Kinnegad confirmed as the venue for Limerick’s National Ladies Football League semi-final

The semi final pairings for the Lidl National Ladies football leagues were announced today.

The Limerick ladies footballers will be on the road to Kinnegad for their League semi final as their clash with Fermanagh is confirmed.

Graham Shine’s side will take on the Ulster outfit in Westmeath on Sunday March 20 at 2pm.

Limerick topped Division 4B of the League with three wins from three, their most recent coming at the expense of Carlow last Sunday.

Fermanagh finished second in their group behind Leitrim. Leitrim meet Offaly in the other semi-final. 

The winners of the last four ties will meet in the Division 4 final on Sunday April 3.

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