Limerick claim first Munster win since 2012 with Tipperary shock

Limerick produced the first shock of the Championship at Semple Stadium with a remarkable seven-point defeat of Tipperary.

Limerick claim first Munster win since 2012 with Tipperary shock
Sat, 11 May, 2019 - 22:41
Stephen Barry

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Limerick produced the first shock of the Championship at Semple Stadium with a remarkable seven-point defeat of Tipperary. They earned the right to meet Cork in the Munster semi-final thanks to goals in the final 23 minutes from Iain Corbett, Cillian Fahy, and Peter Nash.

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