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Kilkenny are in the All-Ireland final after beating Limerick at Croke Park
Published 17:31 10 Aug 2014 BST
Updated 14:55 12 Nov 2014 GMT
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The margin of victory was just two points but the Cats were denied a clear penalty late in the game.
Kilkenny won 2-13 to 0-17 in turbulent conditions at Headquarters, but the margin of victory could have been far greater had Donal O'Grady's foul on Richie Power been punished with a penalty rather than a free.That is possibly the worst refereeing decision I have ever seen in #GAA. And in the era of Marty Duffy that's saying something.
— Anne-Marie (@thecailinrua) August 10, 2014
Shocking.... Donal O Grady should have been handed a straight red card for that!!! Not even a penalty?! #LimerickVKilkenny#gaa
— Deirdre O'Connor (@_deeoco_) August 10, 2014
In the end, however, it didn't matter and goals from Richie Power and Eoin Larkin made the difference for Brian Cody's side.Explore more on these topics:
