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Daniel Daly, of Fr Casey's and Eoghan Costelloe, of Adare pictured with the Fr Casey cup, PICTURE: Skyview Photography
FIVE Limerick club football championship finals are down for decision this weekend.
Adare and Fr Casey's face off this Sunday in the Irish Wire Products Limerick senior football championship decider in Mick Neville Park at 4pm.
Harry Gleeson's side have been defeated in the last three county finals. Fr Casey's are back in the county final for the first time since 2009.
Meanwhile, Rathkeale and Galbally meet in the Intermediate football championship final on Sunday at 1pm in Ballyagran.
On Saturday, in the premier junior A final Athea take on Cappagh in Askeaton at 2.30pm. Ahane face Fedamore in the junior A final in Caherconlish at 1pm on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Mungret-St Pauls will take on St Kierans in the Woodlands House Hotel & Spa, Junior B Football Championship Final in Askeaton on Sunday at 12noon.
There is also a county hurling final down for decision next weekend.
Ballybrown will take on Kildimo/Pallaskenry in Adare on Sunday at 7pm in the Woodlands House Hotel & Spa Junior B Hurling Championship Final.
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