisation: KilfeacleOrganisation: Thurles SarsfieldsOrganisation: Golden-KilfeacleOrganisation: KilmallockOrganisation: BlackrockOrganisation: GranaghOrganisation: BallingarryOrganisation: South Liberties
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