fulton: tralee trip is a big test

There are a number of fascinating games in this weekend’s InsureMyVan.ie Men’s SuperLeague and none more so than Belfast Star’s visit to Tralee.

Star coach Adrian Fulton admits: “Tralee set the benchmark last year by winning the double. We will be looking to build on our performance from last weekend.”

Tralee boss John Dowling said: “It has been a long time since Belfast have come to play in Tralee, so everyone is excited about the fixture.”

Energywise Neptune have a relatively handy game in Galway against Moycullen.

There’s another massive

Cork derby at the Mardyke, where UCC Demons face Emporium Ballincollig.

There is a big Dublin derby at the IWA as Killester battle DBS Eanna.

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Big spending University of Galway Maree are at home to Flexachem Killorglin, while St Vincents meet Griffith College Templeogue and Sligo All

Stars follow up last week’s win with a home game against

UCD Marian.

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UCC Glanmire follow up their win against Killester with a visit to the University of Galway.

Boss Mark Scannell insists: “We’ve had a good start and learned loads about what we can do better.

Galway will be tough up there and we’ll be ready for the battle”

Niamh Dwyer’s i3PT Fr Mathews are at home to Waterford Wildcats in what could be the game of the weekend.

Killester against Leixlip Amenities Liffey Celtics sees the return of Karl Kilbride to the IWA as Liffey coach. DCU Mercy host Trinity Meteors and Ulster University play Singleton’s SuperValu Brunell.

AMBITION: Belfast boss Adrian Fulton takes his side to Tralee