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Newcastle West senior camogie squad who won the county title this year
LIMERICK senior camogie champions Newcastle West are in action in the Munster Senior Camogie Championship this weekend.
Newcastle West make the trip to Clare when they take on Inagh-Kilnamona in the Munster quarter-final in Inagh on Sunday at 1pm.
The winners face Cork champions St Finbarr's in the Munster semi-final. The Magpies recorded a comprehensive 1-22 to 0-5 victory over Monaleen in the county final. Newcastle West won their fifth Limerick senior camogie championship title in seven years this year.
Meanwhile, Limerick Intermediate champions Patrickswell will face the Kerry champions on November 9 in the Munster Junior Championship at a Limerick venue.
Limerick camogie are yet to appoint a senior camogie manager ahead of the 2026 season.
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