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Action from Limerick v Cork in the 2022 Munster U-20 Football Championship. Picture: Brendan Gleeson.
LIMERICK'S panel for the 2023 Munster U20 Football Championship and Liam O'Connor competitions has been confirmed by manager Shane Kelly.
The Newcastle West man has a 32-strong panel at his disposal that comes from 17 different clubs dotted all over Limerick.
Fr Casey's clubman Diarmuid Buckley will captain the side, with Ballysteen's David O'Shaughnessy named as Limerick vice-captain. Limerick begin their Munster campaign with a home game with Waterford on April 10.
Kelly also has the following in his backroom team: Damian Fitzgibbon (Selector), John Walsh (Selector), John O'Grady (Selector), Mikey Lyons (Coach), James Kelly (Coach), Dermot Dineen (Goalkeeping Coach), Dearbhail Foley (Strength & Conditioning), Angela Hogan (Physio), Kieran Barrett (Kitman), John Lynch (Liaison Officer).
The Limerick panel is as follows:
Jamie Behan (Ballybrown), Bobby Smith (Ballybrown), Padhraic McMahon (Ballysteen), David O'Shaughnessy (Ballysteen), Colm O'Loughlin (Bruff), Tommy Ryan (Dromcollogher-Broadford), Diarmuid Ryan (Feenagh-Kilmeedy), Ciaran O'Sullivan (Feohanagh-Castlemahon), Diarmuid Buckley (Fr Casey's), Marc Nolan (Fr Casey's), Ronan Quirke (Fr Casey's), Eoin McGrath (Galbally), Jack O'Keeffe (Galbally), Zach McCarthy (Galtee Gaels), Gary Sheehan (Kildimo-Pallaskenry), Michael Molloy (Knockaderry), Darragh Murray (Monaleen), Darragh Bridgeman (Mungret St Pauls), Frank Corcoran (Mungret St Pauls), James Killian (Mungret St Pauls), Jack McCarthy (Mungret St Pauls), Oisin Moss (Mungret St Pauls), Ciaran Uwatse (Mungret St Pauls), Wayne Kearns (Na Piarsaigh), Sean Geraghty (Newcastle West), Aaron Neville (Newcastle West), Emmet Rigter (Newcastle West), Tadgh Hourigan (Pallasgreen), Lorcan Murphy (St Kierans), Craig MacInnes (St Kierans), Sean Ryan (St Kierans), Shane Cross (St Patrick's).
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