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'You were replacing a leader with a leader,' says Limerick boss John Kiely on Will O'Donoghue switch

The first inkling to the outside world that it was a possibility came with O’Donoghue warming up in a pod with half-backs Diarmaid Byrnes and Hayes ahead of the throw-in.

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Limerick power past Galway to move within 70 minutes of history

It was the champions’ most polished Championship performance arguably since the All-Ireland final demolition of Cork two years ago

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Galway serve up 'pure grit' for Henry Shefflin to send Tipperary packing

'We knew whatever was going to happen today, we were going to give a good performance and I think we did that. And we could have obviously hurled a bit better. But just for pure grit, determination, I think it was very, very strong.'

Irish Mirror

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Cork boss Pat Ryan hails returning Declan Dalton as Rebels make it two from two

'Obviously he was left off the panel last year and he has a point to prove as well. He’s got himself in good shape and ready to go.'

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Limerick overcome Galway test to set up tantalising All-Ireland final date against Kilkenny

John Kiely's men did not have it all their own way but managed to jostle through amid a fierce test from Galway

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Galway manager Henry Shefflin sweating on fitness of Gearoid McInerney

The 31-year old limped off in the opening half of Galway’s 2-19 to 1-21 quarter-final win over Cork in Thurles on Saturday with a knee injury

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Wexford 1-19 Galway 1-19: Late Lee Chin free snatches draw as Tribesmen pay for missed chances

Galway dominated the first half at Chadwicks Wexford Park in front of a 10,200 attendance.

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While US probe of Moise murder advances, judge running Haiti investigation faces firing

Haiti’s investigative judge overseeing the inquiry into President Jovenel Moïse’s assassination is being removed from the case after failing to meet a legal deadline on bringing formal charges, signaling a significant delay in the prosecution of dozens of suspects being held but not formally charged.

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