1. Monaleen
2. St. Patricks
3. Claughaun

claghaun1982 (Limerick) - Posts: 90 - 01/11/2009 15:46:38    472277

Killmallock if they fix the goal mouth's,
Gaelic grounds,
Newcastle
Staker wallaces

ansionnach19 (Limerick) - Posts: 25 - 04/11/2009 09:07:55    474630

Gaelic Grounds
Kilmallock
Kilfinane (Blackrock) Big and Open
Bruff in the summer
Mungret

South (Limerick) - Posts: 122 - 04/11/2009 12:04:28    474756

claughaun is the best
stakers
st pats

worst
patrickswell
milford
doon

gravytrain (Limerick) - Posts: 52 - 04/11/2009 14:48:15    474943

anyone know what kind of shape Ballyagran pitch is in at the moment??

dingo1 (Limerick) - Posts: 281 - 04/11/2009 15:48:36    475019

my own club na piarsaigh is an excellent field

123fedup (Limerick) - Posts: 225 - 04/11/2009 16:06:39    475035

123fedup
ye must have spent more time admiring your "lovely" pitch in na piarsaig then ye did practising year shooting i'm afraid

Jerryhattrick (Limerick) - Posts: 28 - 04/11/2009 17:37:58    475182

St Patricks, Claugaun or Garrispillanes pitch in knocklong are the best surfaces in the county.

Stakers have the best facilities thanks to there good friend JP.

Patrickswell pitch is the worst field ive ever seen. Im told the is a 5.5 foot drop from one corner of the field to the opposite

MmM (Limerick) - Posts: 83 - 04/11/2009 18:21:35    475233

dingo1. The pitch in Ballyagran was poor on sunday when the 13 aside hurling final was held. i would imagine it hard to hop a football on it and it didnt look like it was cut in a while

BackOfDaNet (Limerick) - Posts: 44 - 04/11/2009 21:16:43    475416

cheers backofdanet..... they'll hardly get a mover into it this week either. suppose most of the pitches around limerick are suffering from all the rain over the last 2 weeks

dingo1 (Limerick) - Posts: 281 - 05/11/2009 17:17:44    476301

hey neighbours,a quick one for ye before her in doors puts up a stone of spuds and half a pig for the dinner,our field here in "dear old newport town" is a grand field,but the big fella tells us that the new underage" FIELD " in AHANE is the job boy,he was down at the Guinness Cube matches with the boys from Killadangan that Cube is some yoke.COOOOOOOME TIPP BOYs!!!!!

an puc (Limerick) - Posts: 136 - 05/11/2009 18:34:44    476410

in term of being able to watch the match from good views and not standing on a hedge or mound..NCW and Kilmallock are savage... more underage county games should be played there...
as for surfaces..
The two afore mentioned
ballingarry
stakers
gaelic grounds
bruff (in dry weather)

worst
kilcornan
bruree
coolcappagh

hurlystick (Limerick) - Posts: 21 - 07/11/2009 02:12:47    477904

Was out in Ahane today watching a challenge game between Ard Scoil and an east selection. Despite all the rain their new pitch was as dry as a bone, must be one of the best pitches in the county.

thomond (Limerick) - Posts: 26 - 07/11/2009 19:40:22    478302

Staker's probably hav the best surface in the county. the gaelic grounds is not far off but stakers hav a serious setup!
Kilmallock has its days but can get a bit boggy. Bruff in the summer can be outstanding. Also a few nice fields in the city- the likes of claughan, st. pats ballybrown are lovely surfaces.
And the surface in pwell suprisingly isnt that bad!! cud be a grand field only for the 6 foot drop from 1 corner to the other!!!

pat_the_baker (Limerick) - Posts: 5 - 12/11/2009 02:10:52    481838

Glins pitch would want to be lined. you can see a bloody thing if the ball goes over the line or not. foynes is the best in west limerick

Limerick.lad (Limerick) - Posts: 155 - 12/11/2009 15:21:16    482202