John Kiely wants Limerick to get even better: 'We just got to keep pushing the boundaries'

Kiely said it was “a great privilege” to deliver the performance his charges churned out
John Kiely wants Limerick to get even better: 'We just got to keep pushing the boundaries'

Limerick's manager John Kiely replaces Gearoid Hegarty. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie

John Kiely said Limerick players entered a state of flow during the first-half of today’s All-Ireland final, his charges rising to a level that made them “really, really hard to stop”.

Limerick had both hands back on Liam MacCarthy following a first-half effort that left them 3-18 to 1-11 in front at the break.

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