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After the drama and excitement of recent weeks just 2 teams are in action this weekend and for the minor footballers it’s a winner takes all clash, and more or less the same for the intermediate camogie team.
In the most dramatic fashion, the senior hurlers’ season ended last Sunday, but for a number of Cork teams, there is still a lot to play for and they will all be in action this coming weekend.
It began on Monday night with a brilliant win in Limerick, and it continues until Sunday with the senior hurlers playing Clare in what could be a season-defining game in Ennis.
The start of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship will be watched with interest this weekend, with many predicting it’s already a done deal, such was the ease at which Limerick recently won the league title, but it’s rarely that simple.
With the hurling championship not due to get underway until 23 April, the focus this week is very much on camogie with 3 Cork teams involved in big games, 2 of them league finals.