Fixtures confirmed for Limerick senior football championship knockouts
Monaleen play Rathkeale and Newcastle West take on Kildimo-Pallaskenry in the Irish Wire Products Senior Football Championship quarter-finals
LIMERICK GAA officials have confirmed the dates, times and venues for the county football quarter-finals across the grades.
2024 champions Adare were sensationally dumped out of the Irish Wire Products Senior Football Championship in the group stage, finishing fourth in their group behind Mungret St Paul’s, Rathkeale and Kildimo-Pallaskenry.
Both quarter-finals take place on Saturday, October 3.
First up is the lunchtime clash between Monaleen and Rathkeale in Mungret. Throw in at the city venue is 1pm. The winner of this clash takes on Fr Casey’s two weeks later in the semi-final.
Later that day, at 4pm, Sean Finn Park hosts the clash between 2023 champions Newcastle West and Kildimo-Pallaskenry.
Defending champions Mungret-St Paul’s await the winners.
That same day, at 3pm in Kilmallock, the first relegation semi-final takes place when St Kieran’s take on Ballylanders.
The other semi takes is on the following day in Claughaun as Oola meet 2025 intermediate champions Askeaton-Ballysteen-Kilcornan in a 3pm throw-in.
In the Intermediate Football Championship, both quarter-finals take place on Saturday, October 3 as Galbally meet Gerald Griffins in Ballyagran (3pm) while there is an all-city clash between St Patrick’s and Na Piarsaigh in Claughaun at 3.30pm.
Cappagh and Dromcollogher-Broadford await the winners as they have already booked their semi-final places by topping their respective groups.
The IFC relegation semi-finals both take place the same day at 1pm. Claughaun take on Pallasgreen (in Fedamore) while Rhebogue hosts the meeting of Crecora-Manister and Ahane.
October 3 also sees the Premier Junior ‘A’ quarter-finals on the slate.
Croom face Glin in Ardagh (3pm) while Camogue Rovers meet Athea in Newcastle West (1pm).
Feenagh-Kilmeedy and Monagea are already through the semi-finals.
In the Junior ‘A’ Championship, both quarter-finals are down for decision on Sunday, October 4.
Hospital-Herbertstown have an all-south clash with Castletown-Ballyagran in Bruff at 1pm. Later that day at 3.30 in Ballingarry, St Kieran’s meet Banogue.
Ballylanders and Mountcollins await the respective winners.