Delegates vent their frustration at Limerick’s qualifier exit to Dublin

Concerns at Limerick’s defeat by Dublin in the All-Ireland senior hurling qualifiers on Saturday were expressed at the monthly County Board meeting in Claughaun last night.

However, despite criticism of management, players, tactics, preparation, selection and attitude from the floor, none of the 30 or so club and divisional delegates called for TJ Ryan’s head as they left it to the board’s executive to take the next step.

Chairman Oliver Mann stated that the team’s management had been appointed 11 months ago to a three-year term with reviews after 12 and 24 months.