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Members of the Limerick Sporting Eagles team who lost to Portlaoise at the weekend I PICTURE: Inpho
It was a disappointing weekend for Limerick sides in Domino's Super League and Division One action.
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Newly promoted Limerick Celtics endured another tough week at the office as they lost 99-80 to Killester on Saturday evening.
Robert Braswell IV managed to improve on what was already a stellar season so far for him individually as he dropped 29 points along with 8 rebounds.
For Celtics, they fall to 2-4 behind a notably good 15-point showing from Ruairi Cronin as he made fivre threes for Celtics.
New acquisition Zachery Hudson is slowly getting into his new surroundings as he dropped 10 points and 11 rebounds.
The result leaves Celtics in eighth at 2-4 and Killester sitting in the top three as they are at 4-2 for the season now.
Next up for the Celtics is a trip to Dublin to face the UCD Marian at the Oatlands College in two weeks' time.
In Domino's Women's Division One action, the Limerick Celtics fell to a defeat against Moy Tolka Rovers in the capital at the Tolka Rovers Sports Complex.
Jordan Hehir's side had been on a two-game winning run with wins over University of Galway Mystics and Templeogue. The Celtics were unable to keep that winning momentum going on Saturday night succumbing to a 73-68 loss.
Next up for the Celtics is a home tie against the Dublin Raiders at Crescent College in a fortnight's time.
In Domino's Men's Division One action, the Limerick Sport Eagles also fell to a defeat at home to the ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers on Friday night.
Niall McDermott's side had been three-game winning run with victories over Maigh Cuilinn, Titans BC and Templeogue. That run came to an end at the hands of the side from Laois at the UL Arena, the Eagles losing out on a scoreline of 88-74.
Next up for the Eagles is a trip to Calasanctius College in Galway to face Maree on Tuesday night.
The solitary win for Limerick this past weekend came via the Limerick Sport Huskies.
Patrick O'Regan's side had a convincing 14-point win over University of Galway Mystics at home on Saturday night at LETT'S.
It is a third win in a row for the Huskies who collected wins over Moy Tolka Rovers and Cleveland Rockets in their last two outings.
Next up for the Huskies is a home tie against Templeogue in two weeks time at the LETT'S.
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