Limerick and Cork will meet in the National League Division 1A final after both counties secured wins in their semi-final encounters over the weekend.
The victories for both Munster sides ensure an all-provincial final in the top tier of the National League hurling competition.
Semi-Final Action
Meanwhile, Tipperary and Kilkenny produced an entertaining encounter in Thurles, with both teams contributing to what was described as a free-scoring match. The game took place at Semple Stadium, the traditional home ground for Tipperary hurling.
Division 1A Final
The National League Division 1A represents the premier level of inter-county hurling competition during the spring season, serving as crucial preparation ahead of the All-Ireland Championship. Both Limerick and Cork will view the final as an important test of their championship credentials.
Limerick have been the dominant force in hurling in recent years, claiming multiple All-Ireland titles, while Cork remain one of the sport's most successful counties historically.
The final will see two of Munster's traditional hurling powerhouses compete for National League honours, adding another chapter to their long-standing rivalry on the hurling field.
