[1] A Munster Club Championship for respective junior B champions was the idea of the Killeedy GAA Club who, after winning the Limerick JBHC title in 2005, realised there was no provincial competition in that grade of hurling.

[2] A senior championship had been running side 1965, while intermediate and junior competitions had been recently introduced by GAA President Seán Kelly.

[3][4] Members of the Killeedy club approached a supportive Kelly, however, their proposal was rejected by Central Council.

[5] In spite of this setback, Killeedy organised their own unofficial provincial competition for Junior B championship winners before eventually securing the official support of the Munster Council.

If a match is drawn there is a period of extra time, however, if both sides are still level there are penalties.

The winning captain accepts the cup on behalf of his team before giving a short speech.