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Mike O’Riordan says that the 66 clubs across Limerick will do what they can to help the elderly and those in need of help across the county.
Limerick GAA facilities at Mick Neville Park and at the Gaelic Grounds are being used as testing facilities in the fight against Covid-19.
The 66 clubs across the county will also be coordinating with the county board to make sure that the elderly or any members of the community that need help will be offered assistance.
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