Tipperary and Limerick have shared the last three Munster Championship’s between them and management in both counties feel the 2014 title can be won by any of the five contenders. TJ Ryan has taken sole charge of Limerick as they look to defend their Munster crown while Paudie O’Neill is a key member of Eamon O’Shea’s Tipperary back-room staff and they have shared their thoughts on an eagerly awaited semi-final clash in Thurles.
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