This marks only their second All-Ireland quarter-final under Kiely. The decision to play Dublin in Croke Park, rather than Thurles, is open to interpretation.
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John Kiely: ‘You don’t expect to be in Croke Park for an All-Ireland quarter-final but we’ll take it’
By LEN Editor
Limerick manager John Kiely. File picture: James Crombie/Inpho
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