Dan Morrissey, Limerick, and Podge Collins and Niall Deasy, Clare, in action during the Munster Hurling League Final at the Gaelic Grounds.
Co-Op Superstores Munster Hurling League Final
LIMERICK 0-16 CLARE 0-10
Limerick earned an encouraging win over neighbours Clare at the Gaelic Grounds.
A solid second half display was enough for Limerick, who prevailed in front of 3,209 spectators.
Aaron Gillane was prominent for Limerick registering eight points, including three from play, while Tom Morrissey was also effective drilling four scores.
Limerick led by 0-8 to 0-6 at half-time and John Kiely's team frustrated Clare after the restart.
Clare, who had Jack Browne sent off, only managed to score a further four points in the second period as Limerick eked out a deserved victory.
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KERRY 1-23 CORK 1-13
Kerry caused a surprise by beating a youthful Cork outfit in Tralee.
Colum Harty's first half goal helped Fintan O'Connor's team into a commanding 1-13 to 0-6 advantage.
David Dunne impressed for Wexford against Dublin at Parnell Park.
Bord Na Mona Walsh Cup Semi-Final
WEXFORD 1-20 DUBLIN 0-16
Wexford finished with a real flourish at Parnell Park to set up a Bord Na Mona Walsh Cup Final against Kilkenny.
Davy Fitzgerald's charges trailed by 0-15 to 0-10 in the 47th minute, but Dublin only managed to add one more score in during the remainder of the contest following Paul Winters' sending off for a second yellow card.
In that stint Wexford struck 1-10 with Cathal Dunbar bagging a crucial goal.
David Dunne, Paul Morris, Jack Guiney, and Kevin Foley all landed important points late on for Wexford.
Bord Na Mona Kehoe Cup
WICKLOW 4-19 LONGFORD 1-6
LOUTH 3-13 DCU ST PATRICK'S CAMPUS 1-12
