CCCC to review Séamus Flanagan challenge on Bennett
The GAA's Central Competitions Control Committee [CCCC] will review Séamus Flanagan's collision with Waterford's Stephen Bennett when they meet this week.
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Waterford let Limerick get up off the ropes - Sheedy
Former Tipperary senior hurling manager Liam Sheedy believes that Waterford had All-Ireland champions Limerick 'on the ropes' at the weekend but that the defending champions will be stronger for the test.
Limerick boss Kiely calls for GAA action after fracas
John Kiely has described a second-half melee involving Limerick and Waterford that saw red and yellow cards issued as "disappointing" and has called on the association to take "appropriate" action.
Limerick overcome Gearóid Hegarty dismissal to edge out Waterford
Limerick began their defence of the Munster SHC with victory over Waterford, but didn't have it all their own way at Semple Stadium.
Shane Dowling on Waterford v Limerick: 'This could be the maddest game of hurling we'll ever witness'
Strap yourself in and hold on tight when you take your seat at Semple Stadium on Sunday afternoon. You might be about to see something even the glorious Munster Hurling Championship hasn't shown us before.
John Kiely expecting 'unusual positionings' against Waterford
John Kiely believes Limerick will have to show all of the flexibility and adaptability that has made them three-in-a-row All-Ireland champions when they open their title defence against Waterford on Sunday.
Sheedy: Limerick's togetherness sets them further apart
Last year Limerick's final league game was their first win - against fellow 'relegation candidates' Offaly. In 2023 their final league game was an emphatic final triumph over Kilkenny.
John Kiely: Limerick appetite only growing stronger after league triumph
Limerick manager John Kiely has said that the Treaty side's appetite is only growing stronger after they added to their bulging trophy cabinet with a comprehensive Allianz Hurling League win over Kilkenny at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.