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Limerick through to third U21 consecutive final

Defending champions Limerick are into their third consecutive All-Ireland U21 hurling final after disposing of Antrim easily at Parnell Park.

Sun, 25 Aug, 2002 - 15:51

Limerick 2-20, Antrim 2-06 (full-time)

Defending champions Limerick are into their third consecutive All-Ireland U21 hurling final after disposing of Antrim easily at Parnell Park.

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