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WATCH: Padraig Kelleher discusses upcoming Limerick GAA Club Cycling Challenge for Pieta
On Friday May 30, Fedamore natives Padraig Kelleher, Shane Fitzgerald, Alan Shire and Paul Kiely will cycle to all 65 GAA clubs in Limerick over the May Bank Holiday weekend covering over 530km in aid of Pieta House.
Limerick’s 2021 National League fixtures confirmed
The fixtures for the 2021 National Leagues have been released. Limerick’s fixtures for the 2021 National Football and Hurling League…
Limerick Footballers and Adams of Glin team up for a 16th season
Adams of Glin will provide the kitvan for the Limerick footballers for the 16th successive year as Billy Lee and…
WATCH: “Hopefully we have that edge this year” – Roisin Ambrose looking forward to 2021
The Limerick Ladies Football team will be looking to build on their run to the All-Ireland semi-final in 2020 as…
Remembering Limerick’s last Munster championship win over Cork
Limerick were drawn to face Cork in the 2021 Munster Senior Hurling Championship semi-final earlier today. Limerick and Cork will…
Limerick Ladies Footballers unveil 2021 jerseys
The Limerick Ladies Football team have revealed the jerseys they will wear during the 2021 season. After a lengthy entry…
Limerick learn Munster Football and Hurling opponents
The draws for the Munster Senior Football and Hurling Championships were made this morning. Three in a row seeking Limerick…
FRIDAY QUIZ: Can you name the Limerick players that featured in the 2006 National League Final?
Fifteen years ago this month, Limerick reached a first League final in nine years as they matched up with Kilkenny in Semple Stadium.
On This Day: Kiely’s men fall in League semi-final in 2017 but win out in 2006 quarters
On this day four years ago, John Kiely’s Limerick hurlers fell to Galway in the League semi-final in the Gaelic Grounds. in 2006, they were successful in the quarter-final stages, beating Waterford.
Jack Neville: Shortened season could be the perfect tonic for John Kiely’s star studded squad
Jack Neville says Limerick’s strength in depth could prove crucial in a second successive shortened season.
