Cian Lynch on red card against Cork: It was silly, not a good representation of Limerick

Lynch’s days are busier at home now with his partner Dayna and twin sons CJ and Ógie, who turn two this month. “You always put pressure on yourself and you're trying to stretch yourself then as well."
Cian Lynch said James Owens's decision to send him off against Cork in the Munster SHC was the "right decision". Pic: Ray McManus/Sportsfile

Cian Lynch said James Owens's decision to send him off against Cork in the Munster SHC was the "right decision". Pic: Ray McManus/Sportsfile

Limerick captain Cian Lynch has acknowledged his sending off against Cork last month was “not a good representation of the team”.

The Patrickswell man was dismissed in the 50th minute by referee James Owens for jabbing Tim O’Mahony with his hurley. Limerick trailed by a point at the time and ended up losing by two.

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