Limerick win sixth All-Ireland in nine years after commanding win over Galway
Limerick are All-Ireland hurling champions for the 13th time. A 1-29 to 1-18 win over Galway has secured a sixth title in nine years for John Kiely's side. Cathal O'Neill scored 1-4 for the Munster champions, with Aidan O'Connor sending over five points.
- ▪Limerick are All-Ireland hurling champions for the 13th time.
- ▪A 1-29 to 1-18 win over Galway has secured a sixth title in nine years for John Kiely's side.
- ▪Cathal O'Neill scored 1-4 for the Munster champions, with Aidan O'Connor sending over five points.
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Limerick are All-Ireland hurling champions for the 13th time. A 1-29 to 1-18 win over Galway has secured a sixth title in nine years for John Kiely's side. Cathal O'Neill scored 1-4 for the Munster champions, with Aidan O'Connor sending over five points. Limerick's Cathal O'Neill celebrates scoring a goal. Photo: Bryan Keane/Inpho Galway's Aaron Niland finished with 10 points with Conor Cooney hitting the net from a late penalty. Micheál Donoghue's side were reduced to 14 men when Ronan Glennon was sent off for a high tackle on Peter Casey in the 58th minute. A sea of green remains outside Croke Park after Limerick fans watched their team win the All-Ireland Hurling Championship. Limerick's manager John Kiely and Galway's manager Micheál Donoghue shake hands after the match.
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