At Limerick District Court, Sergeant Denis Waters said Martin O'Donovan was speeding when gardai encountered him at Clondrinagh, Limerick on July 12, 2024 | FILE PHOTO
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The Limerick Leader Sport Show is back this week with the Weekend Review as Gary Toohey is joined by Colm Kinsella, John Keogh and Meghann Scully to run through the sporting action in Limerick in the last week.
Meghann, Colm, John and Gary recap the previous weekend's action including the Munster Junior Cup and Treaty United, GAA, Camogie, LGFA, Rugby, Athletics and Horse Racing.
The winner of last week's Performance of The Week was Gary with his selection of Charles and Philip Byrnes winning the Grade 2 Boyne Hurdle at Navan where they received 47% of the vote. The Sport Show team have nominated their Performances of The Week again, so head over to our Limerick Leader Sport page from 6pm @LimkLeaderSport to get voting.
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
This show was produced and edited by Tomás Halligan.
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