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Limerick's Jamie Crowley and Killian Fitzgerald, of Tipperary, battle for possession in their Munster MFC fixture at Mick Neville Park earlier this month | PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
THE Limerick minor football team to face Waterford in Round 3 of the Munster championship on Monday evening at Mick Neville Park in Rathkeale, 7pm throw-in, has been named.
Limerick lost out to Clare in their opening Phase 1 round robin fixture before bouncing back to defeat Tipperary 2-14 to 1-12 in their second game.
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A win or draw for Limerick on Monday evening will see the Shannonsiders progress through to the Munster semi-finals.
A victory would also see Limerick advance into the phase one final of the Munster championship where they are likely to face Clare.
The winners of the phase one final will meet the loser of the Munster MFC quarter-final between Cork and Kerry in a Munster semi-final.
The loser of the phase one final will take on the winner of Cork and Kerry game in the other Munster semi-final.
Monday night's opponents Waterford have lost both of their round robin games to date.
Limerick Minor Football Team and Panel to Play Waterford:
1. Jack Noonan Dromcolliher/Broadford
2. Matthew Cox Ballybricken/Bohermore
3. Ronan Butler Ahane
4. Amhlaoibh Bohane Mungret St. Pauls
5. Aaron Murphy Fr. Caseys
6. Markus Vang Cappagh
7. Jake Higgins Kildimo/Pallaskenry
8. Kealan Lonergan Glin
9. Shane Gill Ahane
10. Aaron O’Kelly Fr.Caseys
11. Ryan Sheehan Dromcolliher/Broadford
12. Oisin Healy St. Senans
13. Ben Kiely Monaleen
14. Jamie Crowley Monaleen
15. Eoin Williams Monaleen
Substitutes:
16. Cian O’hAodha Monaleen
17. James Browne Fr. Caseys
18. Paddy Ryan Oola
19. Darragh Moloney Feohanagh/Castlemahon
20. Eoghan Crowley Fr. Caseys
21. Ryan Downey Ballylanders
22. Rory Vaughan Newcastle West
23. Ryan Rooney Monagea
24. Conor Donovan St. Senans
Extended Panel:
25. Tommy Flynn St. Senans
26. Jack Croke St. Patricks
27. Mikey O’Connor Fr. Caseys
28. Olin Ryan Galtee Gaels
29. Jack Dervan Mungret St. Pauls
30. Leon Curtin Fr. Caseys
31. Cormac Murphy St. Kierans
32. Joey McClellan St. Kierans
33. Jamie Curtin Mungret St. Pauls
34. Jamie McGrath Oola
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