Limerick GAA notes - latest news fom 14 different clubs

ALL the latest news from Limerick GAA clubs.

CAHERLINE

CLUB LOTTO: No jackpot winner from our latest draw. Numbers drawn were 2, 3, 11 and 30. Lucky dip winners were Niall O'Connor, Declan O'Riordan, Pat Buckley, James Enright (Online) and Marian Kennedy. Next week’s jackpot will be €11,500 and the draw will be held on Friday night next via Facebook Live. As always, we appreciate everyone's support. Our lotto tickets can be purchased online or you can buy through the usual outlets in the village.
RESULTS: Bons Secours City Junior B Hurling League Round 2, April 6, South Liberties v Caherline. Full time score - South Liberties: 3-16(25) Caherline: 1-15(18).
FIXTURES: U17 Hurling League, Pallasgreen v Caherline, Wednesday, April 12 in Kilteely (note the change of venue) at 6:30pm; U-13 Hurling Division 3A Championship, Dromin-Athlacca /Banogue v Caherline, Thursday April 13 in Banogue at 6:45pm. Very best of luck to all teams.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The Club Limerick Draw is live for 2023. For only €10 a month, be in with a chance of winning a top prize of €10,000, PLUS 29 additional cash prizes each month. Join online or through any committee member. At least €50 of every membership goes directly to our club, so we would welcome your support throughout 2023. This is a great opportunity for everyone to give their support to club and county. The first draw for 2023 takes place on April 29.

CAMOGUE ROVERS

Fundraising: Next Split the Pot draw is Monday, May 28. Congratulations to Marion Ryan who won the Easter Monday Split the Pot. Entry is €5 and the draw can be entered via any club member or through Hogans pub or in Greybridge.
Any support would be greatly appreciated. The last person standing GAA inter-county prediction game will begin in time for the Munster Hurling Championship. All picks to be in by April 21. You predict a winner of Limerick v Waterford and Clare v Tipperary in the Munster Hurling Championship and if both selections are correct you advance to the following week. The prize is €500
Club Limerick Draw:The Limerick Club Draw restarts this month and this initiative is vital to all Limerick clubs especially ourselves. It can be entered online or through any club member. Fantastic prizes on offer and we were lucky to have a few winners within the club last year. For €10 a month it is a great value.

CRECORA-MANISTER

Junior Hurlers: Our adult hurlers were away to St Patrick's in the second round of the City East Intermediate League on Saturday, April 8. Both teams were evenly matched in the opening exchanges with the sides trading points but then a succession of scores saw us in arrears by five points midway through the half but turned things around to lead by two at the break.
We started the second half facing the breeze but points from Rian O’Byrne and Fergal Egan kept us in contention in the early stages. However, St Patrick's started to make use of the elements in their favour and established a strong lead heading into the closing stages.
They continued to add to their total and also raised a green flag in the closing minutes to leave the final score of 0-13 to 1-23.
Squad Ger Kennedy, Rory Hannan, Shane Moloney, Evan Moloney, David Wixted, Cormac Flanagan, Thomas Shanahan, Darach Skelly, Rian O’Byrne, Brendan Power, Mike McCormack, Richard Murphy, Sam Riordan, Shane O’Connor, Fergal Egan, Sean Malone, Sean Keyes, Jack Dalton, Rob Henehan.
Feile: Our U15 Feile hurlers had three great wins on Saturday against Na Piarsaigh, Askeaton-Ballysteen/Kilcornan and Croagh-Kilfinny/Rathkeale to qualify for Monday's semi-final. However, that's where our campaign ended after a defeat to a strong Pallasgreen outfit.
Online Club Shop: The Crecora-Manister GAA COBI sports online shop opened on April 4l and will stay open for two weeks only. The shop has four GAA packs to cover all players, coaches, parents, members and supporters. All items in the packs can be purchased individually. To manage the processing of orders the shop will be open for a period of two weeks only, closing on April 18.
Expect delivery of you orders during the last two weeks of May. Orders will be delivered direct to the address specified when placing the order. Please note that our club will not be handling any payments or deliveries. Go to our club website for the link to the online shop where you can place your order.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The first Draw of the 2023 CLUB Limerick draw will take place on Saturday, April 29. Entrants will have the chance to win €10,000 and 28 other cash prizes each month. The star prie for April is a two night stay in An Grianan, set in the blissful village of Burt in the rolling Donegal countryside. Renowned for its warm, Irish welcome and friendly staff. A €250 One For All Voucher is also on offer in this month's draw.
Members of our club committee will be calling to houses and contacting residents in the Crecora-Manister area over the coming weeks asking for support for this vital source of annual funding. Every year our club supporters enter this draw and we have had many winners over the years. Thanks to all for your continued support. The draw can be entered online by going to the Club Limerick Draw website and choosing Crecora-Manister in the select your club section.
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN UP: Crecora-Manister GAA and Crecora Camogie Clubs came together again on Good Friday to organise the picking up of rubbish from along the roadsides in our locality. On Friday morning pickers, bags etc. were distributed from the pitch and roads were assigned to volunteers along with directions regarding the collection of the bags of rubbish and transporting them to the pitch for pick up by Mr Binman. As with previous years this event was greatly supported with many volunteers coming out on Good Friday to clean up the roads in our local area.
Fixtures: South Senior Football League - Oola vs Crecora-Manister in Crecora, Saturday, April 15 at 6pm; U13 Hurling Division 3A - Crecora-Manister vs Patrickswell in Crecora, Friday, April 14 at 6.45pm; U17 Hurling League Division 3B - South Liberties/Crecora-Manister vs Croagh-Kilfinny/Rathkeale in Dooley Park, Wednesday, April 12 at 7pm.

