Historic moment as one of Limerick's oldest clubs launches senior women's side
Garryowen are set to compete in Women's Division Two league
LIMERICK'S Garryowen Football Club is proud to announce the formation of its first-ever women’s rugby team, marking a landmark moment in the club’s long and distinguished history.
This exciting development represents a major step forward for inclusivity and the growth of the game in Limerick and beyond. Known for its rich rugby tradition, Garryowen FC is now opening its doors to a new generation of female athletes, providing opportunities for women of all backgrounds and experience levels to get involved in rugby.
The newly established team will compete in the Women's Division Two league with a strong focus on player development, teamwork, and fostering a positive and welcoming environment.
The initiative reflects the club’s commitment to expanding participation in rugby and supporting the continued rise of the women’s game in Ireland.
Club president David Geoghegan expressed his enthusiasm about the launch, highlighting the importance of creating pathways for women and girls to engage with the sport.
"This is a proud and historic day for Garryowen FC," .We are excited to build something special and to contribute to the growth of women’s rugby in Limerick. We welcome players of all abilities to come and be part of this journey."
The club is currently inviting interested players to join the squad, whether they are experienced players or completely new to rugby.
Even if you are just finishing up at underage and looking for a team to join or going to college nearby, all are welcome. Training sessions will be one night a week and began on May 12, They will continue every Tuesday for the month of May in Garryowen.
For more information or to get involved and help out. please contact: Niall – 087 4176954.