FIXTURES | Opening Round Clashes in the Neville’s Jewellers Limerick Senior Camogie Championship

The opening round of the Neville Jewellers Limerick Senior Camogie Championship is set to get underway this weekend.

Seven teams will by vying for the championship with Group 1 consisting of four teams and three in Group 2.

2019 Champions Newcastle West are pitted in Group 1 alongside Ahane, Crecora and Bruff. Defending champions Killeedy headline Group 2 alongside Granagh Ballingarry and Na Piarsaigh.

Group Stage games will be played on Sunday 19th September, Sunday 3rd October and Sunday 17th October

The Semi-finals are fixed for the 31st of October with the final to be played on 21st of November.

This weekend in Group one Newcastle West take on Ahane. Last year Newcastle fell just short of retaining their title, losing to Killeedy in the decider. They face an Ahane side that won this year’s Summer League. These sides met in the 2019 county final where NCW came out on top.

Rebecca Delee in action in the 2019 Limerick Senior Camogie Championship final

The Group’s other game is a meeting of the two most recent winners of the Intermediate championship. 2020 champions Bruff make their return to the grade after beating Cappamore in last year’s decider against the previous winners of the competition Crecora.

In Group 2, reigning champions Killeedy kick off their campaign against Granagh-Ballingarry. Killeedy ended an eight year wait for a title, while Granagh Ballingarry haven’t won the title since completing a five in a row in 2017.

2018 Intermediate champions Na Piarsaigh have a bye in the opeing round. They meet Killeedy in their campaign opener on October 3rd.


Neville’s Jewellers Limerick Senior Cmogie Championship Fixtures

Round I

Group 1

  • Newcastle West vs Ahane, in NCW on Sunday September 19th at 11:30am
  • Crecora vs Bruff, in Crecora on Sunday September 19th at 11:30am

Group 2

  • Killeedy vs Granagh/Ballingarry, in Killeedy on Sunday September 19th at 11:30am

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