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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The AIL returns after the winter break with two rescheduled games involving Limerick teams
UL BOHEMIAN and Bruff renew their All-Ireland League seasons this weekend when they take to the field in their respective rescheduled fixtures.
Bruff make the trip to Towns Park to face Midleton at 2:30pm, while at the same time UL Bohs welcome MU Barnhall to the University of Limerick's 4G pitch.
Bohs currently sit at the bottom of the Division 2A having lost all eight games so far this season. Ian Keatley's side will be hoping for a reversal of form when fourth placed Barnhall come to town.
Elsewhere, Bruff are aiming to get their promotion push back on track with their trip to Cork. The south Limerick outfit have three wins and five losses from their eight games so far and currently are six points behind fourth in the table Clonmel. The rest of the Limerick AIL teams return to action on January 14.
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