GAA
Limerick have reached three successive Munster Football semi-finals under the tutelage of Billy Lee.
The draw for the 2022 Provincial Football Championships will take place this Saturday live on RTE 1 radio
The draw will be live after 3pm on RTÉ Radio 1’s Saturday Sport, presented by Joanne Cantwell and Des Cahill.
Limerick picked up a first Munster championship victory in seven years when they beat Tipperary in the provincial quarter-final in 2019. They have followed that with successive quarter-final wins over Waterford in 2020 and 2021, losing in each of the following Munster semi-finals.
Limerick last reached the final of their province in 2010, falling to Kerry, twelve months after losing at the same stage to Cork.
The Super 8s will not return for the 2022 championship with the provincial winners to move into the All-Ireland series with qualifiers to return for the first time since 2019.
The Tailteann Cup will also make its debut in the new year. This Cup will consists of Division 3 & 4 sides who do not qualify for their provincial final. The two relegated sides from Division 2 will also compete in the secondary competition should they fail to qualify for their provincial decider.
Limerick will first have to contend with the McGrath Cup, which they are current holders of, winning the title in January 2020. The National League kicks off on January 29/30 while the All-Ireland football final will take place on July 24.