THE finals in the Senior and Intermediate Hurling Championships were played over the weekend.
The Junior A Hurling Championship is down to the final four with St Patricks, Caherline, Ballybricken Bohermore and St Kierans all still in contention for honours.
The semi-finals will be played this weekend as Pats take on Caherline on Friday evening with the other last four tie between Kierans and Ballybricken Bohermore the following afternoon.
County JAHC Q Final:
St Patrick’s 0 13 Mungret 0 11
St Patrick’s march on to the Semi Final after a tough battle in Clarina.Really stood up in the last five minutes, well done to all involved
Outstandingpic.twitter.com/hzl5wS40KU
— St Patrick’s GAA (@StPatsGAALimk) October 16, 2021
The winners will have a fortnight to prepare for the final which has been fixed for Saturday November 13 in Kilmallock at 2pm.
Whoever is crowned champions will then have to wait a month to begin their Munster championship campaign as they face the Cork kingpins in a Leeside venue on the weekend of December 11/12.
Of the four sides that remain, the Rhebogue outfit were the last to compete in the province after winning the Junior championship in 2017. In the quarter-finals they were beaten by Ardmore of Waterford who went on to win the championship.
Elsewhere, Monaleen and Old Christians meet in the relegation final this Saturday. Both failed to pick up a win in the group stages before losing their respective semi-finals.
Limerick Junior A Hurling Championship Fixtures
Semi-Finals
St Patricks v Caherline on Friday October 29 in Knocklong at 7.30pm
St Kierans v Ballybricken Bohermore on Saturday October 30 in Clarina at 3pm
Final
St Patricks/Caherline v St Kierans/Ballybricken Bohermore on Saturday November 13 in Kilmallock at 2pm
Relegation Final
Monaleen v Old Christians on Saturday October 30 in St Enda’s at 2pm
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