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Members of the Limerick Celtics' Men's and Women's teams I PICTURE: INPHO
BASKETBALL action returns this weekend with all four Limerick sides in Domino's Super League and Division One action.
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The Limerick Celtics are looking to bounce back following last weekend's narrow 90-84 loss to St Vincent's of Dublin at Crescent College.
It is a third straight defeat for Tony Hehir's side in the Super League following losses to fellow Dublin-based sides Killester and UCD Marian.
Celtics only had four scorers in the game with Finn Hughes, AJ Williams and Abdul Wurie all scoring at least 20 points.
For Celtics, their maiden Domino’s Men’s Super League season continues to challenge them, as they fall to tenth in the table with a record of 2-6.
Next up for the Celtics is a home tie against Munster rivals UCC Demons at the UL Arena on Sunday at 3pm.
In Domino's Women Division One action, the Limerick Celtics will host the Dublin Raiders at the Crescent College on Saturday evening at 6pm.
The Celtics will be coming into Saturday night's clash off the back of a three week break, their last outing a 73-68 loss to Dublin's Moy Tolka Rovers, the Celtics currently sit in third position on nine points, level with fellow Limerick side, Sport Huskies.
Patrick O'Regan's Limerick Sport Huskies will also be welcoming a side from the capital to Limerick on Saturday when they face Templeogue at Limerick Educate Together Secondary School.
The Huskies are currently enjoying a 2-0 run with wins over University of Galway Mystics and Moy Tolka Rovers.
In Domino's Men's Division One action, the Limerick Sport Eagles recorded an impressive 91-72 win over SPK Utility Trust Lakers at St Munchin's College.
It was a much-needed win for Niall McDermott's side who were on a run of 0-2 with losses against Maree and ND Audit Portlaoise Panthers in their last two outings.
It is a result that leaves the Eagles in a healthy fifth position in the league table on 15 points.
Next up for the Eagles is a trip to Ballymakenny College to face Drogheda Wolves in Louth, tip-off is at 7.30pm on Saturday night.
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