Limerick celebrates All-Ireland title victory at Croke Park
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 19, 2026, 6:48 PM
Last updated Jul 19, 2026
Limerick secured their All-Ireland hurling title at Croke Park on July 19, their first since 2023. Manager John Kiely expressed great satisfaction following a dominant performance, noting the significance of the victory after recent near-misses in the championship. Diarmaid Byrnes contributed four points to the triumph, reflecting on the team's resilience over the past two years. Limerick’s win marks their 13th All-Ireland title in history.
- •Limerick won their first All-Ireland title since 2023.
- •The match took place at Croke Park on July 19.
- •Manager John Kiely highlighted the joy of reclaiming the title.
- •Diarmaid Byrnes scored four points in the final.
- •Limerick's victory marks their 13th title in club history.
- 6:48 PMBBC Sport — '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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