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06 Sept 2025
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LIMERICK ladies football side kept their unbeaten run in the Lidl LGFA League Division 4 with a stunning comeback earning them a 4-9 to 1-18 draw with Leitrim at the Bog Garden in Rathkeale on Sunday.
Graham Shine's side were nine-points down at the break but three second half goals, two of which came from the boot of Iris Kenneally, brought them to a two-point lead going into added time.
Leitrim managed to level the game with a draw proving to be a fair result. A win in Limerick's last group game against Derry would guarantee a league semi-final spot.
Photographer Sinead Kiely was on hand to capture all the colour and action for the Limerick Leader on what was an enthralling contest in Rathkeale.
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