Mike Casey setback for Limerick as John Kiely bemoans 'too many moving parts' with new rules
FOREWARNED Limerick boss John Kiely was at the controversial Clare-Tipp game: 'The first half was a very high-quality game from both sides, with great intensity.'
Limerick manager John Kiely says “all of our cards have been marked” on the controversial new rule governing goal-scoring opportunities in inter-county hurling.
Speaking about the Clare-Tipperary Munster SHC semi-final, Kiely mentioned the pivotal incident in the game, which saw Clare’s Aidan McCarthy sin-binned for a foul on Jake Morris which won Tipperary a penalty.



