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THERE five Limerick GAA games taking place this week beginning with the U20B hurling championship semi-final between Croom/ Granagh/ Ballingarry and Belville Gaels in Mick Neville Park at 8pm on Thursday evening.
This is followed by the U20B football championship semi-final on Friday night in which St Senans and Galtee Gaels will battle it out for a place in the final in Caherdavin at 9pm.
There are three games taking place on Saturday with two U20A football championship semi-finals taking place and the other U20B football championship semi-final.
FIXTURES:
Thursday 12th December
U20 B Hurling Championship Semi Final
Croom/Granagh/Ballingarry v Belville Gaels in Mick Neville Park at 8pm
Friday 13th December
U20 B Football Championship Semi Final
St Senans v Galtee Gaels in Caherdavin at 9pm
Saturday 14th December
U20 A Football Championship Semi Finals
Ahane v Cappagh/Rathkeale in Mungret at 12noon
Shannon Gaels/Athea v Adare in Askeaton at 1pm
U20 B Football Championship Semi Final
St Kierans v Croom/Granagh/Ballingarry in Sean Finn Park at 2pm
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