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Limerick Ladies Football manager Donal Ryan has confirmed his 30-woman panel for the 2021 season.
There are 13 clubs represented with Murroe Boher leading the way with 5 players.
Dromcollogher Broadford have four players chosen with Oola, Athea, Old Mill and current county senior champions St Ailbes all having three players selected.
The team will be managed by Donal Ryan who is in his second year in charge. Derry Peters and Catherine Murphy will act as Mentors while Steven McMahon takes up the role as S&C.
Limerick kick off their League campaign on May 30 against Offaly before facing Carlow a week later in Division 4.
Last year, Ryan’s side reached the All-Ireland semi-final where they were beaten by eventual champions Fermanagh.
2021 Limerick Ladies Football Panel
Aine Cunningham
Aine Ryan
Amy Ryan
Andrea O’Sullivan
Caroline Hickey
Charlotte Walsh
Cliodhna Ni Cheallaigh
Grace Lee
Iris Kennelly
Kathleen Bradshaw
Katie Heelan
Kristine Reidy
Lauren Ryan
Leah Coughlan
Louise Ryan
Meadbh McCarthy
Meadhbh Mac Namara
Megan Buckley
Niamh McCarthy
Nicole Bennett
Rachel Greaney
Rachel O’Dell
Rebekah Daly
Roisin Ambrose
Roisin O’Malley
Sarah O’Connor
Sarah Sheehan
Shauna Ryan
Sophie Hennessey
Yvonne Lee
Dromcollogher/Broadford
Mungret/St. Pauls
Oola
Ballylanders
St. Ailbes
Murroe/Boher
Naomh Anna, Leitir móir
Monagea
Old Mill
Oola
St. Ailbes
Feoghanagh/Castlemahon
Adare
Oola
St. Brigids
Dromcollogher/Broadford
St. Ailbes
Murroe/Boher
Dromcollogher/Broadford
Murroe/Boher
Athea
Monaleen
Athea
Old Mill
Murroe/Boher
Athea
Dromcollogher/Broadford
Murroe/Boher
Old Mill
Monagea
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