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Ex-Limerick star Seamus Flanagan believes this year's All-Ireland semi-final will be the 'last dance' for one team

Irish Mirror

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June 30, 2026

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Ex-Limerick star Seamus Flanagan believes this year's All-Ireland semi-final will be the 'last dance' for one team

Limerick and Cork face All-Ireland semi-final opponents Clare and Galway this weekend at Croke Park.

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