LIMERICK MINORS ARE set to return to training, a spokesperson for the side tonight confirmed to TheScore.ie.
The side were knocked out of the All-Ireland semi-final at the weekend by Galway, yet the game was overshadowed by controversy, as a well-documented Hawk-Eye malfunction benefited their opponents.
The spokesperson said that the measure would serve as a pre-caution, with the prospect of a semi-final replay currently being discussed.
Limerick minor side set to return to training
LIMERICK MINORS ARE set to return to training, a spokesperson for the side tonight confirmed to TheScore.ie.
The side were knocked out of the All-Ireland semi-final at the weekend by Galway, yet the game was overshadowed by controversy, as a well-documented Hawk-Eye malfunction benefited their opponents.
The spokesperson said that the measure would serve as a pre-caution, with the prospect of a semi-final replay currently being discussed.
It was yesterday confirmed that Limerick GAA would lodge an appeal over the result.
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