Limerick football clash against Sligo a must-win for Treaty men

Limerick Senior Football manager Jimmy Lee. Photo: Brendan Moran.

Limerick, having suffered a couple of losses already to Antrim and Down, realistically must win Sunday’s National Football League outing against Sligo at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale (2pm) to avoid a serious prospect of relegation to Division Four.

The visitors arrive into the contest on the back of a fine win away to Wicklow.

Limerick manager Jimmy Lee will surely have addressed his team’s discipline since the concession of two penalties in the heavy loss against Down in Newry a fortnight ago.

James Naughton, injured in the opener, remains an injury concern.

Two teams face the dreaded drop to the bottom tier, with Limerick, Offaly and Wicklow currently all pointless.

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In the Ladies National Football League, Limerick remain unbeaten following a 2-7 apiece home draw with Longford. Ballylanders pair Cath Mee and Andrea O’Sullivan  both scored a superb 1-2 apiece.

On Sunday, Limerick are away to Antrim.

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