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06 Sept 2025
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A BUMPER attendance turned out to show their support for Monagea and Oola in the re-scheduled Limerick ladies senior football championship semi-final fixture.
The game, which took place on the North Campus pitches in UL, was eventually won out by senior-title holder, Monagea, who book themselves into another championship final.
Finals in both the senior and intermediate ranks take place this Sunday, October 8, in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
Monagea will now take on St Ailbe's in the senior final at the Ennis Road venue at 3pm.
Photographer Keith Wiseman captured all the colour and excitement from last Friday night's senior semi-final at UL.
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