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Joseph Fitzgerald in action for Monaleen against Doora-Barefield in their Munster club IHC semi-final in Kilmallock | PICTURE: Keith Wiseman
TWO Limerick sides are facing trips to Cork for their respective Munster club hurling finals.
In the AIB Munster club intermediate hurling final, Limerick champions Monaleen will face Roscrea, of Tipperary, in the decider at Cork's Páirc Uí Rinn on Sunday, December 4 at 1pm.
Monaleen advanced to the Munster final by defeating St Joseph’s Doora Barefield, of Clare, 2-13 to 0-16, in their semi-final in Kilmallock earlier this month.
Meanwhile, another Limerick side, St Kieran's, are also in Munster club final action on Sunday, December 4. St Kieran's will face Ballygiblin, of Cork, in the Munster club junior hurling final at Mallow on that day at 1pm.
Limerick county champions St Kieran's defeated Banner, from Clare, 0-17 to 0-16 in their semi-final at Cusack Park, Ennis to reach the provincial final.
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