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Seamus Flanagan, Limerick’s five-time All-Ireland hurling champion, reflects on his surprise exit from the senior panel at 28, embracing his coaching role and club commitments while leaving the door open for a future return. He speaks candidly about the championship’s broken format, arguing it stifles growth and deepens the gap between elite teams and the rest, citing Offaly’s crushing losses and the premature end of championship campaigns for powerhouse counties like Tipperary, Waterford, and Kilkenny. Flanagan insists hurling is at a crossroads — and without structural change, the same teams will dominate forever.

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