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The Limerick Ladies footballers play Leitrim this Sunday in Askeaton knowing a victory over the Connacht side will see them into the semi-finals of Division 4.
For manager John Ryan, the connotations are simple as he looks to go one better than last year where Limerick were defeated in the League semi-finals.
“It’s realistically a quarter-final. You win, you’re in. If you lose you could be out.”
Limerick are currently on twelve points along with Louth, Fermanagh and Carlow with the latter pair having played a game less.
Leitrim are in sixth place on six points but Ryan isn’t taking anything for granted in what has been a very even and competitive league thus far.
“This year’s National League is a lot more competitive than last years one. A lot more even, some shock results and every team is fighting to get into the play-offs.”
Liste to the full interview with Ryan on our SoundCloud channel.
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