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FRUSTRATED: As if losing their 14-match unbeaten run wasn't bad enough, Limerick boss John Kiely is bewildered by what has happened to the game he loves. Picture: Ray McManus/Sportsfile

FRUSTRATED: As if losing their 14-match unbeaten run wasn't bad enough, Limerick boss John Kiely is bewildered by what has happened to the game he loves. Picture: Ray McManus/Sportsfile

Annoyed and frustrated: Hurling folk aren’t happy

You’ll read elsewhere on these pages of John Kiely’s concern and frustration with how the game of hurling has changed since the resumption of match activity less than a fortnight ago.

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