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Limerick captain Roisin Ambrose in action against Fermanagh in the LGFA Junior Championship in 2022. PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK'S ladies footballers will begin their LIDL LGFA National League campaign at home to Wicklow following the confirmation of the fixtures this week.
The new management team of Michael Quilligan and Sean Kiely will be preparing for seven league games with the hope of reaching the semi-finals.
In all, Limerick have six home games with their only trip away from the county being against Leitrim in round 5 of the competition. Division 4 of the league begins on Sunday, January 14. Limerick's full list of games are below.
Sunday, January 14 v Wicklow in Limerick.
Sunday, January 21 v Derry in Limerick.
Sunday, January 28 v Kilkenny in Limerick.
Sunday, February 11 v Longford in Limerick.
Sunday, February 18 v Leitrim in Leitrim.
Sunday, February 25 v Fermanagh in Limerick.
Sunday, March 3 v Carlow in Limerick.
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