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GAA fans sent warning ahead of bumper weekend of games

Sunday sees the final round of Munster Senior Hurling Championship matches take place, with Limerick facing Cork, while Tipperary also host Waterford

Irish Mirror

GAA accused of 'losing the plot' over decision to put matches behind GAAGO paywall

“The GAA has lost the plot here. They’ve pulled a stroke on us to see if they can get extra money in. I know elderly people who have all their lives supported the GAA and contributed to it, but could not see these games on a Sunday or a Saturday.”

Irish Mirror

Shane Dowling column: Stick or twist time for John Kiely and Pat Ryan ahead of Limerick-Cork showdown

I predicted from the outset that Cork wouldn’t come out of Munster and if they give Diarmaid Byrnes or Kyle Hayes the same liberty that was afforded to Diarmuid Ryan in Ennis last Sunday, they can forget about it.

Irish Mirror

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Limerick councillors vent GAAgo fury - saying kids at Gaelic football training 'head the ball into net'

One councillor said he was saddened to see children wearing soccer shirts at Gaelic Football training while another said 'the GAA is being true to the abbreviation of the grab all association'

Irish Mirror

It is all to play for in Leinster with Antrim in a three-way relegation battle

We look at the permutations ahead of this weekend's last round of games in Munster and Leinster

Belfast Live

Hurling permutations ahead of this weekend's last round of games in Munster and Leinster

There's something at stake for all six teams in Leinster, though it's more cut and dried in Munster

Irish Mirror

Tipperary manager Liam Cahill hit with proposed four-week ban

Cahill was red-carded during Tipperary's draw with Limerick last Sunday

Irish Mirror

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Jonathan Dowdall's prison move may be delayed until after appeal court date

The Irish Prison Service were eager to have Dowdall moved because he is taking up too much space in Limerick Prison in the midst of an overcrowding crisis

Dublin Live

Clare 'have to bring it home this time' says Tony Kelly ahead of latest Munster final

'There are a lot of lads in that dressing room who weren't even born the last time we won Munster.'

Irish Mirror

Judge considering community service instead of jail for All-Ireland winning Limerick hurler

The judge said Limerick senior hurlers were regarded as “role models for the generation to come”

Irish Mirror

Munster to host Barbarians in unique Thomond Park double-header

The Reds' men's and women's teams will both play the Barbarians at the iconic Limerick venue

Irish Mirror

Clare boss Brian Lohan admits side went 'soul-searching' after Tipperary loss

Clare will play in a Munster final after a memorable win over Cork.

Irish Mirror

Ugly scenes as tempers flare at end of Tipperary's draw against Limerick

The two sides drew 0-25 a piece in a Munster Hurling classic.

Irish Mirror

What channel is Tipperary vs Limerick on? TV and live stream info for Sunday's game

Tipperary take on Limerick in Thurles in a massive Munster Hurling Championshi clash on Sunday

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HSE to probe death of woman, 21, who died hours after being sent home from hospital

Eve Cleary, 21, died at University Hospital Limerick on July 21, 2019, having been been discharged four hours earlier from the hospital in a wheelchair and in pain

Dublin Live

Kinahan enforcer who nailed man to kitchen floor jailed over money laundering

Mr Justice Tony Hunt at the Special Criminal Court said that Gerard Mackin handled the money "in the context of some form of serious organised criminality in the Limerick area"

Irish Mirror

Shane Dowling column: Siege mentality can play into Limerick's hands against Tipperary

The rumour mill went into overdrive with Limerick lately amid nonsense talk of unrest in the camp but whoever the genius was sitting at home with his blinds closed stirring it up on Twitter, they may just have added fuel to Limerick’s fire.

Irish Mirror

Plight of man crushed to death by electric gate at Limerick workplace was 'accident waiting to happen'

A warning about the potential dangers of automatic gates was raised by Helen McCarthy, an inspector with the Health and Safety Association (HSA), who investigated the circumstances surrounding James “Jim” O’Carroll’s death

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Irish country star Claudia Buckley's 'funny' encounter with Hollywood actor Bill Murray

The Irish country singer recalled her surprise at seeing the actor dancing in front of her stage last summer in Limerick

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach does not believe there are enough Gardaí to handle anti-asylum protests

Speaking in Limerick, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that he was "shocked and horrified" by scenes on Dublin's Sandwith Street last Friday evening

Dublin Live

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar 'has spoken' to partner Matt Barrett about comments made about King Charles' coronation

Speaking at a press conference in Limerick, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that he had spoken to partner Matt Barrett about the Instagram posts he made at King Charles' coronation and that it "won't happen again"

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach says partner Matt Barrett's coronation posts were 'irreverent'

Irish Mirror

Woman who 'lost control' and grabbed man by hair, repeatedly bashing his head off footpath, jailed

Limerick woman Courtney Murphy, who pleaded guilty to assault causing harm, told Gardai she 'lost control' - her victim was left with a brain injury and needs a cane to walk

The Guardian - UK

A scrum in building form: Limerick hopes to cash in on rugby supremacy with new attraction

Hi-tech museum aims to inspire 100,000 visitors a year and revitalise the city’s centre

Irish Mirror

Gardai push back against dealers who use teens to deliver drugs as we go on patrol with Limerick cops

Exclusive: Runners as young as 13 years old are using electric bikes and scooters to ferry heroin, cocaine and cannabis to Limerick’s addicts

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