Limerick make first U21 hurling final for 13 years after win over Galway

Limerick scored a six-point win over Galway to progress to a first All-Ireland U21 hurling final since 2002.

Limerick make first U21 hurling final for 13 years after win over Galway
Sat, 22 Aug, 2015 - 20:30

By Eoghan Cormican, Semple Stadium

Limerick 1-20 Galway 0-17

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Semple StadiumPlace: LimerickPlace: TipperaryPerson: Eoghan CormicanPerson: Tom MorrisseyPerson: Fergal HorganPerson: MorrisseyPerson: Jason FlynnPerson: Shane CooneyPerson: Brian MolloyPerson: FlynnPerson: John KielyPerson: Gearoid HegartyPerson: Cian LynchPerson: J FlynnPerson: B MolloyPerson: NevinPerson: E BranniganPerson: S CooneyPerson: C WhelanPerson: T MorrisseyPerson: D DempseyPerson: C RyanPerson: R LynchPerson: D ByrnesPerson: D O'DonovanPerson: C LynchPerson: G HegartyPerson: B NashPerson: G LoughnanePerson: D CroinnPerson: CappatagglePerson: P KileenPerson: DuniryPerson: B KeanePerson: E BurkePerson: S SweeneyPerson: K McHugoPerson: Tommie LarkinsPerson: D NevinPerson: C MannionPerson: FohenaghPerson: R O’MearaPerson: PortumnaPerson: KinvaraPerson: Kilnadeema-LeitrimPerson: M MullinsPerson: O’MearaPerson: J KennedyPerson: ArdrahanPerson: J RyanPerson: LoughreaPerson: McHugoPerson: B BurkePerson: KillimordalyPerson: KennedyPerson: D McCarthyPerson: GlenroePerson: S FinnPerson: BruffPerson: R EnglishPerson: DoonPerson: M CaseyPerson: Na PiarsaighPerson: PatrickswellPerson: B O’ConnellPerson: Kildimo PallaskenryPerson: St Patrick’sPerson: D O’DonovanPerson: P RyanPerson: PallasgreenPerson: AhanePerson: A La Touche-CosgravePerson: MonaleenPerson: RyanPerson: P CaseyPerson: NashPerson: M O’CallaghanPerson: J KelliherPerson: F HorganEvent: All-Ireland U21Event: All-Ireland U21 hurling finalOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: LoughreaOrganisation: St Thomas’Organisation: CappataggleOrganisation: NewcastleOrganisation: BranniganOrganisation: South Liberties
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