Month: November 2017
The inclement weather played havoc with the junior fixture list last weekend with all games bar the Limerick District League Oscar Traynor match and matches staged on Astroturf being postponed.…
Read MoreThe Academy scrum half made his first team debut on Sunday against Zebre In this edition of “Introducing the Academy” Munster’s newly capped scrum half Jack Stafford talks all things…
Read MoreFour out of the seven local side claimed vital winning points Garryowen, Shannon, UL Bohs and Old Crescent were all victorious over the weekend with some important points picked up…
Read MoreThe win meant Ireland finished their November International fixtures with a perfect 3-0 record Ireland defeated Argentina 28-19 on Saturday evening to secure a perfect November International record, following…
Read MoreIreland have replaced Australia in third place in the World Rugby Rankings thanks to the Wallabies’ heavy defeat at the hands of Scotland at Murrayfield. The 53-24 scoreline resulted in…
Read MoreThe World Champions will be coming to Dublin next November Ireland will face the All Blacks as well Argentina as their tier one opponents next year for the November…
Read MoreLimerick Intermediate champions St Senan’s suffered a heavy defeat to a classy An Ghaeltacht side on Sunday in the Munster Club IFC final. The Kerry side ran out 3-21 to…
Read MoreThe official match schedule has been announced for the 2018 Hockey World Cup. Ireland will compete in Pool B against Olympic gold medallists England (GB at Olympics), USA and India.…
Read MoreThe current AIL title holders will head into the Christmas break five points clear of the chasing pack following a hard fought 12-0 on the road against their closest rivals…
Read MoreLimerick’s Joy Neville was announced as the winner at the ceremony this evening in Monaco and received her award from former Wallaby captain George Gregan. The former grand slam winner…
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