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Reigning Munster champions Limerick secured the first win of their Munster senior hurling championship round robin campaign with a convincing 0-28 to 0-22 victory over Waterford in front a sun-drenched attendance of 12,101 at Walsh Park on Saturday evening.
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Limerick, seeking an unprecedented seventh Munster senior hurling title in a row, led their hosts 0-15 to 0-10 at half-time.
John Kiely's charges, who looked the more likely winners throughout, continued to hold the upperhand in the second period, recording an impressive six point success in the end.
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Following Saturday evening's fixture, Waterford lie in third place in the table with away fixtures to come against Tipperary (Sunday, May 18 @ 2pm) and Cork (Sunday, May 25 @ 4pm).
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