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Limerick Celtics Women's side celebrating their win over Galway Mystics this past weekend I PICTURE: Limerick Celtics
IT WAS a mixed bag of results for Limerick sides in Domino's Super League and Division One action this past weekend.
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All four Limerick teams were on the receiving end of defeats last weekend and were looking to get back on track in the most recent round of fixtures.
The Limerick Celtics Men's side suffered back-to-back defeats against Belfast Star in Da La Salle College.
A Limerick Celtics side led by the duo of Abdul Wurie and A.J. Williams started the game well.
They hammered home their impressive first half performance by going in at half-time up by 14 points, but as the third wore on and as we entered the final ten minutes of the game, Star quietly chewed away at the Celtics lead.
Star would eventually be rewarded with a lead with eight minutes left and once Star went in front, there was no going back.
Belfast ran out 81-73 winners on Saturday, with the Celtics welcoming the Tralee Warriors to the UL Arena on Friday night.
The Celtic's Women's side left Kingfisher with a precious win on Sunday with a 62-44 win over Galway Mystics on Sunday, with Sabhbh Edwards Murphy and Sydney Richard shooting 12 points each.
Amy Buckley played outstanding defence with four blocks and hit nine points.
Aoife Morrissey's pace troubled Galway all game and she chipped in with seven points.
Katie Black contributed an incredible stat line of 19 rebounds four steals, two assists a block and eight points as well as Aishling Jordan chipping in with seven points.
Next up for the Celtics is a home fixture against Templeogue at Crescent College on Saturday at 6pm.
The Limerick Sport Huskies picked up a valuable win in Belfast against the Cleveland Rockets, winning 76-69.
Next up for Patrick O'Regan's side is a trip to the capital to face Moy Tolka Rovers on Saturday at 5pm.
The Limerick Sport Eagles got back to winning ways on Saturday night with a hard-fought win over Templeogue in Tallaght, winning 71-69.
It was a much-needed win for Niall McDermott's side who now can look forward to a home tie against BC Titans of Galway at the UL Arena on Sunday, tip-off is at 3pm.
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