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THE LIMERICK ladies footballers begin their Munster 'B' Championship campaign next weekend. Mike Quilligan and Sean Kiely's side will face Clare, and the Cork and Kerry second teams in the round series of the Munster Championship
Limerick travel to Clare on April 26 in round one. The Shannonsiders host Kerry on May 4 and Limerick will then finish off their round-robin campaign against Cork on May 11.
The two teams that finish in first and second place will compete in the Munster 'B' final.
Last year, Limerick were crowned Munster 'B' champions and they will aiming to win the Munster 'B' Championship for the second year in-a-row in 2025.
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Quilligan and Kiely’s team wrapped up their spring campaign by preserving their Division 3 status, finishing in sixth place on seven points.
Limerick have been drawn alongside Kilkenny,Sligo, Derry and Louth in group one of the All-Ireland Junior Ladies Football Championship.
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