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Grace Mullane in action for Limerick against Longford in their Group B TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship fixture in Longford earlier this month | PICTURE: Syl Healy
THE Limerick Ladies starting line-up to face Louth in their Group B TG4 All-Ireland Junior Championship clash this Sunday, has been named.
The game which takes place at Stabannon Parnells grounds in Co Louth has a 1pm throw-in time and will feature the two leading sides in Group B.
Limerick gained the upperhand in the closing quarter of the contest which was played in good conditions. Home side Longford had led 0-8 to 0-6 in the 37th minute.
However, the Shannonsiders made the most of two sin-binnings for Longford players, adding 1-3 without reply to move into a four point lead, 1-9 to 0-8.
Limerick Joint-Managers Sean Kiely & Mike Quilligan have named their side to face Louth in Round 2 of the TG4 All Ireland Junior Championship on Sunday 16th June @ 1pm in Stabannon Parnells.
— LimerickLadiesGaelic (@LKLadiesGaelic) June 14, 2024
Ticket Link : https://t.co/VePqlLpc7c#ProperFan #LGFA50 pic.twitter.com/V6vg6lVnBs
Limerick’s slick movement was also a telling factor in their victory. Midfielder and captain Roisin Ambrose and half-forward Deborah Murphy were both outstanding.
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