'Satisfaction and joy' for triumphant Limerick
Limerick manager John Kiely and wing-back Diarmaid Byrnes express their delight at winning their first All-Ireland title since 2023.
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"I'm so happy for the lads."
— John Kiely , Athlete
"To produce that level of performance in a final takes great satisfaction, but it takes an incredible level of preparation."
— John Kiely , Athlete
"Sharing a dressing room with those lads is a privilege."
— Diarmaid Byrnes , Athlete
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Limerick manager John Kiely and wing-back Diarmaid Byrnes express their delight at winning their first All-Ireland title since 2023.
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