GAA Hurling: Limerick retain Munster U-21 title

Limerick took some consolation from their season when they beat Tipperary with a last-gasp score to retain their Munster U-21 title.

GAA Hurling: Limerick retain Munster U-21 title
Fri, 03 Aug, 2001 - 08:40

Limerick took some consolation from their season when they beat Tipperary with a last-gasp score to retain their Munster U-21 title.

Mark Keane put over a free in injury time to clinch it for the Shannonsiders by 3-14 to 2-16.

Keane also scored two goals, as did Tipperary senior star Eoin Kelly.

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