Basketball action continues to come thick and fast in Limerick with action this weekend

BASKETBALL action continues this weekend with all four sides from the ‘Treaty County’ facing crucial fixtures in Domino's Super League and Division One action.

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The Limerick Celtics will be looking to make it back-to back wins in the Men's Super League when they travel to the capital to face Killester in the Oblate Hall.

Tony Hehir's side picked up a vital win on Monday night against Energywise Ireland Neptune, running out 75-73 winners.

The Celtics will know that they will have their work cut out for them when they face a Killester side enjoying a rich vein of form at present, wining their last two games comfortably. Tip-of in the Oblate Hall is Saturday at 7.15pm.

The Limerick Celtics Women's side also travel to the capital in Women's Division One this weekend having picked up a win last weekend.

Jordan Hehir's side got the better of Templeogue in Crescent College, running out 72-65 winners.

They will be hoping to make it back-to-back wins when they travel to Tolka Rovers Sports Complex to face Moy Tolka Rovers who suffered a heavy defeat last time out to Limerick Sport Huskies also in Women's Division One.

Tip-off at the Tolka Rovers Sports Complex is Saturday at 7pm.

Patrick O'Regan's Huskies side will be hoping to build on what was an impressive performance against Moy Tolka Rovers when they host University of Galway Mystics on Saturday at the LETT's on Saturday at 4.45pm. 

The Limerick Sport Eagles will also be aiming for two consecutive wins in Men's Division One when they host ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers at the UL Arena on Friday, 7.30pm.

The Eagles recorded a 72-59 win over Maigh Cuilinn last week, a third win on the bounce for the side.