Three Limerick clubs in Munster GAA action at the weekend

IT'S ANOTHER big weekend of action for three Limerick clubs in Munster as the GAA season nears its end with the provincial competitions.

Mungret St Paul's are out in the Munster Club Intermediate Football semi-final, while Feenagh-Kilmeedy are in Munster Club Junior Football last four. 

Monaleen's camogie side are in Munster Intermediate final action following their semi-final victory over Butlerstown of Waterford on Saturday last.

Mungret are in action against Roanmore of Waterford following their win in the Limerick Intermediate Final a few weeks ago against Drom-Broadford.

Pa Ranahan and Kevin O'Hagan have been plotting Mungret's navigation through Munster since then and will fancy their chances heading to Walsh Park. That game has a 1.30pm start in Waterford on Sunday and is being live streamed by Munster GAA.

Feenagh-Kilmeedy's footballers are looking to emulate their hurlers by reaching a Munster final when they face Cork's Kilmurry on Saturday in Cloughduv.

It's their first football game since losing out in the Premier Junior A Football final to Newcastle West and have their hands full against a side that reached the 2022 final, losing out to Fossa. That game is also being streamed live by Munster GAA at 1.30pm on Saturday.

Elsewhere on Saturday, Monaleen face St Joseph's Doora Barefield of Clare in the Munster Camogie Intermediate Final at the Ragg in Tipperary at 2pm.

The Limerick city side saw off Butlerstown on a big scoreline last weekend will be looking to bring provincial glory to the club for the second time in a year following the men's hurling success in 2022.