Limerick will have their hands on the Liam MacCarthy Cup once again after a dominant final display.

They were a class above Galway in all departments and can savour All-Ireland success for the first time since 2023.

They add that to their league and Munster titles this year.

It's a disappointing end to a promising campaign for the Tribesemen, whose quest for a first All-Ireland title since 2017 continues.

Conor Cooney takes it and blasts past Nickie Quaid.

Late penalty for Galway after Joshua Ryan was fouled by Colin Ryan.

Paul Murphy
Four-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny on BBC Sport NI

It has been a real display of Limerick's dominance in every way.

Conor Cooney pops over a late consolation point.

David Reidy fires over at the other end for Limerick.

Cian Lynch fires over from range and fist pumps towards the Limerick fans.

Party time edges closer for the Treaty men.

Cathal O'Neill takes his tally to 1-4 for the afternoon with a late point.

We're into injury time at Croke Park and the Limerick fans are getting ready to party.

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Limerick with a few scores to move 12 points ahead again.

Another point for Galway this time from Colm Molloy as we tick into the last four minutes.

Conor Cooney with a simple free for Galway.

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Adam English is off with Darragh O'Donovan coming on as the clock ticks down.

A point at each end, Aaron Gillane with an impressive one from a tight angle.

Watch as Cathal O'Neill scores the only goal of the game so far to extend Limerick's lead over Galway.

Limerick still hungry for more as Kyle Hayes splits the posts.

Aidan O'Connor taps over a free and Limerick are all but assured of winning this one at this stage.

Darragh Neary with a fine individual score. He bustles his way forward and whacks it over to cut the gap to 10.

John Flemming and Colm Molloy on for Aaron Niland and Tiernan Killeen for the last 10 minutes of this one.

Jamesie O'Connor
Two-time All-Ireland winner with Clare on BBC Sport NI

I think that is slightly harsh. It is a big price to pay in the All-Ireland final.

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Paul Murphy
Four-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny on BBC Sport NI

I feel so bad for Ronan Glennon, he did not mean that.

The problem with players moving so fast at the moment, accidents do happen.