Munster Hurling Championship

SHANNONSIDE bragging rights and much more will be on offer this Sunday afternoon when Limerick and Clare collide in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship.

Local News Or you can email [email protected] at any time. Indeed Limerick could lose to Clare and still reach the provincial final - pending results and scorelines in the May 22 fixture when The Banner entertain Waterford.

CORK have eased their relegation fears after stunning Waterford in the Munster hurling championship.Austin Gleeson saw red for the Deise as Liam Cahil.

Waterford's chances of a comeback were halted on 62 minutes when Gleeson was sent off for a second yellow card within the space of eight minutes. Alan Connolly's well crafted second goal in the second-half was the icing on the cake for Kieran Kingston's men after Connolly had opened their account in the first-half. Austin Gleeson saw red for the Deise as Liam Cahill's men's chances of making the provincial final took a massive hit.

Cork are looking for their first win of this year's Munster Senior Hurling Championship.They face neighbours Waterford at Walsh Park at 2pm.

They travel to Pairc Tailteann to take on Meath looking for their 4th win of the campaign. Wexford's chances of reaching the Leinster final are out of their hands as they were pegged back by Westmeath to record a 2-15 to 21 point draw. Later, it's a battle of the top two as the defending champions Limerick travel to Ennis to take on Clare at 4pm.

Cork defeated Waterford 2-22 to 1-19 on Sunday afternoon in what was a cracking game of hurling. Seamus Harnedy...

“It’s the same thing as always. This blows things wide open.” I don’t know what that was.” As a group, I’ve fierce faith in this group. I’ve always believed in this group. Harnedy won man of the match on the day after an incredible performance, and he said after the match that he and his team were motivated by being referred to as outsiders for the match in Walsh Park.