Fixtures confirmed for Limerick Senior, Intermediate and Junior Finals in both football and hurling

The first of the county finals take place this Saturday with both the PIHC, IFC and JAFC up for grabs.

The fixtures for the finals in the top four tiers of Limerick hurling and football have been confirmed with the first of the finals this Saturday.

This Saturday the winners of the Premier Intermediate hurling as well as the Intermediate and Junior A football championships will be decided.

In the PIHC final, Monaleen take on Bruff with Kilmallock hosting the game at 3pm. At the same time Drom Broadford meet Na Piarsaigh in the IFC final while Mungret St Pauls and Granagh Ballingarry do battle in the JAFC decider.

This Sunday, the Daly Cup will be on offer as Na Piarsaigh and Kilmallock meet in the showpiece event, the Limerick Senior Hurling Championship final in the TUS Gaelic Grounds at 4.15pm.

The following Sunday, Adare and Newcastle West meet in the Senior Football Championship decider with Kilmallock to host the game at 3pm.

Elsewhere, the IHC final will take place on either November 13/20 with Na Piarsaigh meeting Croagh Kilfinny.

The Junior A Hurling Championship final between St Kierans and Drom Broadford is down for November 5 with the Premier Junior Football final the following afternoon where Feenagh Kilmeedy take on Castlemahon.

The Munster Club Championships kick off in mid November where six Limerick sides will bid for provincial honours.


Bons Secours County Senior Hurling Championship Final (Live TG4)

Kilmallock v Na Piarsaigh

Sunday October 30 at TUS Pairc na nGael 4.15pm


Irish Wire Products Ltd County Senior Football Championship Final

Newcastle West v Adare

Sunday November 6 in Kilmallock 3.00pm


Lyons of Limerick County Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Final

Bruff v Monaleen

Saturday October 29 in Kilmallock 3.00pm


Nick Grene County Intermediate Hurling Championship Final

Na Piarsaigh v Craogh Kilfinny

Sunday November 13/20 in Ballyagran 1.00pm


Griffin County Intermediate Football Championship Final

Na Piarsaigh v Drom Brodford

Saturday October 29 in Askeaton 3.30pm


Woodlands House Hotel County Junior A Hurling Championship Final

Drom Broadford v St Kierans

Saturday November 5 in Newcastle West 2.00pm


Woodlands House Hotel County Premier Junior A Football Championship Final

Feenagh Kilmeedy v Castlemahon

Sunday November 6 in Tournafulla 12noon


Woodlands House Hotel County Junior A Football Championship Final

Mungret v Granagh Ballingarry

Saturday October 29 in Croom 3.00pm

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