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12 Dec 2025
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Meadhbh McNamara, of St Ailbe's, gets away from Rachel Walsh, of Ballylanders in the 3Dental Limerick Ladies senior football final at Cappamore on Sunday | PICTURE: Sinead Kiely
ST AILBE'S are celebrating success in the 3Dental Limerick Ladies senior football final.
St Ailbe's defeated Ballylanders 0-13 to 1-7 to claim the title at Cappamore on Sunday afternoon.
The winners had led the final 0-9 to 1-3 at half-time, despite falling behind to a an early goal and point from their opponents.
Meanwhile, Mungret St Pauls were crowned Limerick Intermediate Ladies football champions for 2024 after securing a nail-biting 0-10 to 0-9 victory over Knockainey in the opening game at Cappamore GAA Pitch on Sunday.
The sides had been level, 0-6 each, at half-time.
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