Final knockout places in the Intermediate and Junior A Hurling Championships filled

The remaining pair of knockout berths in both the IHC and JAHC were filled over the weekend following a weather disrupted final round.

Almost all of the outstanding fixtures in the Limerick Intermediate and Junior A championships were played over the weekend. But while some fell foul to the weather again, the knockout places in both championships were filled.

Intermediate

Granagh Ballingarry made it five wins from five as they saw off Murroe Boher who also booked their quarter final spot despite defeat. Knockainey’s win over St Kierans ensured their safe passage while last year’s junior champions missed out on head to head with Murroe Boher.

Second placed Knockainey will face Hospital Herbertstown this Sunday with Bruree facing Murroe Boher the previous afternoon. Granagh Ballingarry and Croagh Kilfinny are in the semi-finals.

Junior A

Kilteely Dromkeen received a walkover against Staker Wallace to guarantee their place atop the group one table while Monagea join them in the quarters following their victory against Patrickswell on Saturday afternoon.

In group three, Killeedy saw off Ahane to leave them in the relegation play-offs while the group four clash of Doon and Bruff was postponed with both sides already eliminated but neither in relegation danger.


Intermediate Hurling Championship

Group Two

  • St Kierans 0-16 : 2-14 Knockainey on Saturday September 30th at 1pm in Ballyagran
  • Murroe Boher 0-19 : 2-24 Granagh Ballingarry on Saturday September 30th at 1pm in Clarina

Junior A Hurling Championship

Group One

  • Monagea 2-20 : 1-13 Patrickswell on Saturday September 30th at 3pm in Croagh
  • Staker Wallace 0-0 : w/o Kilteely Dromkeen on Saturday September 30th at 3pm in Doon

Group Three

  • Killeedy 1-18 : 0-10 Ahane on Thursday, September 28th in Adare at 8.15pm

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