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Lots of action this weekend
There are some big matches down for decision in both codes in Limerick this weekend, including four IHC quarter-finals and one SFC quarter-final.
Board welcomes club submissions
The County Board is inviting continued input from clubs into the new blueprint for the future of Limerick GAA, dubbed ’Lifting the Treaty’.
Kirby backs Bennis for second term
Limerick selector Gary Kirby has backed former boss Richie Bennis to be handed a second term as Limerick senior hurling manager.
IWP - the stadium fencing providers
Irish Wire Products Ltd has long been recognised as the leading distributor of wire, fencing, fasteners and fixings, and timber products to the Irish building trade.
St. Patrick’s GAA Club Notes
On Tuesday night last our junior hurlers drew 0-20 to 2-14 with Na Piarsaigh in our their last group match in the club field.
Ryan explains legal action
Limerick hurling manager candidate Tom Ryan has explained his reasons for forwarding a solicitor’s letter to the County Board over the process of selecting a new hurling manager for the Treaty County.
President reveals details of Special Congress Hurling proposal
Ahead of a meeting with Leinster GAA Officials in Portlaoise tonight, GAA President Nickey Brennan has revealed the details of the newly-structured Hurling Championship proposals which are set to be placed before Special Congress on October 4th at Croke Park.
Treaty boss search suffers setback
It is understood that a solicitor’s letter received by the Limerick County Board has delayed the selection process of a new senior hurling manager in the Treaty County.
Dromcollogher/Broadford GAA Notes
The Junior A Hurling Championship Quarter Final was a very tight game played down in Feenagh, on Friday evening last. With 10 minutes left in the game Dromcollogher/ Broadford looked to death and buried but then a goal from Derry McCarhty brought the game back on level terms.
St. Mary’s /Sean Finn’s GAA, (Rathkeale)
In a close and tense game played in front of a large crowd of supporters, our Junior Hurlers played out an entertaining draw with near neighbours Granagh/Ballingarry to remain as West Junior-B Champions for at least another week.
Raheen and Na Fianna club notes
The Raheen Intermediate Footballers gained their first win of the championship this year and in doing so qualified for the quarter-final when they overcame the challenge of Bracknagh in Gracefield last Sunday morning on a scoreline of 2-15 to 0-05.
City GAA Board Notes
The highlight of last weekend fixtures was in the Morrison’s Bar & Lounge Ballinsimon Road sponsored City senior football championship final those who was there witness by far the best City senior football final in many years.
Pallaskenry GAA Club
Our Junior footballers finally got their season going last Thursday and showed no signs of rustiness as they easily saw of the challenge of a gallant Milford side with a thorough performance.
Cumann an Chlocháin
This week saw our Under 14 Footballers secure a good win against Na Piarsaigh on a scoreline of 3-04 to 2-02. Unfortunately our Under 13 Hurlers were defeated by the same opposition 1-07 to 1-01.
Bruff GAA notes
Our Minor footballers had a great win ( 1-10 to 0-07 ) last Friday against Glenacurrane in Bruff. This now means that they will play Hospital Herberstown in the South A Final.
Ahane Club Notes
Last week the County Hurling & Football Development plan was launched by the County Board and proposes fundamental changes to underage structures at Club and County level for players aged 6 to 17.
Patrickswell GAA Notes
Patrickswell edged out Na Piarsaigh in a very competitive City Under 21 championship game. The teams were evenly matched for the opening fifteen minutes and scored three points apiece.
Mungret/St.Pauls club notes
City rivals faced up to one another in the final game of the Minor Football Premier League section and served up a very exciting game with some excellent passages of football.
Milford GAA Notes
This week is a big week for the club as our junior a footballers are in action in the city junior a championship with a home tie against Ballybrown.
All-Ireland IHC final: Cats see off Limerick
Kilkenny’s ambition to keep their All-Ireland quadruple hopes intact got a major boost at Semple Stadium in Thurles on Saturday, when the Cats captured their first All-Ireland Intermediate title since 1973, following a hard-earned victory against a determined Limerick side.
Carey cites Maldini as an inspiration
Limerick hurling legend Ciaran Carey has cited Italian soccer great Paolo Maldini as an inspiration ahead of his participation in the All-Ireland intermediate hurling final.
Fleury coy over Limerick nomination
Ex-Offaly boss Pat Fleury has stayed reserved over his nomination to succeed Richie Bennis as the next Limerick senior hurling manager.
Carey relishing a shot at All-Ireland glory
Limerick’s Ciaran Carey is relishing the opportunity to capture a coveted All-Ireland medal in tomorrow’s (Saturday) All-Ireland Intermediate Hurling Championship final against Kilkenny.
Molyneaux rallies troops
Ahead of Saturday’s All-Ireland final, Limerick intermediate hurling manager Gerry Molyneaux has called on his players to deliver.
’Lifting the Treaty’
A blueprint for the future of Limerick GAA - entitled ’Lifting the Treaty’ - has been unleashed.
SFC takes shape
With the group games concluded, the line-up is known for the latter stages of the 2008 Limerick senior football championship.
