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Ballybrown's Colin Coughlan in action against Adare's Ronan Connolly during Limerick SHC quarter-final I PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
FOUR teams remain in the hunt to lift the Daly Cup, the prize on offer for Limerick's senior hurling champions, later this month.
County champions Doon, 2024 finalists Na Piarsaigh, Kilmallock and Ballybrown will all be aiming to book their place in the Whitebox Property Developments LTD Limerick senior hurling championship final when the semi-finals take place this afternoon.
Na Piarsaigh and Doon remain unbeaten during this year's Limerick senior hurling championship.Shane O'Neill's city side finished on top of the table in group one on nine points, with Doon finishing in second place on eight points.
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Ballybrown will face holders Doon in their semi-final this afternoon in Kilmallock at 4pm, following their hard-earned 0-20 to 2-10 quarter-final victory over Adare. This game will be broadcasted live on TG4.
The second semi-final, will see Na Piarsaigh do battle with Kilmallock in Bruff this afternoon at 1.45pm, following Kilmallock's 2-27 to 0-30 extra-time quarter-final win over Monaleen. Stream Sport will be showing the Na Piarsaigh and Kilmallock game.
The final of the Whitebox Property Developments Ltd Limerick SHC is due to take place on Sunday, October 19, 3.30pm.
Doon and Na Piarsaigh are favourites to reach this year's county final and set up a repeat of last year's county decider. The sides played out a draw in round one of the SHC. However, Kilmallock and Ballybrown will be aiming to cause an upset in the semi-finals of the championship.
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