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Launch of Limerick womens football championship
THE SECOND round of Limerick ladies football championship gets underway this evening, Tuesday 29 with fixtures running from senior down to junior B.
In the senior ranks Feohanagh/Castlemahon are up against Old Mill at home and top of the group Monagea take on Ballylanders in Monagea in group one.
Oola face Dromcollogher/Broadford at home while St.Ailbes get a bye in group two of the senior ladies.
Adare will play Knockainey and Mungret St Pauls face Murroe Boher in the Intermediate competition.
St.Brigids are the only team that have a bye while Galtee Gaels come up against Fr Casey's in O'Mahony Park.
All the senior and intermediate games kick-off at 7pm.
In junior A Athea face Groody Gaels at 7:15pm, while St.Ailbes play Gerald Griffins in Caherelly school pitch at the same time. The final team Ahane will enjoy a bye in the second round.
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