Limerick will find a way to fuck it up.
It usually involves dropping points to Offaly.
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We’ve an Offaly bad record against them alright. Wexford are much more obliging in fairness to them.
Wexford just roll over for us and have their bellies tickled.
Anyone have the fixture list? This must be starting soon. 
Having been to the Wexford games against Offaly and Dublin over the last two weekends, I expect us to be similarly obliging on Saturday week.
Doon beat the Well by 25 points 
Cian Lynch sent off, again.
He’ll be fierce well rested for the Limerick seniors at this rate.
Ya was sent off playing for Mary I last week as well.
That’s not like him to be fair.
He was well provoked against NUIG I believe, but he is going to have to learn to live with that.
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After a player is sent of twice in two weeks: [quote=“The_Most_Infamous, post:3660, topic:20931”]
That’s not like him to be fair.
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I’ll be watching the first half of Mary I v UL tomorrow - Shame there will be no Lynch or Tony Kelly.
Ah he’s not a dirty player, obviously getting extra attention now which is understandable.
He was the one dishing it out last year in multiple games
Isn’t there an additional ban if you receive two red cards in 48 weeks rather than the competition based ban for a single red
Have you examples?
I remember he gave one of the Clare backs a belt into the chin with the butt of the hurl in the Munster Q/F alright, but other then that nothing comes to mind.
Are they all not competition based now?
I believe @Big_Dan_Campbell is right here, 2 in a short period (I think straight reds only however?) bring about a different suspension. There’s a rules nerd on here who will no doubt settle this.
They are, but if you get a second red in a given year it changes I think and an additional ban comes into play. When Shefflin was sent off against Cork in 2013 they appealed it on the rational that if he was sent off again that season playing for his club he would have had an additional ban for two reds.
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There’s a distinction in the suspensions for repeat infractions depending on whether the reds received were direct reds or double yellows.