The eagerly awaited semi-final match for the Limerick County hurling championship took place at the Markets Field on Sunday, drawing a large crowd of enthusiastic spectators to witness the intense showdown between Cappamore and Bruff. The game was marked by a sporting spirit and played under glorious weather conditions on a well-maintained field.

However, the match didn’t kick off as scheduled due to some travel complications faced by the Bruff team. Nevertheless, the Cappamore players displayed remarkable sportsmanship by patiently waiting for their opponents, even risking the possibility of missing their return train in the evening.

Once the game commenced, it didn’t disappoint. The spectators were treated to an outstanding display of skill and determination from both teams throughout the entire hour of play. The intensity and excitement never waned, making it a memorable contest for all present.

Ultimately, Cappamore emerged as the winners, achieving an impressive score of 3 goals and 13 points (22 points) against Bruff’s 2 goals and 7 points (13 points). The victory secured Cappamore’s place in the final, where they will vie for the County Limerick hurling championship title.

The match was expertly officiated by Mr J. Sweenvy from the Young Ireland Hurling Club, who ensured fair play and maintained control of the game.

The anticipation now builds as the championship final approaches, promising another exhilarating display of hurling prowess as teams compete for the coveted title.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 13 June 1905