Who is the limerick minor boss the year

Limerick.lad (Limerick) - Posts: 155 - 05/11/2009 15:19:47    476128

Ger Hegarty...same as last year.

Greener (Limerick) - Posts: 49 - 05/11/2009 16:23:18    476207

to minor manager whats has happened to under 17s trials are they scraped or will it be like last year when the team was put together in 5 or 6 weeks .you should be developing your panel at present ready to hit the ground running early in the new year.our minor championships usally start in late march and we are playing kerry proberly in april there some very good players around for 2010 but you need to get off your asssss now and get it together

123fedup (Limerick) - Posts: 225 - 12/11/2009 09:51:37    481902

limerick minor managers are doing a great job and seem to be getting it right this year. the last 3 years have been very unlucky hopefully things will change

Limerick.lad (Limerick) - Posts: 155 - 12/11/2009 15:23:29    482206

the managers have cut the squad from 60 to 40, have brought in professional coaches from kerry to do strenght and conditioning before they cut the squad to 27 after xmas, it seems to me they have the right attitude this year

GAApeople (Limerick) - Posts: 30 - 12/11/2009 19:49:29    482445

I have no idea what Limerick.lad or GAA People are talking about. There is no minor panel presently in existence and I doubt if the panel meets before February at the earliest. Would love to know what the management and coaches are doing.
Understand that there is to be some sort of a divisional competition to help pick a panel. Great weather and conditions to be picking a minor panel. Hope the management keep up the good work of previous years.

kickham (Limerick) - Posts: 62 - 13/11/2009 23:48:12    483450

i beleive both hurlers and footballers were trainin last saturday so people should get there facts ryt before slagging off the managers

centremid (Limerick) - Posts: 191 - 14/11/2009 11:06:08    483569

kickham the minor football team is training at 11 in UL if you care to take a gander before making stupid comments!

GAApeople (Limerick) - Posts: 30 - 14/11/2009 13:58:07    483641

to clear up any confusion, there is no panel in existence yet, what is happening the same as last year is that the divisional trials are on right now, teams are training and playing challenges ahead of playing each other, after that a county panel will be selected to train for winter and will be cut down after xmas.. i dont know where some people here get their information, posting up inaccurate info just leads to unjust criticisms and hysteria so i urge people to get it right first

TheFlat (Limerick) - Posts: 30 - 14/11/2009 14:39:46    483676

For the record,
U/17 Football Development squads meeting for 6 to 8 sessions to prepare for next year.
Also a divisional u17 hurling games is due to take place also.

speakers corner (None) - Posts: 62 - 14/11/2009 15:37:10    483702

East Under 17 hurling divisional team have had 2 challenge matches against Ard Scoil Ris last Saturday and Scarriff Community School today. Both games were held in Ahane. Seems to me that there is great effort being put in this year to put a minor team together early.

spudsareboiling (Limerick) - Posts: 38 - 14/11/2009 17:09:46    483767

Anybody have any details on the city divisional team ? Trials, Training, Managers etc

City_Gael (Limerick) - Posts: 97 - 14/11/2009 18:16:40    483812

MINOR HURLING good to to here east and west under 17s hurling squads are up and running what about city and south to ger and his team best of luck but think of the peeeeeeeees proper prior preperation prevents poor performence

123fedup (Limerick) - Posts: 225 - 15/11/2009 20:21:32    484402

Just for the record this thread does not specify that it is solely concerning football. The second post lets us all know that Ger Hegarty is the manager of the minors. Well that is the Minor HURLING manager. My subsequent post concerned this squad, sure when did the minor footballers last win anything ?

kickham (Limerick) - Posts: 62 - 15/11/2009 20:46:12    484422

The south team are also training still no sign of the men from the city as per uasual

MmM (Limerick) - Posts: 83 - 15/11/2009 22:57:20    484574

most talent would be in the city ,some neat hurlers in the south... its a fact that the the west will be litterd with hurlers from adare,ballingarry and tour WITH clubs like feenagh,castlemahon,glantine ,ncw and monagea GiveN THE LONG FINGER!!!!!! Maybe this is one of the reasons why most west clubs are junior??

Southern_emmet (Limerick) - Posts: 34 - 15/11/2009 23:19:14    484593

Patrick brislane from templeglantine will more than likely make the panel south along with Barry lynch from castlemahon, fine hurlers!
Just because these are the senior/intermediate clubs now doesn't mean they are littered with talent underage, far from it actually just like bruree this year former senior champs who could only field 11-a side team at 16 level and pulled out after 1 game!

A lot of the lads i know won't go and haven't in the past because the set up has been a joke in recent years!

Two_hands (Limerick) - Posts: 55 - 16/11/2009 02:47:59    484678

are the kilmallock lads showing interest this year or are they still playing soccer no need to complain next april if there is no kilmallock players on the panel

123fedup (Limerick) - Posts: 225 - 16/11/2009 09:03:41    484696

The trainer is Alan Ward at UL. Hes looking after the weights with seniors too.

fullback81 (Limerick) - Posts: 91 - 18/11/2009 17:28:52    487595

Anyone know did any trials take place or when are they happening i am told kerry are up and running Ger dnot be caught flat footed

123fedup (Limerick) - Posts: 225 - 20/11/2009 20:19:13    489810