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06 Sept 2025
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Jamie Wall, who managed Mary Immaculate College to the 2017 Fitzgibbon Cup title
MARY Immaculate College open their 2023 Fitzgibbon Cup campaign this evening when they make the trip to face SETU Carlow.
The South Circular Road college again managed by Cork's Jamie Wall this season. MIC failed to get out of their four team group last year after defeats to UCC, finalists NUIG and a draw with UCD.
There is one Limerick representative in Wall's 35-man panel, Patrickswell's Jason Gillane. There is also plenty of inter-county players at Wall's disposal, namely: Diarmuid Ryan, Shane Meehan (both Clare) and Waterford's Carthach Daly.
MIC are in a three-team group along with SETU Carlow and DCU Dochas Eireann. Their game in Carlow has a 7:45pm throw-in and MIC host DCU at their own grounds on Wednesday, January 25 at 2pm.
Mary Immaculate College 2023 Fitzgibbon Cup Panel
Jason Gillane (Patrickswell) Limerick
PJ Fanning (Mount Sion) Waterford
Keith Ryan (Upperchurch Drombane) Tipperary
John Ryan (Arravale Rovers) Tipperary
Ciaran Lloyd (Moyne-Templetouhy) Tipperary
Diarmuid Ryan (Cratloe) Clare
Shane Punch (Ruan) Clare
Aaron Ryan (Upperchurch Drombane) Tipperary
Darragh Brennan (Skeheenarinky) Tipperary
Colin O Brien (Liscarrol Churchtown Gaels) Cork
Devon Ryan (Cashel King Cormacs) Tipperary
Diarmuid Cahill (Corofin) Clare
Jonathan Nolan (Mount Leinster Rangers) Carlow
James Kerslake Devaney (Borris-Ileigh) Tipperary
Caoimhin Marren (Kinvara) Galway
Declan McLaughlin Portumna Galway
Darragh Helebert (Kinvara) Galway
Cian Wadding (Roanmore) Waterford
Carthach Daly (Lismore) Waterford
Shane Meehan (Banner) Clare
Shane Lowe (Moyne-Templetuohy) Tipperary
Ronan Power (Ballygunner) Waterford
Cormac Power (Ballygunner) Waterford
Aidan Griffin (Eire Og Annacarty) Tipperary
Michael O’Flynn (Milford) Cork
Dara Motherway (Killeagh) Cork
Oisin Downey (An Rinn) Waterford
Liam Delaney (Abbeyleix) Laois
Diarmuid Looby (Lattin Cullen) Tipperary
Ciaran Byrne (Abbeyleix) Laois
Cathal Doyle (Taghmon-Camross) Wexford
Cian Byrne (St. Mary’s Rosslare) Wexford
John Ryan (Boherlahan-Dualla) Tipperary Ciaran Power (Rathgormack) Waterford
Conor Hennessey (Eire Og Nenagh) Tipperary
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