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Limerick regain crown with emphatic demolition of Galway

A third-quarter scoring burst put the game out of reach as Limerick won their sixth All-Ireland final under John Kiely.

  • On Sunday, July 19, 2026, Limerick reclaimed the All-Ireland Hurling Final title, defeating Galway in a dominant display at Croke Park marking a triumphant return for the Munster champions in the John Kiely era.
  • Limerick advanced after winning the Munster championship and a semi-final against Clare, while Galway reached the final following victories in the Leinster championship against Dublin and a win over Cork.
  • Cathal O'Neill effectively sealed the victory by scoring a goal on 42 minutes, while Galway's challenge faltered after Ronan Glennon received a straight red card with just over 10 minutes remaining.
  • Despite the best efforts of Galway goalkeeper Darach Fahy and the accuracy of free-taker Aaron Niland, Limerick secured an 11-point victory in a largely one-sided decider.
  • Captain Cian Lynch led the team alongside his partner Dayna Slattery, steering the squad to another title in a season defined by their physical dominance and control.
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Limerick Post Newspaper broke the news on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
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