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Limerick's Ciara Dunne gets a clearance away during their game with Offaly last month. PICTURE: Keith Wiseman
Limerick's minor camogie side face into their final group game of the Electric Ireland Minor 'A' Shield All-Ireland Championship against Clare this Sunday afternoon in Kilmallock.
The Paul Neenan and Tony Dunne managed side have already booked their spot in the semi-final but will be looking to get back into form following a defeat to Antrim in their last outing.
Limerick have earned victories over Offaly and Meath so far in the competition. They have also drawn with Wexford before that loss to Antrim two weeks ago.
Ahane's Niamh Brennan has been in fine scoring form for so far this year and sent over six points in that loss to Antrim in Abbottstown.
Team captain Lucy O'Brien and Monaleen's Laura Southern have also been in fine form for Limerick throughout their campaign.
The game with Clare is set for a 2pm throw-in at Fitzgerald Park in Kilmallock.
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