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John Lynch, Granagh-Ballingarry, presents winning captain Gareth Cooke, Knockainey, with the Jim 'Twin' Lynch Trophy after their Junior B final. Also pictured Paul Anglim, of Limerick Football Board
The 2025 Munster Junior B Football Competition coordinated by Knockaderry GAA will kick off on Sunday, January 25 2026 in Knockaderry.
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Knockainey will be this year's Limerick representatives after their 2-9 to 1-11 extra-time Junior B final victory over Knockane in November.
All six counties, Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary and Waterford are represented. There will be two quarter-finals, followed by two semi-finals with the semi final winners playing in the final.
The draw and dates for the competition have been made and are as follows:
Sunday, January 25:
Quarter Final 1
Ballyphenane (Cork) v Ballinacourty (Waterford) at 2.00pm
Sunday, February 1:
Quarter Final 2
Golden/Kilfeakle (Tipperary) v Clooney Quin (Clare) at 2.00pm
Sunday, February 15:
Semi Final 1
Knockainey (Limerick) v Ballyphenane (Cork) OR Ballinacourty (Waterford) at 2.00pmat 2.00pm
Sunday, February 22:
Semi Final 2
Cromane (Kerry) v Golden/Kilfeakle (Tipperary) OR Clooney Quin (Clare) at 2.00pm
Sunday, March 1:
Final
TBC
Fixtures are weather permitting and may be subject to change.
Roll of honor:
2006 Clann na nGael (Cork)
2007 An Croman (Kerry)
2008 Tuosist (Kerry)
2009 Churchill (Kerry)
2010 Na Gaeil (Kerry)
2011 Brosna (Kerry)
2012 Scartaglen (Kerry)
2013 Asdee (Kerry)
2014 Valentia Young Islanders (Kerry)
2015 Sneem Derrynane (Kerry)
2016 Lispole (Kerry)
2017 Ballybrown (Limerick)
2018 Kilgarvan (Kerry)
2019 not completed due to Covid 19 pandemic
2020 no competition due to Covid 19 pandemic
2021 Randal Óg (Cork)
2022 Kilgarvan (Kerry)
2023 Shannon Rovers (Tipperary)
2024 Beale (Kerry)
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