2007 Limerick Senior Hurling Championship

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The Limerick Senior Hurling Championship is an annual club competition between the top hurling clubs in Limerick. [1] The winners of the Limerick Championship qualify to represent their county in the Munster Club Championship, the winners of which go on to the All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Championship.

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Overview

Championship structure

The Limerick county championship does not operate on a group system; it instead uses a knock-out system with a last chance backdoor system for teams knocked out in the first and second rounds.

The 16 teams are randomly drawn into 8 first round ties. The 8 winners progress to round 2. These 8 teams are drawn in 4 games with the winners of each progressing to the quarter-finals. The 8 teams beaten in round 1 are drawn together into 4 games where the losers go into the relegation playoffs and the winners go on to be drawn against the beaten teams from round 2, the winners of which will take the 4 remaining quarter final positions.

Teams

Sixteen teams will contest the 2007 Limerick County Championship. These teams are:

Results

First round

GameDateTeam AScoreTeam BScore
Limerick SHC
First Round
20 May  Murroe Boher  2–18  Patrickswell  1–17
Limerick SHC
First Round
20 May  Claughaun  4–8  Knockainey  2–13
Limerick SHC
First Round
20 May  Ahane  2–11  Doon  2–10
Limerick SHC
First Round
20 May  Croom  1–17  Kileedy  1–12
Limerick SHC
First Round
27 May  Granagh Ballingarry  0–14  Bruree  1–8
Limerick SHC
First Round
27 May  Adare  2–16  Na Piarsaigh   1–7
Limerick SHC
First Round
27 May  Kilmallock  1–17  Garryspillane  1–12
Limerick SHC
First Round
27 May  Tournafulla  1–8  East Geraldines  0–11
Limerick SHC
First Round Replay
7 June  East Geraldines  2–17  Tournafulla  3–9

Second round

Winners Group

  • Adare 4–15, East Geraldines 1–14;
  • Croom 1–12, Ahane 0–14;
  • Granagh Ballingarry 1–11, Claughaun 0–8;
  • Murroe Boher 1–14, Kilmallock 0–14;

Losers Group

  • Patrickswell 3–15, Garryspillane 1–16;
  • Knockainey 1–18, Doon 1–10;
  • Bruree 5–11, Tournafulla 1–6;
  • Na Piarsaigh 2–15, Kileedy 1–10;

Relegation Playoffs

replay

Third round

Relegation Final

*Kileedy relegated to intermediate hurling for 2008. Dromin-Athlacca will take their place as they won the 2007 Limerick Intermediate hurling championship.

Quarter finals

Semi finals

Final

Championship statistics

Miscellaneous

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References

  1. http://www.hoganstand.com/Limerick/results.aspx Archived 2007-08-05 at the Wayback Machine www.hoganstand.com/Limerick/results.aspx