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Pat Ryan’s Junior side are in League semi-final action this Saturday.
The Limerick junior camogie side will be seeking to continue their impressive league campaign this Saturday with their last four clash with Wexford confirmed for St Brendan’s Park in Birr at 1pm.
Limerick qualified for the last four of the League by virtue of wins over Clare and Waterford while they drew with Intermediate side Carlow in round two.
Their opponents Wexford will head into the game with a 100% record have overcome Down and Armagh in Group 1.
Carlow or Armagh will await the winners in the final.
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