I along with most Limerick people am absolutely delighted with Limerickâs victory over Kilkenny in Thurles on Sunday. It was an epic battle where two teams went toe-to-toe with Limerick the last team standing, thank God.
I write to you to urge caution in the coming weeks in your papers coverage of the upcoming semi final. I, along with many people throughout the county, religiously buy your paper in eager anticipation of whatâs in the âLeaderâ this week. You may not acknowledge this but in the past your paper has had a tendency to get carried away when Limerick get to the latter stages of the hurling championship.
Your coverage throughout the year is always measured and excellent but for some reason you feel the need to âup the anteâ when our county gets on touching distance of the Holy Grail.
In particular I remember, in my opinion, the completely over the top coverage in 2013 of Limerickâs upcoming All-Ireland semi final v Clare. It may or may not have contributed to our ultimate defeat but such over the top exuberant coverage is unhelpful.
I do not expect your paper to print such a critical letter but I do feel many people throughout the county have similar feelings.
Noel OâDea,
Kilteely.
Well said Noel. An alright sort by the sounds of it.
Stall set up outside Debenhams selling Limerick GAA supporters tat, hats, flags, headbands, the whole lot,
simply the best is the slogan being adopted.
In previous years it was the case that the team that finished second in the groupâs QF was on the other side so that they wouldnât have to come back and meet the team that came first in the same group in the semiâs. Now saying that they allowed drawing lots for placement this year so the West Board are capable of anything