
John Kiely
John Kiely is the manager of the Limerick senior hurling team, recognized for his effective leadership style and the team's success under his guidance.
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Manager John Kiely summed up the mood: 'Happy days, happy days.'
Limerick hurlers welcomed home to a sea of green and white – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the manager of the Limerick hurling team and reflects on their performance and unity.
If this is the last tango for John Kiely’s Limerick, they went out staying true to their own excellence – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely conducted an analysis of epic proportions to ensure a more successful year in 2026.
Western forces clash at Croke Park – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is currently in agreement with Paul Kinnerk for just one game to run.
How Limerick’s hurlers helped reinvent the county in public’s eye – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the current manager of Limerick as they pursue another All-Ireland title.
I have covered 32 All-Ireland hurling finals for The Irish Times – a lot has changed in the game – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely, the manager of Limerick, noted the improvement from the previous week.
Limerick make no mistake this time around as they take down Kilkenny in a real tussle – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the manager of Limerick and noted a lack of sharpness in his players during the match.
Late rally gets Waterford over the line against Limerick – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely had a baffling league, which prefigured a poor championship.
National Hurling League team-by-team guide to Divisions 1A and 1B – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely discusses how alcohol accelerates the ravages of aging.
What sharing a bottle of wine with your spouse every night really means for your healthJohn Kiely defended the strategy of using the extra man in a typical way.
Football quarter-finalists laid bare and what else we learned from the GAA weekend – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely’s Limerick side struggled against a strong breeze.
Inspired 14-man Dublin beat Limerick in remarkable championship shock – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the coach of the Limerick hurling team.
For Galway, Tipp are a more palatable task than Kilkenny – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely queried the time added on at the end of the match but I had no issue with that.
The rules that hurling could, and should, steal from football immediately – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the manager of the Limerick hurling team.
Weary-looking Limerick’s errors allowed Cork confidence to flourish – The Irish TimesManager John Kiely has never made any secret of the store he puts in the month-long break for provincial winners.
Cork prove sky’s the limit after conquering Munster with display of ferocious intensity – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely has never made any secret of his fondness for the month long break granted to provincial winners.
From the glorious chaos of the Gaelic Grounds, the Rebels rise again – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely faced his first defeat in 14 senior finals.
Cork end Limerick’s Munster dominance after epic battle at the Gaelic Grounds – The Irish TimesManager John Kiely praised Cian Lynch's presence of mind in the match.
Limerick look too far ahead to be caught on this occasion – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the manager of Limerick and has only left Gearóid Hegarty out of the team three times.
Gearóid Hegarty and Tom Morrissey ‘the line that sets Limerick apart from everyone else’ – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely’s biggest concern was to get all his players fit and on the field.
Opportunity for redemption smaller for Cork than Galway – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely was noted for his animated presence on the sideline during the game against Cork.
Cork may be willing to lose the Munster battle to win the All-Ireland war – The Irish TimesLimerick manager John Kiely opted for eight changes as Declan Hannon made his first appearance of the season.
Clare claw back some pride but win over Limerick is too little too late – The Irish TimesManager John Kiely was pleased with how his team responded after a lacklustre third quarter.
Limerick show they haven’t gone away by dismantling Cork – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely is the coach of the Limerick team and had all his players healthy and ready for the championship.
Limerick showed All-Ireland intent in shaking Cork to their core – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely’s side had 16 points to spare in the Gaelic Grounds and are all but guaranteed a tilt at a seventh Munster title in a row.
Limerick’s monumental display a stark reminder of their enduring power – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely and his team will be very happy with the improvement from the key men.
Limerick’s outlook brightens as Cian Lynch hits top form in win over Waterford – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely had a word with Diarmaid Byrnes after his second booking.
Limerick dismiss Waterford challenge with usual calm authority – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely’s side reverted to their more traditional structure during the match.
Cork’s red mist gave Clare chance to make the numbers count – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely said after the Tipperary game.
Big ball or small, Munster’s the place to be for excitement – The Irish TimesJohn Kiely questioned the legality of one of the passes in the build-up.
Tipperary go toe-to-toe with Limerick to underline their credentials – The Irish Times





















































































































































