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Limerick's Rebecca Delee in action against Waterford in the Munster senior camogie championship at the TUS Gaelic Grounds in April | PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Limerick senior camogie side to face Waterford in round two of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland championship at Walsh Park, Waterford, today, Saturday, 2pm, has been named.
Limerick will be looking to bounce after their 18-point defeat by Kilkenny in Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale on last weekend.
Travelling to Walsh Park to face last year’s All-Ireland finalists Waterford, will be a very tough engagement, however.
The Déise girls were involved in a thriller last weekend but fell short by three points to Tipperary, despite a couple of goals from Mairéad O’Brien.
TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT
— Limerick Camogie (@LimCamogie) May 31, 2024
Joe Quaid and his management team have announced their Limerick Camogie Senior Team to face Waterford in the Glen Dimplex Senior All Ireland Championship tomorrow in Walsh Park at 2pm
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Beth Carton remains their chief scoring threat and while Limerick will be looking to Caoimhe Costelloe and Caoimhe Lyons to keep the scoreboard ticking, it is their defensive structure that must stand up for the Shannonsiders to have a chance.
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