First opponents for Limerick FC revealed as Munster Senior Cup draw made
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A win against the fellow First Division side would see a home quarter-final for the side who will continue to be managed by Tommy Barrett next season
LIMERICK FC have been drawn away to Kerry in the frist round of the Munster Senior Cup next year.
The trip to the Kingdom in mid-January will be the first outing as the club takes on the name Limerick FC having been called Treaty United since 2020.
A win against the fellow First Division side would see a home quarter-final for the side who will continue to be managed by Tommy Barrett next season.
Wilton Utd, Rockmount AFC or Bandon AFC are the possible opponents for a first home game in the new era of Limerick soccer.
A disappointing league campaign this term saw Treaty finish in ninth place, 10 points off the play-off places. The lone League of Ireland side in the mid-west won just 11 of their 36 league games in 2026.
The new season is set to be even more competitive in the second tier with Drogheda Utd and Sligo Rovers suffering relegation from the Premier Division.
The new league campaign is set to commence in mid-February.
Before then, attention will turn to comings and goings with players. News of player contracts and transfers will be expected to ramp up in the next few months as the off-season continues for League of Ireland teams.