Limerick have set up another Munster final with Clare after a nervy one-point win over Cork.
Their 3-25 to 1-30 victory, coupled with Waterford’s surprise win over Tipperary, allowed the All-Ireland champions to leapfrog Tipp in the table, with Cork knocked out after taking just three points from their four games.
The Munster final will take place on June 11, most likely at FBD Semple Stadium, as Clare look to overturn last year’s extra time defeat to John Kiely’s side at the same stage.
