Limerick senior camogie team looking to bounce back vs Wexford

THE Limerick senior camogie team will be looking to bounce back after suffering a 38-point defeat at the hands of Cork in Páirc Uí Rinn last weekend.

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It was always going to be tough for the Shannonsiders' as they travelled away to face last year's All-Ireland champions but not many foresaw the 6-25 to 0-05 final scoreline.

Manager Joe Quaid says that the side must put the result aside and look ahead to his side's next outing, a home tie against Wexford in Rathkeale this afternoon at 4pm.

“We'll park it and we'll move on, there's a little mini-group forming in the group between ourselves Wexford and Clare and one of these three teams is going to come out of the group in third place,” he said.

It's like we'll have our own little tournament coming up over the course of the next two rounds and that will give us a better indication as to where we're at,” he added.

Quaid stressed the emphasis that must be put on giving this current team the time to develop.

“We know that we're nowhere near the top table, you dont bring in 15 new girls to a panel and dine at the top table after six months of training, if we did everybody would be at it,” he said.

“We're just building and building, the girls will use today as a learning curve as to the level we need to get to but we know you don't get there in a year or two, this will take time,” he concluded.