Glen Dimplex Intermediate & Premier Junior Preview

We have three games in our Glen Dimplex Intermediate Championship in Dublin, Kerry and Carlow and four games in our Premier Junior Championship in Down, Wicklow, Limerick and Roscommon on Saturday, 15th June.

As Group 2 of the Glen Dimplex Intermediate Championship head into the fourth round it is still all to play for.  Unbeaten Meath head to Naomh Peregrines at 1pm to take on Dublin who are still in search of their first win of this campaign.  The top of the table clash sees Kerry and Kilkenny face off in Lixnaw at 2pm in what is sure to be a very close encounter.  Carlow and Kildare will be both buoyed by recent victories in the Championship, Carlow against Dublin and Kildare against Antrim. Both sides will be confident of victory here which is sure to mean an exciting contest in Netwatch Training Centre Fenagh at 2pm.

This weekend also sees the return of the Glen Dimplex Premier Junior Championship after a break last weekend.  Down face tough opposition in Div 3A League winners Armagh who also sit 2^nd in the table. This game will throw in at 1pm in Dromara. Nancy Murray cup winners Wicklow also face a stern test when they welcome table toppers Tipperary to Echelon Park Aughrim for a 2pm throw in.  In Group 2, Limerick and Laois are sure to play out an exciting contest in Mick Neville Park in Rathkeale at 2pm. Both teams are level on points with only score difference separating the sides with the Treaty county slightly ahead!  Roscommon will be hoping to pick up their 2^nd win of the championship when they welcome Mayo to Ballyforan. Can Mayo turn their season around?

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Glen Dimplex Intermediate All-Ireland Championship 

Glen Dimplex Premier Junior All-Ireland Championship