First of Limerick county U21 hurling finals down for decision

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THERE IS silverware up for grabs in Kilmallock on Sunday afternoon when Croagh-Kilfinny-Rathkeale meet Knockainey in the U21 B hurling final at 12noon.

Both sides come into the game with unbeaten records from their respective groups and with confidence boosting victories in the semi-finals last weekend.

Croagh-Kilfinny-Rathkeale had wins over Belville Gaels, Askeaton and St Kieran's to top Group 1, before seeing off Tournafulla-Killeedy convincingly in the semi-final.

Knockainey topped Group 4 after beating Blackrock and receiving a walkover from Pallasgreen. They then came out on top of a cracking contest against Claughaun-St Patrick's to reach Sunday's decider.

Mungret St Paul's are set to face Monaleen in the Premier U21 hurling final with the venue and date to be confirmed, while Coshlea Gaels await the winner of the second semi-final of the U21 B hurling championship.

Murroe-Boher play South Liberties-Crecora in Cappamore this afternoon to see who will play against Coshlea Gaels in the final next weekend.