26/27 fixtures announced, as Domino’s signs new three-year title sponsorship of Men’s and Women’s Super League and Division One
Domino’s has signed a new three-year title sponsorship of the Men’s and Women’s Super League and Division One. The announcement comes as fixtures for the 2026/27 season were released on Friday. Pictured Dean Kiernan (Griffith College Éanna), Aisling Moran (Trinity Meteors), Layden O'Neill (Belfast Star) and Amy Buckley (Limerick Celtics) with Eoin Corrigan, Domino’s Ireland Head of Marketing and Gus Lewis, Basketball Ireland Head of Commercial and Brand.
Ballincollig will begin the defence of their Domino’s Men’s Super League title with a trip to Limerick Celtics on October 3rd, while Domino’s Women’s Super League champions Trinity Meteors host Career Decisions UCC Glanmire, in a repeat of last season’s Super League playoff final. The release of 2026/27 season fixtures come as Domino’s has been announced as title sponsors of the Domino’s Men’s and Women’s Super League and Division One for the next three seasons.
Ballincollig, who won the Domino’s Men’s Super League and Domino’s MSL National Cup double last season, lost their season opener against Limerick Celtics last season, however defeated Tony Hehir’s side in the Domino’s MSL National Cup semi-finals and the Super League playoff quarter-finals.
Speaking ahead of the new season, Ballincollig player/coach Ciaran O’Sullivan said: “The first game of the season is always exciting and has a distinct feel and energy.
"The result won’t define any team, but you certainly want to set the tone for the season ahead and try to an integrate your new players as quickly as possible.
"Limerick Celtics showed last season that they are a highly competitive team, reaching the Domino’s MSL National Cup semi-finals and the Super League playoffs, so to win away from home in Limerick will mean we executed at a high level.”
Newly promoted Limerick Eagles travel to Dublin to take on St. Vincent’s. Garvey’s Tralee Warriors, under new head coach Gareth Moore, host Belfast Star; Killester with Mike Olsen at the helm, face EJ Sligo All-Stars and UCD Marian play Energywise Ireland Neptune.
2024/25 Domino’s Super League champions UCC Demons start life with Stuart Rodgers in the hotseat by hosting host Griffith College Éanna on Sunday 4th October.
Trinity Meteors, who won their first league title since 1992/93 when they defeated Career Decisions UCC Glanmire 87-81 in the Domino’s Women’s Super League playoff final, begin their defence by hosting the Cork side on Saturday 3rd October.
Trinity Meteors have appointed Anthony Dodson as head coach for the 2026/27 season, replacing Seamas Donnelly who stepped down. Dodson served as assistant coach for the last two seasons and is relishing the prospect of taking the step up into the role and testing his side against Career Decisions UCC Glanmire once more in their season opener.
Domino’s WSL National Cup champions Killester start their league campaign against Utility Trust St. Paul’s.
The two sides finished first and second respectively in the 2025/26 regular season standings, with matching 14-4 records.
Limerick Celtics first ever Domino’s Women’s Super League game sees them travel to last season’s Cup runners-up FloMAX Liffey Celtics. Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell begin with a home game against SETU Waterford Wildcats, while Portlaoise Panthers host VSC Cavan Eagles.
The two competition debutants - Ongar Chasers and Uniquely Tralee Warriors - begin life in Domino’s Women’s Division One with home games against Swords Thunder and Abbey Seals Dublin Lions respectively.
Last season’s Domino’s Women’s Division One playoff finalists Cleveland Rockets, who also finished top of the regular season standings, start their campaign at University of Galway Mystics. 2025/26 Domino’s WD1 National Cup winners Limerick Sport Huskies host Moy Tolka Rovers in their opener, while Clunetech Kilkenny Stars are at home to Templeogue.
The inaugural Men’s Division Two league campaign doesn’t start until October 31st.
Limerick Celtics v Ballincollig, 1900, UL Arena UCD Marian v Energywise Ireland Neptune, 1900, UCD Sports Centre Killester v EJ Sligo All-Stars, 1915, Oblate Hall Garvey’s Tralee Warriors v Belfast Star, 1930, Kerry Sports Academy St Vincent’s v Limerick Eagles, 2000, St Vincent’s, Glasnevin
UCC Demons v Griffth College Éanna, 1500, Mardyke Arena
Domino’s Women’s Super League Week 1 Fixtures:
Killester v Utility Trust St Paul’s, 1700, Oblate Hall Trinity Meteors v Career Decisions UCC Glanmire, 1730, Coláiste Íosagáin FloMAX Liffey Celtics v Limerick Celtics, 1800, Leixlip Amenities Portlaoise Panthers v VSC Cavan Eagles, St Mary’s Hall
Gurranabraher Credit Union Brunell v SETU Waterford Wildcats, 1400, Parochial Hall
Saturday, 3rd October 2026 University of Galway Mystics v Cleveland Rockets, 1500, Kingfisher Sports Centre Uniquely Tralee Warriors v Abbey Seals Dublin Lions, 1500, Mercy Mounthawk Catalyst Fr Mathews v Dublin Raiders, 1630, Fr Mathews Arena Limerick Sport Huskies v Moy Tolka Rovers, 1630, Limerick Educate Together Clunetech Kilkenny Stars v Templeogue, 1700, O’Loughlin Gaels Ongar Chasers v Swords Thunder, 1930, Hansfield ETSS
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