The top two in the Munster Junior League will be aiming to pull away from the pack this weekend but both face potential banana skins.

It’s early days in the Munster Junior League, but one of the potential games of the season takes place on Sunday in West Cork, when pacesetters Clonmel and Clonakilty face off, both teams laying down firm markers in their opening two games.

RICHMOND took another step closer to winning their third Munster Junior League title with an 11-5 victory over nearest challengers Galbally in a Division 1 top of the table clash at the Limerick venue.

THERE’S some big games to be played as the year comes to an end with matches all scheduled to take place on the Bank Holiday Monday.

IT is back to business in Division 1of the Munster Junior League while the Junior Clubs Challenge Shield final is also down for decision.

CLONMEL head the field in Munster Junior League Division One after they collected maximum points with a 28-0 away win over Kilfeacle.

THE two contenders for the Munster Junior League will be aiming to keep up their recent run of good form with home victories on Sunday.

THERE is a full programme of League fixtures this weekend with the battle for the Division One Title looking like it has boiled down to a two horse race.

IT looks set to be a big season in the Munster Junior rugby scene, especially with the league winners guaranteed a place in next year’s All-Ireland League.

IT looks set to be a big season in the Munster Junior rugby scene, especially with the league winners guaranteed a place in next year’s All-Ireland League.

THE two remaining semi-final spots in this season’s Munster Junior Cup will be up for grabs this weekend with a pair of very interesting quarter-final ties.

AFTER a long hard season, it is down to the final two in the battle for the Munster Junior League crown. Richmond and Tralee will have to be fully focused on their own matches as they each face very tricky away ties in Cork.

THERE are several mouth watering clashes in the Munster Junior Cup while a couple of games that will have a big bearing on the relegation places in the top two divisions will also take place.

WITH the first round of games having taken place, this weekend’s matches in the AIB All-Ireland Junior Round Robin series will take on extra significance as the sides will have a clearer idea what effect the result will have on their senior aspirations.

THREE more finals will be decided this weekend, the second last of the season, with the last of the provincial competitions being decided at Thomond Park when Garryowen face Thurles for the second successive week in the final of the Munster Junior Two League.