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Both games will be played on the weekend of October 23-24 with the Intermediate on Saturday and the Premier on Sunday.
On Sunday October 24th, Mungret St Pauls will meet Cappamore in the Limerick Premier Intermediate Hurling Final with the game acting as a curtain raiser for the Senior final as it throws in at 1.30pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds.
That game will be streamed live by Limerick GAA TV as the winners advance to the Senior ranks. Mungret St Pauls reached the final in 2020 but were beaten by Kildimo Pallaskenry in the final. Cappamore earned promotion from the grade in 2016 before suffering relegation in 2019.
The day before that, the Limerick Intermediate final between Croagh Kilfinny and Effin will be shown live by Limerick GAA TV with throw in at 2pm in Newcastle West on Saturday October 23. Croagh Kilfinny were crowned Junior champions for 2020 while Effin were last Interemdiate champions in 2011 as they went on to earn provincial honours.
The Senior final between Kilmallock and Patrickswell will be shown live on TG4.
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