Mike Casey setback for Limerick as John Kiely bemoans 'too many moving parts' with new rules

"We’re going to have to make sure we don't put ourselves in that situation, where we put ourselves at the wrong end of that scenario again'
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.

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