Streaming coverage confirmed for upcoming Limerick Senior Hurling clashes

Donal Coughlin of Doon in action against Bryan Canny of Monaleen during the Whitebox County Senior Hurling Championship matchplaceholder image
Donal Coughlin of Doon in action against Bryan Canny of Monaleen during the Whitebox County Senior Hurling Championship match | Tom Beary

All six games in the Whitebox Senior Hurling Championship - as well as the Premier Minor final - are being streamed this week

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ALL SIX games in the Whitebox Developments Senior Hurling Championship will be live-streamed this week.

StreamSport and Limerick GAA TV have confirmed their cameras will be at seven matches starting tonight.

Before Round 4 of the SHC kicks into gear, there will be live coverage of the Premier Minor Hurling Championship final between Kilmallock and Na Piarsaigh.

The Mick Neville Park clash throws in at 7.30pm under lights at the Rathkeale venue.

The senior action gets underway less than 24 hours later when there is a repeat of the last two county finals. Derek McGrath’s Doon look to get their campaign back on track when they take on defending champions Na Piarsaigh. Kilmallock is the venue for the 6pm throw in.

Friday night sees two games in Group 2. At 6.30 in Ballyagran, Kildimo-Pallaskenry take on Garryspillane. Later that night at 7.45 in Mick Neville Park, Newcastle West look to back up their first SHC win in 38 years when they take on leaders Mungret St Paul’s.

The city club are looking to cement their place in the quarter-finals.

The third game in Group 2 takes place the following day and also has strong implications for the top the table. Old rivals Adare and Patrickswell meet with the winner taking a big step towards the last six.

Saturday also sees two games in the ‘Super Six’ group.

At 3pm in Claughaun, Ballybrown take on Monaleen. With both sides on two points, a spot in the knock-out stages as well as demotion to the ‘B’ group is still very much on the cards for both clubs.

The action wraps up with in-form Kilmallock taking on Ahane. Victory for the Balbec will confirm top spot in the group and book their place in the semi-finals.

Ahane - like Doon, Ballybrown and Monaleen - are both looking at both ends of the table with two rounds to play.

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