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Limerick and Cork set for Munster SHC semi-final showdown

The draw for the newly named Mick Mackey Cup was made this morning.
8.41am, 19 Apr 2021
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THE DRAW FOR the Munster SHC will see champions Limerick face Cork in the semi-finals.

The draw, which was made on RTÉ Radio 1 this morning, saw Clare drawn against beaten All-Ireland finalists Waterford in the quarter-finals.

The winners of that tie will face 2019 All-Ireland champions Tipperary in the semi-final.

Sides beaten in the provincial champions will enter the qualifiers.

Fixture details and venues will be confirmed at a later stage.

The Munster trophy has been renamed in honour of Limerick hurling legend Mick Mackey.

Munster SHC draw

Quarter-finals
Clare v Waterford

Semi-finals
Limerick v Cork
Tipperary v Clare/Waterford

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    Jul 25th 2024, 7:52 AM

    Good luck Shels.

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