THE Limerick minor footballers take on Tipperary in the Munster championship tonight at the LIT Gaelic Grounds.
Kevin Denihan’s side open their campaign at the quarter-final stage against the Premier with the winners set to face Clare in the last four.
Denihan has named a 35 man squad for the championship with Monaleen’s Darragh Murray to captain the side.
Murray is named at midfield for the quarter-final clash and is the only survivor from last year’s team.
Tipperary manager Johnny Nevin has also named his squad for tonight’s game.
In the 2020 championship, Limerick defeated Waterford 2-12 to 1-5 in the quarter-finals. However, they fell to a heavy 4-20 to 1-10 loss at the hands of a strong Banner team in the semi-final.
Tipp suffered a similar fate against Clare when they met in the quarter-final last year, losing by 20 points.
These teams last met in the championship in 2019 when they played out a 0-10 apiece draw.
Limerick’s last win over Tipp in the minor championship came in 2016 in the Munster Football Playoff. Two goals from captain Diarmuid Kelly helped the Shannonsiders to a 3-8 to 0-11 win.
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