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The Limerick U20 football championship final takes place today at 1pm, PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Limerick Premier U20 football championship title is up for grabs today.
Fr Casey's meet Mungret St Paul's today at 1pm in Sean Finn Park, Rathkeale. The sides met earlier this year in the senior football championship where the Abbeyfeale side narrowly prevailed.
Mungret St Paul's narrowly defeated Monaleen in last weekend's U20 football championship semi-final, while Fr Casey's received a walkover from Newcastle in the other semi-final.
Casey's defeated Mungret St Paul's 3-6 to 1-7 during the group stages of the championship. Culann Quigley, Dylan O Connor
Marc Nolan, Michael Kilbridge, Oisín Woulfe and Ronan Quirke are all players who have gained experience playing for Fr Casey's during the senior football championship.
The city based side will look towards Diarmuid Hynes, Jack Summers and Jason Hassett.
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