How It Stands | Limerick JAHC Standings after Round IV with just one team assured of their place in the knockout stages

The Limerick Junior A Hurling Championship is into the final round of games.

The final eight in the Limerick Junior A Hurling Championship will be confirmed this weekend with Round 5 to take place.

The group stage of the 24-team competition concludes this weekend with the top two in the four groups advancing the quarter-finals and the bottom team in each group heading into the relegation semi-finals.


Group 1

In group one, Mungret St Pauls received a walkover from Monaleen that guarantees them top spot with a game to play. They are the only sides assured of their place in the quarter-finals. At the other end, Monaleen will compete in the relegation final.

Feenagh Kilmeedy and Doon are level on five points each with the West side having a better scoring difference. They play Mungret while Doon play Monaleen. If both win, Doon will need to overcame a 16 point differential. Patrickswell lie in fourth on four points. If Doon and Feenagh Kilmeedy both lose, then a win for the ‘Well over Askeaton will see them through. Similarily, a win for the Well and a draw involving Feenagh Kilmeedy and Doon will bring it to scoring difference. Askeaton are out of the reckoning but are safe.

Round IV Results

  • Monaleen 0 – 0 : W/O Mungret St Pauls
  • Askeaton 0 – 18 : 4 – 13 Doon
  • Patrickswell 1 – 12 : 0 – 13 Feenagh Kilmeedy

Round V Fixtures

  • Doon v Monaleen 09/10 Caherelly 5.00pm
  • Feenagh Kilmeedy v Mungret 09/10 Askeaton 5.00pm
  • Askeaton v Patrickswell 09/10 Clarina 5.00pm

Group 1 Table

#TeamPWDLFADPts.
1Mungret St Pauls44006743248
2Feenagh Kilmeedy42118061195
3Doon4211706735
4Patrickswell42028163184
5Askeaton41037990-112
6Monaleen40044497-530

Group 2

There is a three way tie at the top of group two with Kiltely Dromkeen, St Pats and St Kierans all on six points. Kilteely Dromkeen play St Pats in the final round with the winner advancing. A draw and a loss for St Kierans will see both going through. A St Kierans win over Ahane will guarantee their progression. Monagea have an outside chance of progression but need Kilteely to beat Pats, Kierans to lose and they need to beat Garryspillane which will leave three sides on six points which will put it to score differential. Although St Pats are currently 37 points clear in that regard.

Ahane will compete in the relegation final while Garryspillane cannot advance but are safe.

Round IV Results

  • St Patrick’s 0 – 28 : 0 – 11 Garryspillane
  • Kilteely Dromkeen 2 – 21 : 1 – 8 Ahane
  • St Kieran’s 3 – 9 : 1 – 9 Monagea

Round V Fixtures

  • Garryspillane v Monagea 10/10 Kilfinane 1.00pm
  • Ahane v St Kierans 10/10 Craogh 1.00pm
  • Kilteely Dromkeen v St Patricks 10/10 Cappamore 1.00pm

Group 2 Table

#TeamPWDLFADPts.
1Kilteely Dromkeen430111271416
2St Patrick’s43019355386
3St Kieran’s4301757326
4Monagea4202777614
5Garryspillane410372111-392
6Ahane400460113-430

Group 3

Again three sides are deadlocked at the top on six points in Ballybricken Bohermore, Caherline and Crecora Manister. The later duo meet in the last round with the winners advancing. A draw will also do for both if Ballybricken Bohermore lose. Ballybricken Bohermore know a win will seal their place in the last eight. Templeglantine are on four points and need to beat Ballybricken and hope for a result in the Caherline and Crecora game that will leave three teams on six points.

Drom Broadford face Old Christians where they know a result will keep them safe. A win for Christians will condemn Drom to the relegation decider.

Round IV Results

  • Dromcollogher Broadford 1 – 9 : 4 – 11 Caherline
  • Ballybricken Bohermore 2 – 13 : 2 – 15 Crecora Manister
  • Old Christians 1 – 10 : 3 – 18 Templeglantine

Round V Fixtures

  • Ballybricken Bohermore v Templeglantine 09/10 Feenagh 3.00pm
  • Caherline v Crecora 09/10 Claughaun 3.00pm
  • Dromcollogher Broadford v Old Christians 09/10 Croagh 3.00pm

Group 3 Table

#TeamPWDLFADPts.
1Ballybricken Bohermore430110168336
2Caherline43019571246
3Crecora Manister43018872166
4Templeglantine42029782154
5Dromcollogher Broadford41037196-252
6Old Christians400453116-630

Group 4

As is the case in group 2&3, there are three teams on six points in the form of Killeedy, Castletown Ballyagran and Ballybrown. Castletown Ballyagran take on Killeedy with the winners progressing. A draw and a loss for Ballybrown against Staker Wallace will see both through. A win for Ballybrown will guarantee their progression. Rathkeale will need a big swing of results, needing one of Killeedy or Castletown to win, Ballybrown to lose and a huge upheaval in scoring difference.

Staker Wallace and Claughaun are level at the bottom of the table and deadlocked on scoring difference. Whoever fares better this weekend will be safe while the other will face into the relegatio play offs.

Round IV Results

  • Castletown Ballyagran 1 – 19 : 1 – 22 Ballybrown
  • Claughaun 1 – 15 : 1 – 15 Staker Wallace
  • Rathkeale 0 – 7 : 0 – 22 Killeedy

Round V Fixtures

  • Castletown Ballyagran v Killeedy 09/10 Mick Neville Park 4.00pm
  • Ballybrown v Staker Wallace 07/10 Knocklong 8.00pm
  • Claughaun v Rathkeale 09/10 Bruff 4.00pm

Group 4 Table

#TeamPWDLFADPts.
1Killeedy43019860386
2Castletown Ballyagran43019572236
3Ballybrown4301817836
4Rathkeale42026175-144
5Claughaun40137095-251
6Staker Wallace40136792-251

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