Yes, 5-1.
A boy the kid
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I took a nice yellow card too before signaling that I was ready to come off. Nothing like kicking Tipp cunts.
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Just had a quick peek over on Clarehurlers. In fairness to them, they were impressed with the display last night and overall very complimentry
The yearning for recognition by some of the posters on this thread is hilarious
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Fuck off gimp
AN UNREAL TEAM 
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Will ye win it next year or 2017???
ye are some team unreal 
Who is Jimmy Quilty the coach that Kiely was so at pains to lavish praise on? What club is he from and anyone know his background?
Blackrock
Only know that he coached Ballyhea last year when they won the Cork Intermediate Cchip.
Is McCarthy the goalie anything to the Ardpatrick McCarthys?
Don’t know if he is related to either Jackie or Pat. Someone else on here might know. If not I’ll find out
Limerick hurlers pounce for a key member of Clare’s 2013 All-Ireland winning camp
The big question is Kinnerk??
LIMERICK GAA have confirmed that a new Limerick senior hurling management will go before the clubs for ratification at this Tuesday’s County Board meeting.
However, the new-look backroom doesn’t include a hurling coach.
Limerick GAA secretary Mike O’Riordan has sent correspondence to all GAA clubs ahead of tomorrow nights meeting in Claughaun.
Limerick GAA officials are proposing TJ Ryan continues for the second year of his three year term.
Gone are former hurling coach Paul Beary and strength and conditioning coach Mark Lyons.
Former Clare All Ireland winning strength and conditioning coach Joe O’Connor takes over from Lyons.
A Rathkeale native, O’Connor worked with the Clare seniors for three years and prior to that also worked with Waterford when Davy Fitzgerald was at the helm.
O’Connor has worked in the fitness industry for almost 20 years and as well as his NISUS Fitness company, he lectures in exercise physiology and performance training in IT Tralee and has featured on RTE’s Ireland’s Fittest Family show.
Also joining the management team is Don Flynn, who will be one of two selectors alongside Davy Clare, who remains from 2015.
Killeedy’s Flynn was Limerick intermediate hurling manger for the past two seasons.
The extended backroom team has also undergone changes with the new Liaison Officer Conor McCarthy and Video Analyst Seanie O’Donnell.
The new-look management will have to be voted upon by the clubs of the county this Tuesday night.
Also being put forward for ratification is the 2016 Limerick minor hurling management.
In his correspondence with the clubs, Limerick Secretary Mike O’Riordan writes: “With Leo O’Connor stepping down from the position of Limerick minor hurling manager, the Executive Committee of Limerick County Board following consultation with the Implementation Group seek ratification of the following”.
He confirmed that South Liberties Pat Donnelly is to be elevated from selector to manager.
In 2015 Donnelly was Limerick U-17 manager and also a minor selector.
Anthony Daly continues as team coach and will be joined by Will McCormack.
The selectors remain unchanged with Brian Foley and John Mulqueen.
The Liaison Officer remains Denis Murrihy, with a new IT Officer Liam Bourke.
“The Executive Committee would like to thank everybody who have given sterling service with the various teams last season and wish them every success in the future,” concludes the email to the clubs.
No Kinnerk? No John Kiely? TJ and Clarke remain. What is Clarke’s role on the team besides telling them to drive it route one and none of the fancy stuff? Is he a selector?
Plus ca change and all that shite
They’ve gotten rid of two coaches and don’t have one to replace them.
We are fcuked