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Limerick will face Galway this Sunday in Birr at 2pm in the National Camogie League semi-final it was confirmed today.
Limerick reaced the last four after finishing second in their group behind current champions Kilkenny.
Galway topped their group finishing level on points with current All-Ireland Champions Cork but holding a superior scoring difference.
Limerick will be looking to reach the final after losing out in the last four twelve months ago.
They were beaten by Galway at the same stage in 2016.
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