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Claughaun's Cian Byrnes holds off the challenge of Monaleen's Darragh Kennedy during Sunday's Limerick SFC tie | PICTURE: Dermot Lynch
THE line-up is complete for the knockout stages of the Limerick senior, intermediate and junior club football championships.
All club football quarter finals (see fixtures below) are to be played next weekend before attention switches back to club hurling.
In the Irish Wire Products Limerick SFC champions Newcastle West and last year's finalists Adare both advanced through the five games of the group phase with 100% records and progress directly to the semi finals.
In the quarter finals, Monaleen play St Kierans and Kildimo-Pallaskenry face Fr Caseys.
At the other end of the championship, there is a big south Limerick derby in the relegation play-off with Ballylanders playing Galbally.
The race to win promotion into the senior ranks is also down to six teams and Na Piarsaigh remain in contention to make an immediate return to the top flight.
The Caherdavin side were relegated last season from the senior grade but have progressed directly to the Limerick IFC semi finals, along with Dromcollogher-Broadford.
In the quarter finals Mungret will play St Patricks in a city derby, while Gerald Griffins and St Senans will meet in another derby tie.
Bruff are already confirmed as relegated back into the junior ranks.
In the Premier JAFC, Croom and Castlemahon finished as table-toppers and progress into the last four.
In the Premier JAFC quarter finals Athea face Cappamore and Kilteely-Dromkeen meet Feenagh-Kilmeedy.
Relegation will be between Monaleen and Ballybrown.
In the fourth tier of Limerick club football, the county JAFC, Mungret and Granagh-Ballingarry have booked a semi final spots.
In the JAFC quarter finals Banogue await the winner of Thursday's play-off between Ahane and Hospital-Herbertstown, while Ballybricken-Bohermore play Camogue Rovers.
Irish Wire Products Limerick SFC quarter finals
Fr Caseys v Kildimo-Pallaskenry on Saturday October 1 in Newcastle West at 4pm
St Kierans v Monaleen on Saturday October 1 in Bruff at 4pm
Irish Wire Products Limerick SFC relegation final
Ballylanders v Galbally, on Sunday October 2 in Kilfinane at 2pm
Griffin Coaches Limerick IFC quarter finals
Mungret v St Patricks on Saturday October 1 in Caherdavin at 4pm
St Senans v Gerald Griffins on Saturday October 1 in The Bog Garden at 4pm
Woodlands House Hotel Limerick Premier JAFC quarter finals
Athea v Cappamore on Saturday October 1 in Clarina at 3pm
Feenagh-Kilmeedy v Kilteely-Dromkeen on Sunday October 2 in Kilbreedy at 1pm
Woodlands House Hotel Limerick Premier JAFC relegation final
Ballybrown v Monaleen on Sunday October 2 in Mungret at 1pm
Woodlands House Hotel Limerick JAFC quarter finals
Banogue v Ahane or Hospital-Herbertstown on Saturday October 1 in Caherelly at 4pm
Ballybricken-Bohermore v Camogue Rovers on Saturday October 1 in Hospital at 4pm
Woodlands House Hotel Limerick JAFC relegation final
Adare v Bruree on Saturday October 1 in Ballingarry at 3pm
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