That would be some going for a club to have 3 teams with at least JA status.
On a side note, Itâs hard to look past Mungret for the Premier this year. Itâs surely their year now, and they made a statement win at the weekend albeit against M/B. I think itâll be a Mungret-Glenroe final.
However, Glenroe are without JBM so that could shake things up, it would mean advantage NCW at the weekend with their stellar forward line
JBM is decent but I wouldnât have said he was a gamechanger. Fair enough if they now end up with a weak corner-back picking up Kelly or Nix but Iâd have said the OâConnells & Walsh would be bigger losses.
Theyâll miss him mouthing, if nothing else.
The B teams getting scarcer over the years
Only when your first team is so shit they canât get out of the bottom division 
I could be wrong but Iâm sure Ballyboden and Brigids had two senior football teams at one point when you could go senior through the leagues. I think they were then drawn against each other in the championship as a prelim. Think it was the late 90âs early 00âs. @Fagan_ODowd or @binkybarnes might know more.
Sars and Kiladangan have teams in the Seamus OâRiann which is Senior B. It would be interesting if either were to win it. Which is not impossible.
Hell of a name change
Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands Midwest Gaelic Grounds
What has happened in croom? They must have 6 or 7 different lads at least represent the senior hurlers in the 00s.
Remember them losing a few senior finals as well.
Seem to be gone way back now.
Very exciting last 7 days in the Minor Hurling Championship; I donât know why there was such a delay in Na Piarsaighâs fixtures but they ended up playing all 4 of their group games in the space of a week. We had almost a month gap between our first & second game ourselves, but were generally nicely-spaced out. Wonder if they had a Covid delay or something?
Anyway, they caused a bit of an upset last Wednesday night by beating Monaleen by a point and followed it up with a victory over bottom side, Bruff, on Saturday. But Monaleen also beat the favourites NCW on Saturday, which meant that Na Piarsaigh could knock out NCW on Monday night. But NCW won that by a point. NaP still would have sneaked through ahead of NCW on score difference had they won tonight, but were surprisingly beaten by Mungret.
Doon beat Cappamore in the other group, and actually levelled our score difference but we went through having scored three points more than them.
So, itâs the same as the U-16s last year; Kildimo/Pallaskenry vs Newcastlewest and Monaleen vs Doon.
IRISH WIRE LIMERICK SFC QUARTER FINALS
Monaleen v Fr Caseys on Friday September 24 in LIT Gaelic Grounds at 7.30pm
Oola v Galtee Gaels on Saturday September 25 in Kilmallock at 4pm
Ballysteen v Adare on Sunday September 26 in The Bog Garden at 1pm
Claughaun v Newcastle West on Sunday September 26 in Mick Neville Park at 1pm
GRIFFINS COACHES LIMERICK IFC QUARTER FINALS
Dromcollogher-Broadford v Rathkeale on Thursday September 23 in Kilbreedy at 7.30pm
Kildimo-Pallaskenry v Mungret on Saturday September 25 in Clarina at 5pm
St Senans v Pallasgreen on Sunday September 26 in Clarina at 1pm
Bruff v Gerald Griffins on Sunday September 26 in Feenagh at 1pm
WOODLANDS HOTEL LIMERICK PREMIER JAFC QUARTER FINALS
Kilteely-Dromkeen v Fr Caseys on Thursday September 23 in Mick Neville Park at 7.30pm
Mountcollins v Athea on Friday September 24 in Mick Neville Park at 7.30pm
Monagea v Newcastle West on Saturday September 25 in Dromcollogher at 4pm
Castlemahon v Croom on Sunday September 26 in Feenagh at 1pm
WOODLANDS HOTEL LIMERICK JAFC
Banogue v Bruree on Sunday September 26 in Croom at 12noon
Mungret v Ballybricken-Bohermore on Sunday September 26 in Claughaun at 12noon
Feenagh-Kilmeedy v Adare on Sunday September 26 in Ballingarry at 5.30
St Patricks v Camogue Rovers on Sunday September 26 in Mungret at 12noon
IRISH WIRE PRODUCTS LIMERICK SFC RELEGATION SEMI FINALS
St Kierans v Na Piarsaigh on Saturday September 25 in Croagh at 5pm
Ballylanders v Galbally on Sunday September 26 in Kilmallock at 5pm
GRIFFINS COACHES LIMERICK IFC RELEGATION SEMI FINALS
Glin v Monaleen on Saturday September 25 in Askeaton at 5pm
St Patricks v Crecora-Manister on Sunday September 26 in Rathbane at 5pm
WOODLANDS HOTEL LIMERICK PREMIER JAFC RELEGATION
Hospital-Herbertstown relegated
WOODLANDS HOTEL LIMERICK JAFC RELEGATION SEMI FINALS
Dromcollogher-Broadford v Na Piarsaigh on Wednesday September 22 in Mick Neville Park at 7.30pm
South Liberties v Ahane on Sunday September 26 in Caherconlish at 12noon
Or âOllscoil TeicneolaĂochta na Sionainne LĂĄr-TĂre LĂĄr-Iarthar PĂĄirc na nGaelâ, as Mac Dara Mac Donncha agus na leaids on TG4 will be obliged to call it.
University of acronyms GGs
Whatâs the story there? Relegated before any play-off?
I had a look there on the Limerick Gaa site and one of the groups had 2 teams but no sign of HH in the other groups (which all had 3 teams).
They must have pulled out of NCWâs group before it ever started Iâd say. They were senior until 2009
A dual senior club even
Gave two walkovers, I believe. That eliminates you from the competition and automatically relegates you. Happened to Ballybrown in Div 1 of the ACHL a few years back, if I recall.
Not only did Doon win the County Junior B a few years ago, they went on to win the All-Ireland Junior B. They werenât allowed to go up to Junior A the following year as Doon already had a Junior A team.
Were the team who finished second promoted in their stead?
At junior A level, a second team arenât allowed into the All-Ireland series. I know junior B is different.
I donât know if the runners up were promoted to be honest