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LIMERICK maintained their hopes of reaching this year's Division 1B Centra National Camogie League final after scoring an exciting 3-13 to 1-11 victory over Wexford at TUS Mid-West on Saturday afternoon.
Limerick's away date with Dublin on Saturday next will decide which of the two counties joins Clare in the Division 1B final.
A draw next weekend will suffice for Limerick to reach the final against the Banner after the Shannonsiders comfortable win over the Model County on Saturday.
Donna Kenny scored 1-5 for Limerick who led their visitors 2-7 to 0-6 at half-time.
The additional Limerick goals came courtesy of Rebecca Delee and Laura Southern, while there was 0-2 each from Ella Hession and Sarah O'Brien in Limerick’s success.
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Chloe Cashe struck seven points for the visitors, with Ciara Butler on the mark for a goal, but a missed penalty from Joanne Dillon saw the Model County’s last lifeline drift away.
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