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Donal O'Regan, 8 Jul
LIMERICK City and County Council has extended its heartfelt
commiserations to the Limerick senior hurlers, John Kiely and his
backroom team, following their valiant effort in the All-Ireland
semi-final against Cork.
The team displayed remarkable spirit and dedication throughout the
match, and while the result was not in our favour, their performance
has made us all proud, they said
Mayor John Moran expressed his deep appreciation for the team's hard
work and dedication.
“Of course, we share the team’s disappointment but let’s not forget the
immense joy we have shared thanks to their hard work and dedication
over the years.
"They have brought immense pride to Limerick, and we are grateful for
their unwavering commitment and sportsmanship. They will no doubt be
back. The team’s achievements have been amazing and we will celebrate
that with a mayoral reception for them all," said the mayor.
READ MORE: PICTURES: Limerick hurling fans treated to epic battle
against Cork in All-Ireland semi-final
Director General of Limerick City and County Council, Dr Pat Daly also
commended the team's efforts.
"The Limerick senior hurlers have given us countless moments of joy and
pride. Their passion for the sport and determination to succeed are
truly inspiring. While the outcome today was not what we hoped for, the
spirit and tenacity shown by our players will always be remembered and
celebrated.
"As we reflect on this season, we also extend our best wishes to our
neighbours, Cork and Clare, as they prepare to compete in the
All-Ireland final on July 21," said Mr Daly.
Mayor Moran concluded: "We wish Cork and Clare the very best in the
final. It promises to be an exciting match, and we look forward to
seeing great sportsmanship and competition from both teams."