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Limerick Ladies football captain Cathy Mee insists that her charges have learned from mistakes as they head into today’s crucial Lidl Ladies National Football League Division 4 semi final with Louth today.
Louth have already beaten Limerick in the league stages of the competition but Mee says that the team are better prepared this time around.
“We are learning all the time,” said Mee. “In the last game against Fermanagh we had to win and we really showed up on the day.
“We have done really well to get where we are after a mixed campaign.”
The game in Portarlington today has a 2pm throw in.
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