Limerick midfielder Paul Browne believes now is the time for the side to push on to the next level.

The Shannonsiders have on more than one occasion been tipped to be the side that makes the breakthrough in both league and championship in recent years.

However, recent performances have been disappointing and Browne feels that with the wealth of talent they have at their disposal, they need to reach the next level sooner rather than later.

"It's important we drive on for the league and lay our foundation for the championship - we want to win every game but game to game we need to keep improving," Browne told the Limerick Leader.

"The key is that we drive on and keep improving from game to game and make less mistakes from one game to the next."

Limerick started off the year well by beating Clare in the Munster SHL final and Browne who captained the side in the absence of the injured Declan Hannon added that it is nice to win silverware, given the work they had done so far.

"It's a nice start to the year and a nice reward for all the training over the past couple of months - we have been training hard and the most encouraging things to see was what we have been working on in training come to fruition on the pitch."

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