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The Continental Tyres Women's National League trophy
LIMERICK FC will make their FAI Continental Tyres Women’s National League debut in a home clash against Kilkenny United, on Sunday, March 11.
Limerick announce on Tuesday that it has been accepted into the Women’s National League for the first time.
The club is currently seeking expressions of interest in becoming involved in the team, with the position of manager and assistant manager to be filled ahead of the league kick-off.
Limerick begin their historic first league season with the visit of Kilkenny, followed by a Munster Derby against FAI Cup holders Cork City at Bishopstown a week later.
The league will run until Sunday, October 28 when Limerick face a trip to Galway.
The venue for Limerick FC’s home games will be confirmed in due course.
During the season, Limerick will compete in a Development Shield and League Cup as well as the FAI Cup, which presents clubs with the opportunity of playing in the final at the Aviva Stadium in November.
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