Ryan turns down AFL move
After much speculation, Limerick star forward Ian Ryan has revealed that he will not be joining any AFL clubs ’Down Under’.
Tipp Supporters CLub All-Ireland U16
The Tipperary Supporters Club All Ireland Under 16 hurling championship will be held in the county this weekend. Twelve counties are participating.
McCarthy surprised at Limerick interest
Ex-Waterford senior hurling boss Justin McCarthy has revealed his surprise with being nominated for the currently vacant Limerick job.
Considine and McCarthy in frame for Limerick job
Tony Considine and Justin McCarthy are among a list of 10 nominations for the Limerick senior hurling manager’s post.
Limerick intermediate team named
Limerick intermediate hurling manager Jerry Molyneaux has named his team for Saturday’s All-Ireland final against Kilkenny at Thurles.
Abbey Sarsfields GAA Club Notes
A reminder that U-8 and U-10 hurling training will recommence on the first Friday in September, at 6.30. Also, U-12 girls training will recommence on the same day.
Limerick nominations to be revealed tonight
The nominations for the next Limerick senior hurling manager are set to be revealed tonight (Tuesday) at a special County Board meeting.
Dromcollogher/Broadford GAA Notes
The SFC game v St. Senan’s was a very much one sided game in the first half with St. Senan’s leading 0-8 to 0-2 at half time but Dromcollogher/ Broadford came back into in the second half but still lost to St. Senan’s, on a scoreline of 0-13 to 0-08.
St. Mary’s /Sean Finn’s GAA, (Rathkeale)
Training continues for the Jun. B. Hurlers as they prepare for the West Final in Knockaderry on Fri. 29th Aug. at 6.30pm.
Pallaskenry GAA Club Notes
A fine all round team performance kept us on course for three in row city junior b hurling championships last Saturday as we were convincing winners against Patrickswell on a scoreline of 6-22 to 0-02.
Cumann an Chlocháin
This week saw mixed results for the club with firstly our footballers securing a good win in the Junior B championship by defeating Abbey Sarsfields.
City Board Notes
One of the busiest weekend the City board had since the start of the season when most championship games got underway from last Thursday right up to Sunday evening.
St. Patrick’s Club Notes
On Saturday last our junior hurlers travelled to Caherdavin to play Crecora in this year’s junior hurling championship.
Ahane Notes
In the East Junior A Hurling semi-final, Ahane beat Kilteely/Dromkeen on a scoreline of 18 points to 1-7. Ahane had previously beaten Kilteely in the group stages with a very late flurry of goals.
Patrickswell GAA Notes
Our footballers were triumphant in their opening fixture of the Junior B championship. The boys produced an impressive display to defeat Milford by 1-10 to 3-2 in a keenly contested match in Patrickswell.
Milford GAA Notes
Last Thursday evening, our Junior B footballers begun their city championship campaign with a visit to Patrickswell.
Intermediates wind down preparations
With little over a week to go, the Limerick intermediate hurlers are primed as much as they can be for the All-Ireland final against Kilkenny on Saturday, August 30th at Semple Stadium.
Limerick to begin manager search in earnest
The Limerick County Board have arranged a special meeting for Tuesday next, August 26th when the process of selecting a hurling manager will take its next step.
First intermediate 7-a-side to be held in Ratoath
Ratoath in Meath are set to host the first official intermediate football 7’s competition, which will take its place alongside the Kilmacud Crokes senior and St. Jude’s junior competitions.
Cumann an Chlocháin
This was a great week of results for Cumann an Chlocháin. Last Thursday we had a good win in the City Junior B Football championship against Mungret.
Dromcollogher/Broadford GAA Notes
The Senior Football Championship against Fr. Casey’s was a very tight game played down in Newcastle West, on Saturday evening last, this wins puts into the Semi-Finals.
St. Mary’s /Sean Finn’s GAA, (Rathkeale)
Last week was a very positive week for the club with our U14 hurlers winning the West Final with a fine win over Granagh Ballingarry.
Pallaskenry GAA Club Notes
We had a quiet week last week with a number of games postponed but this weekend sees our Junior Hurlers return to action with a City Semi Final against Patrickswell on Sunday @ 12 noon.
St. Patrick’s Club Notes
Our under 16footballers had a great win over Monagea in the under 16 football county shield final at Rathkeale last Sunday.
City Board Notes
City G.A.A. Board Notes It was all systems go last weekend at the Limerick City G.A.A. Board with a complete set of fixtures.
Ahane club notes
In the P.J. Matthews East U21 hurling championship, Ahane played Naomh Ailbe (Combination Kilteely/Dromkeen/Ballybricken).
Patrickswell GAA notes
The Under 21s made a winning start in the City Hurling A Championship against Ballybrown in Clarina. The opening stages were played in wet and slippery conditions as both sides struggled to maintain possession.
Bennis slams Limerick Board
Last night (Thursday) ex-Limerick hurling boss Richie Bennis criticised the Limerick County Board’s handling of their search for a new manager.
Unpaid fees could cause fixture chaos in Limerick
Club fixtures in Limerick could be facing severe disruption after it emerged that a number of teams could be expelled from the championships as a result of unpaid fees.
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