Results roundup from the second round of Limerick camogie championship

THE second round of the Limerick camogie championship took place over the weekend with Newcastle West and Bruff the only two teams that remain unbeaten in the senior championship.

Third round fixtures of the senior championship gets underway on Saturday, September 14 at 7pm. 

It was an extremely tight affair between Newcastle West and Ahane with Newcastle West coming away with a 1-12 to 0-11 win with the 2023 champions keeping their back-to-back title dreams alive. Newcastle West will play Killeedy in the next round while Ahane face Adare. 

Bruff and Monaleen also had a hugely entertaining clash against each other with Bruff clinching the one-point win, 2-14 to 3-10, to remain the second team in the senior championship that is still unbeaten. Bruff will be aiming to keep their winning theme going with their next fixture against Crecora. 

Na Piarsaigh got their first win of the championship with a 3-8 to 1-8 win over Crecora while it was a draw between Killeedy and Adare in the final senior game of the weekend. Monaleen face off against Na Piarsaigh in the third round. 

In the Griffins Coaches Intermediate Championship Croagh/Kilfinny are the only team with two victories from their opening round fixtures in the championship. They got the better of Murroe/Boher over the weekend with a 1-11 to 3-2 win. Croagh/Kilfinny will now face Cappamore in the third round which takes place on Sunday, September 15 at 11am.

Patrickswell narrowly lost out to Templeglantine, 2-7 to 2-4. This was Templeglantine opening game of the campaign after receiving a bye in the first round. They now take on Galbally in the next round while Patrickswell enjoy a weekend off. Granagh/Ballingarry enjoyed a huge 4-15 to 2-6 win over Cappamore and will face Murroe/Boher.

The second round of Junior A Ward Waste Products Championship games also took place last weekend with Blackrock/Effin coming out with a 4-27 to 0-0 victory over Killeedy. This is Blackrock/Effin's second victory of the championship as they face a tough test in Feenagh/Kilmeedy in the third round which takes place on September 15 at 2pm. 

St Ailbes got the better of Newcastle West, 0-13 to 0-2, as Newcastle West get a bye in the next round as St Ailbes take on Killeedy. 

Elsewhere in the championship in the Junior B Ward Waste Products Championship Ahane and Ballyagran are the only two teams unbeaten so far in the campaign. 

Ahane pulled off a 2-13 to 4-5 win over Adare while Ballyagran got the better of Knockaderry, 4-9 to 0-9. Only group one will play round three which takes place on Saturday, September 14 at 7pm. 

This means Ahane will face Tournafulla and Adare will play St Ailbes as Kilmallock receive a bye in the next round. No winner could be crowned between Kilmallock and Tournafulla in the second round of championship fixtures with the game ending 2-7 to 0-13. 

In group two Bruff came out with a strong 4-6 to 2-3 in group two and Ballyagran got another huge win 4-9 to Knockaderry.