Limerick City and County Council extends its warmest congratulations to the Limerick Minor Hurling Team on their outstanding victory over Tipperary in the All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship Final.
This memorable win marks Limerick’s first minor All-Ireland title since 1984, ending a 42-year wait and delivering a moment of immense pride for the county.
The Council acknowledges the exceptional leadership of Manager Diarmuid Mullins and Captain Shane Waters, whose dedication, skill and determination guided the team to this landmark achievement.
Congratulations are also extended to the entire panel, extended panel and backroom team, whose collective commitment and hard work have brought this success to fruition.
This victory is a testament to the strength of hurling in Limerick and reflects the continued growth of the game at underage level across the county.
Mayor of Limerick John Moran said:
“Today’s win is a proud and historic moment for Limerick. It was inspiring to be there to watch these young players show such incredible heart and determination and seeing their team spirit up close”
Príomh Chomhairleoir Catherine Slattery added:
“This is a fantastic achievement and a credit to the players, their families, their clubs and all involved in their development. To bring the All-Ireland title back to Limerick for the first time since 1984 is truly special.”
Director General of Limerick City and County Council, Dr Pat Daly said:
“On behalf of Limerick City and County Council, I congratulate the team and management on this remarkable success. Their dedication and teamwork have delivered a result that will be remembered for many years to come and will undoubtedly inspire future generations.”