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06 Sept 2025
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The Limerick Leader Sport Show podcast returns with Meghann Scully being joined by Colm Kinsella and John Keogh to run through the sporting action in Limerick over the past week.
Meghann, Colm and John recap the previous weekend's games including all the latest from Munster Rugby in South Africa and AIL, Treaty United mens and womens team, Junior FAI as well as Desmond League action. They also take a look at athletics results and basketball.
They also discuss this week and weekends games including the Allianz National Hurling League Final, LGFA and more.
The Sport Team nominates their Performances of The Week.
Head over to the Limerick Leader Sport page on Twitter to cast your vote!
The Sports Show is in association with Cliona's Foundation who provide help to families who are dealing with a financial crisis while caring for a child with a life limiting illness. For more information on how to help and support Cliona's Foundation head over to clionas.ie
Performance of the week:
John Keogh - Limerick Minor Hurling Team
Colm Kinsella - Richmond Rugby Club
Meghann Scully - Alpesh Amin who won at Limerick during the week for Eric McNamara
*This show was produced and edited by Tomás Halligan.
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