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Published 09:51 21 Aug 2018 BST
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The players seemed overjoyed by the support as they drove through the streets soaking up the atmosphere that lay before them. Maybe now it was beginning to sink in that they are All-Ireland champions.
The team where then greeted at the Gaelic Grounds by hoards of screaming supporters, delighted to welcome home their heroes, and at long last, Liam MacCarthy.
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John Kiely and Declan Hannon addressed the crowd, before Cian Lynch spoke passionately about this team all fighting for one another in order to bring success to Limerick once again.
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The players it seemed had a great time taking it all in. After such a huge win on Sunday, finally getting to bring the trophy home would have been one of the greatest moments of their lives.
Aaron Gillane posted this from the team bus, massive crowds stretching for miles.
Cian Lynch managed to capture the moment Declan Hannon and John Kiely introduced Liam to the crowd.
Diarmaid Byrnes, just taking it all in.
It is clear Limerick was the place to be last night. We are sure the party continued into the small hours of this morning, and will probably keep rolling on for another few days yet.
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