GAA
We review what was a very busy week of hurling in the county. We look back on Limerick’s successful start to the Munster U21 hurling championship and Kilmallock’s 8th County U21 title.
Also discussed is Limerick’s disappointing loss to Tipperary in the Munster Camogie Championship semi-final.
We talk about the revamped Mackey stand in the Gaelic Grounds and look forward to the beginning of the senior Munster Championships.
O’Brien added to Limerick senior hurlers coaching ticket
By John Keogh |
John Kiely has added Broadford, Co Clare native, Aonghus O'Brien, to his management team for the coming season. ...
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LISTEN: John Kiely “delighted with the attitude” despite loss to Tipp
By Jack Neville |
Limerick suffered a 4-14 to 2-17 loss Tipperary in the Coop Superstores Munster Senior League opener in the ...
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Limerick lose Munster League opener
By Jack Neville |
Limerick were beaten 4-14 to 2-17 by Tipperary in the Munster Senior League opener in the Gaelic Grounds ...
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Kiely’s panel to gain valuable experience from Munster Senior Hurling League
By Jack Neville |
For the first time in nearly 50 years, Limerick will enter the new year as All-Ireland hurling champions. ...
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Five newcomers as John Kiely names first Limerick squad for 2019 season
By Jack Neville |
All-Ireland Champions Limerick are back in competitive action for the first time since their national triumph in August ...
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Limerick clubs to receive over €200,000 in Munster GAA Grants
By John Keogh |
The Munster GAA Council has today announced over €1 million that will be distributed to clubs all over ...
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Munster Senior Hurling League Preview
By Jack Neville |
The 2018 All-Ireland Champions, Limerick, will be in competitive action for the first time since their triumph in Croke ...
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John the Baptist draw Thurles CBS in Harty 1/4 Final
By Jack Neville |
John the Baptist will face Thurles C.B.S in the quarter finals of the 2019 Munster Post Primary Harty ...
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