Limerick GAA 2023-2024.... 5 in a row is not here

It’s Tiny margins. Dalton misses everything today and scored everything against us. So small at times.

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If the puckouts were reffed the same as today, ye would probably have won

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Rodgers hits the post v Limerick and it’s a point game with ten to go in the Munster final. It’s such small margins at this level. So many ifs and buts. Hope you enjoyed it some bit anyway.

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Had we closed out the game below in the PĆ”irc as we should have. Cork were gone and Pat Ryan was sacked after losing three games in a row. It’s funny the way things go

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If Kiely and Kinnerk stay on we will be a serious force next year.

We will need to remedy the half backline with more legs but the rest of the team is in a great place

I expect Adam English and Shane O Brien to become regulars and if Finn can get back to his best he will be like a new player

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Finn Morrissey Nash
WOD Hayes C O’Neill
English DOD
Hego Lynch Tom
Gillane Casey SOB

Some sort of record here with a Limerick team for the following year being picked the day after the All Ireland Final

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Premier Intermediate is starting this Thursday. You better get moving on the preview.

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Could be close to that. Im in the hayes at 6 camp. SOB and english have to be in the team somehow

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Plenty of times they were picking it before the Munster final

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We often did it in June

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You are obviously new to this thread.

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The 2026 team being published here next week also

In the old days (when All Irelands were played in September) October was peak giddiness, usually was knocked out of us by Febuary after losing the first 2 league games… Looks Like July is the new October —That’s global warming for ya.

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Ah jaysus. Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater.

I’d be very hopeful after yesterday’s result all our lads will be back management included.

Our lads looked tired and apparently that was the feeling after the semi final loss as well. While two weeks rest might seem much the hoopla around winning an Ireland can take a lot out of them.

I’d give them a break for as long as possible and go from there.

These boys have won 5 of the last 7 all Irelands and the two they didn’t win they beat the winners in a Munster final. Both all Ireland semi final defeats were a by point too in games we could easily have won.

I think our management made mistakes this year they didn’t make in previous years. Of course there’s nothing better than losing to sharpen your pencil.

I wouldn’t be writing off anybody off just yet.

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I think from 18 to 24 between Munster finals and the all Ireland series we’ve played 19 matches and lost 2 in 70 minutes by a point.

An incredible run.

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Any interesting management tickets on the club scene? Only two weeks away, some fierce competitive championships ahead

An uncle of mine used to always say that in a strange kind of way he used to to enjoy the odd year out when Kilkenny missed out on an All Ireland Final that he could go along and enjoy the day, the occasion and the match as a neutral rather than the pressures and tension of an aligned supporter.

Was it like that for all the Limericks yesterday? The only thing to fret about really was how Johnny Murphy got on.

Really enjoyed it as a neutral yesterday. As a Limerick in Dublin Im lucky in that I’v only missed two hurling finals since I moved here over 20 years ago.
I was hurting of course that we weren’t there with the chance to do 5 in a row. I met a few people I know from both Clare and Cork for a couple of pints before and after. Once the game started I was totally caught up in the drama but without that tension obviously.
Of course unlike your kilkenny uncle I had plenty of practise in enjoying the game as a neutral as for my first 20 years in Dublin we were only involved in 2007. I love hurling final day, always have and always will, that said I hope we’re back there next year!

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Premier Intermediate is this week even!

The Leader are currently gathering info from the clubs, presumably for publication during the week.

Shano & John Fitz back with Na Piarsaigh.
CiarƔn, Conor Dolan & Gillane over the Well.
Peter Queally over Kilmallock, not sure of his selectors.
Derek McGrath coaching Doon, presuming it’s a local manager (didn’t actually recognise him).
Johnny Meskell, Richie Flannery & Pa Keane in with Ahane.
Begley still over Mungret.
Natal still over KP.
Mark Foley & Louis Mulqueen over Adare.
Christy Keyes & Sean Prendergast over Ballybrown.
Preuming Brislane is still in with Monaleen.

Unsure on Liberties & Dromin/Athlacca.

In Premier Intermediate, I haven’t heard many. I know that Paul O’Grady left NCW after 5 years and is over G/B instead (their coach who who promotion last year obviously left). Chris Sexton is coaching NCW now. Jimmy Quilty is back over Blackrock (also coaching Ballyhea, and the two teams were training together for a while earlier this year).

Jerry O’Connor might still be with Bruff but I’m not sure. And didn’t hear at all on Garryspillane, Effin, etc.

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