Paul Shaughnessy

3 days ago | limerickleader.ie | Faye Dorgan |Paul Shaughnessy

THIS SATURDAY, 43,000 voices will roar from the pit of their lungs as Limerick and Cork collide in TUS Gaelic Grounds for the ultimate Munster final, the fiercest rivalry in hurling, The Treaty versus The Rebels. It will be a modern-day Colosseum, man against man, 15 against 15, the pride of every man, woman and child within each county’s boundary line at stake. The build-up to this Saturday’s clash has gripped both counties with feverish anticipation.

1 week ago | limerickleader.ie | Paul Shaughnessy

Coonagh United defeated Ballynanty Rovers 9-8 on penalties after extra time at Jackman Park Click 'Next' or 'Previous' for more pictures IT WAS drama all the way in the Lipper Cup final on last Sunday morning when Coonagh United caused a huge surprise when they defeated Ballynanty Rovers on a marathon penalty shoot-out after the sides finished 2-2. The resultant penalty shoot-out was a drama in itself. All 11 players on each side took a kick before the issue was decided. READ NEXT: Coonagh...

1 week ago | limerickleader.ie | Paul Shaughnessy

ADULT tickets for this year's Munster senior hurling championship final between Limerick and Cork are set to cost 50 euro for the stand and 40 euro for the terrace. Tickets for U16's have been priced at ten euro, while there is a five euro concession for students and OAPs. This is the second year in-a-row that tickets prices have increased.

1 week ago | limerickleader.ie | Paul Shaughnessy

AFTER last Sunday's defeat to Clare, Limerick ended their Munster Senior Hurling Championship round-robin series campaign. John Kiely's side now switch their focus to the Munster senior hurling championship final against Cork on Saturday June 7 at 6pm. Leader Sport takes a look at some of the big talking points ahead of the provincial hurling final.

1 week ago | limerickleader.ie | Paul Shaughnessy

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