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Launch of the Limerick ladies football championship
ROUND THREE of the 3Dental Limerick ladies football championship gets underway this weekend with all the games taking place on Sunday, September 3.
The four teams in group one of the senior competition will be hoping to put the draws behind them and come out with a crucial win on Sunday.
Feohanagh Castlemahon will face title holders Monagea in Coolyroe while Old Mill come up against Ballylanders in the Old Mill pitch.
In group two Dromcollogher Broadford will battle it off against St.Ailbes to try and get either sides first win of the campaign while top of the group Oola earn a bye until the next round of fixtures.
Adare will play Mungret St.Pauls in group one of the intermediate ranks while Knockainey will hope to keep their winning streak going against Murroe Boher.
Galtee Gaels will get a bye on Sunday while Fr.Caseys play St.Brigids.
In the junior A competition Gerald Griffins play Athea, Groody Gaels face Ahane and St.Ailbes get a bye.
All of Sunday's games will kick-off at 6pm.
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