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Mungret St Paul's Aine Ryan in action during the Limerick ladies football championship I PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE last two senior county champions, St Ailbes and Monagea, meet in the Limerick Ladies senior football final on this Sunday, October 5 at Garryspillane GAA grounds in Knocklong at 3.30pm.
2023 county champions Monagea edged past Old Mill 1-9 to 1-4 in the Limerick ladies senior football championship semi-final to advance to this weekend's showpiece decider.
Meanwhile, reigning county champions St Ailbes and Dromcollogher Broadford were deadlocked 1-9 to 0-12 after extra time in the other senior semi-final.
It took free kicks to decide this outcome and it was St Ailbes who won the shoot-out competition 3-0 to book their final place.
Meanwhile, the Limerick Ladies senior ‘B’ final will see Feohanagh/Castlemahon take on Mungret St Paul's at Fedamore on Sunday, 11.30am.
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All-Ireland junior champions Mungret St Paul's defeated Ballylanders 2-12 to 0-11 in their senior ‘B’ semi-final. Feohanagh Castlemahon edged past Oola in the other senior B semi-final, 3-11 to 1-6.
The senior football championship relegation final will see Ballylanders take on Oola. Fr Casey's and Knockainey will both be aiming to make the jump up to the senior football championship when they meet in the Intermediate final on Sunday, October 5 in Knocklong at 12.30pm.
Casey's defeated Murroe Boher in their semi-final, while Knockainey edged past Galtee Gaels.
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