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Limerick's Orlaith Kelleher in action against Clare Hehir, of Clare, during their 2023 Munster Senior Camogie Championship quarter-final | PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE Limerick senior camogie side to face Wexford in Division 1B of the Very National Camogie League at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale, tomorrow, Saturday, 2pm has been named.
A resurgent Antrim side came from behind to defeat Limerick by 3-10 to 2-5 at Ballycastle last weekend.
Goals from Niamh Ryan and Caoimhe Lyons gave Limerick a 2-2 to 0-4 interval advantage but Annie Lynn buoyed the hosts with a goal early after the restart.
Antrim boss Carl McCormick introduced four subs, who all had an impact and two of them, Fionnuala Kelly and Sarah Fyfe raised two green flags to secure the points for the Saffrons.
Wexford are assured of a place in the final with one round remaining as they cruised to a 4-15 to 0-3 success over Kerry.
TEAM ANNOUNCEMENT
— Limerick Camogie (@LimCamogie) March 28, 2024
Joe Quaid and his management team have announced their team to face @wexfordcamogie in the @very_ireland National League Division 1B on Saturday in Mick Neville Park at 2pm.
Tickets https://t.co/qjjQyaj4EG pic.twitter.com/PhTXbqREmJ
Limerick secured big wins in their opening two Division 1B fixtures against Kerry and Down before suffering back-to-back reverses at the hands of Dublin at Parnell Park and more recently Antrim last weekend.
Limerick Senior Camogie Team v Wexford
Gemma Barrett – Killeedy
Cliodhna Ryan – Doon
Marian Quaid – Bruff
Aoife Nelligan – Monaleen
Orlaith Kelleher – Croagh/Kilfinny
Muireann Creamer – Cappamore
Ciara O’Riordan – Blackrock/Effin
Stephanie Woulfe – Templeglantine
Caoimhe Costelloe - Adare
Aine Reynolds – Ahane
Ailbhe Larkin – Mungret St Pauls
Niamh Brennan – Ahane
Sarah Cosgrove – Ahane
Lizanna Boylan – Na Piarsaigh
Caoimhe Lyons – Monaleen
Ciara Mulqueen – Crecora
Teresa Dore (JVC) – Patrickswell
Nadine White – Ballyagran
Dearbhla Egan – Crecora
Rebecca Delee – Newcastle West
Sophie O’Callaghan – Adare
Niamh Ryan (JVC) – St Ailbes
Laura Fennelly (Capt) (Cappamore)
Sarah Shanahan (Killeedy)
Mary O’Callaghan (Bruff)
Emily O’Halloran (Monaleen)
Ciara Neenan (Bruff)
Caoimhe Cunningham (Ballyagran)
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