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Orlaith Kelleher of Limerick in action against Aine Power of Waterford during the Munster Senior Camogie Championship quarter-final | PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK senior camogie team will play Down away in their opening fixture of the Divison 1B Very National League on Saturday, February 15.
Joe Quaid's side retained their senior status for an 11th consecutive season, after a tense two-point victory over Antrim back in June, meaning they will face Clare, Westmeath, Wexford and Antrim once again next year.
Action will come thick and fast in the league as they are out again the following weekend on Saturday, February 22 with a home game against Antrim.
The senior camogie team will then have a one week break before facing a trip to Wexford on Saturday, March 1 before being on the road again to face neighbours Clare on March 15.
Their final group game of the Very National League will be a home fixture against Westmeath. The final of the Division 1B league takes place on Saturday, March 29.
2025 DIVISION 1B VERY NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES:
Down v Limerick Saturday, February 15
Limerick v Antrim Saturday, February 22
Wexford v Limerick Saturday, March 1
Clare v Limerick. Saturday, March 15
Limerick v Westmeath. Saturday, March 22
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