CROOM

Club Lotto: No winner of the jackpot from our latest draw. Numbers were 8, 13, 23 and 31. Jackpot for our next draw is €7,100. Lucky dip winners were Sonny and William Brennan (Online), Brid Cahill, C/O John Cahill, Mike Moynihan, Croom, Adrian Fitz, Yellowtown Bar, Dermot Madden, Hogans Bar.
Membership: This can be renewed online via Foireann. As a player, if you are currently not a member and you incur any injuries, you will have to cover all costs including medical and loss of earnings yourself. The Player Injury Fund only covers registered members.
The Munster/All-Ireland Championship begins in four weeks. Only members registered by Friday, April 14 will be eligible to apply for tickets for the first round. All members registered before this date will get first preference on ticket allocation for future rounds.
Bord na Nog: Croom Bord Na nOg are looking for volunteers to help with coaching, organising team events, catering club events, organizing fundraisers etc. If you feel that you are able to help out in any way please contact: PJ O’Mahony 085 7161505, Trevor Costello 087 0691023 or Breda O’Dwyer 086 8798219.

FR CASEYS

Fixtures: West Intermediate Football League, Fr Caseys vs Athea – Thursday, April 13 in Abbeyfeale at 6.45pm; West Senior Football League, Fr Caseys vs Drom-Broadford – Saturday, April 15 in Dromcollogher at 6.30pm
Minor Footballers:Fr Caseys 1-9 Monaleen 2-12. We suffered a narrow defeat away to Monaleen last Wednesday night in round two of the County Minor League. Having defeated Oola in round one they will now face St Kierans away on April 19 with the winner likely to qualify for the league final. Best of luck to all involved as this team prepares for championship action, which starts in July.
Limerick U20 Footballers:Well done to the Limerick U20 Footballers who defeated Waterford 2-06 to 0-06 in the Munster MFC quarter-final on Monday last in Ballyagran. They now face Cork in the Munster semi-final on Monday, April 17 in Páirc Uí Rinn. This team is captained by Diarmuid Buckley with Ronan Quirke and Marc Nolan also members of the panel. Best of luck to all involved in their next championship encounter
Club Lotto: The club lotto continued with a jackpot of €19,000 up for grabs. The numbers drawn were 12, 15 and 17 with the bonus ball 8. We had no jackpot winner but did have two match 2 plus bonus winners this week. The Jackpot for next week’s draw now increases to €19,200.
How do you play? Simply select three numbers from 1 to 30 and one bonus number from 1 to 10. If all four chosen numbers appear the jackpot will be won or shared.
A match three prize of €500 is also on offer and applies to the 1 to 30 number selection not including the bonus ball. In addition to this we also have a match 2 plus bonus and a host of lucky dip prizes up for grabs each week.
The draw will run on a weekly basis, each Tuesday night at 9pm sharp. All ticket sales must be completed prior to 8pm will the draw results shared from 9pm on our Club Facebook Page. Where can you buy a ticket?
Tickets cost €2.50 and are available in a host of local shops including Gala Killarney Road, An Siopa Milseán, Kathleens Foodstore, Sheehy's Hardware, Danny Scanlon's, Lanes Foodstore, Cryle View Cleaners, Needles and Pins, The Ploughman, Jack O’Rourkes, Glorach Bingo, DP Lyons Bar, Mag Nash and John Murphy. You can also play online.
Galtee Gaels
Junior Football: The junior ‘b’ team travelled to Galbally on Friday night last to play them in a postponed game of the South Junior Football League round one, Galtee Gaels had a good number of young players making their debut at adult level along with some experienced players. A very cold breeze did not help with the enjoyment in a very entertaining game although the score would not reflect that Galtee Gaels came out on top on the score of 3-18 to 2-8.
LADIES FOOTBALL: The intermediate team had their first game at this level since getting promoted from junior level by winning the county championship in 2022. They travelled to Knockainey, defeated finalists in 2022 at intermediate level and it was a winning start for Galtee Gaels on the score of 3-11 to 3-9.
U16: This team were at home to Dromin-Athlacca/Banogue last Monday night and won a high scoring game on the score of 5-16 to 4-2.
Limerick Players: Well done to all the Galtee Gaels players who were on the Limerick U14 and U16 who played last weekend. At this stage Galtee Gaels have players on all Limerick squads, Best of luck to all involved.

HOSPITAL-HERBERTSTOWN

Club Lotto: Our Club Lotto continues weekly. Unfortunately, we had no jackpot winner however from our last draw. Lucky dip winners 5 x €20 were Patsy Hickey Hospital, Gerard Ferns Shannon, Gerry Ryan Oldtown, Matt Ellevsen Hospital, Micheal Moore c/o Wrights. Sellers Prize Gerry Ryan.
Next jackpot is now €10,000. Reserve Jackpot is €6,000.
Tickets can be purchased in local shops from any committee member or online link available on our Facebook page. One line costs €2 or you can avail of the special offer of 3 lines for €5. All support is greatly appreciated.
Club Limerick Draw: This will began again soon. When you support the #CLUBLkDraw you are supporting your local GAA club as half of your money goes to your nominated club. The purpose of the Club Limerick draw is to provide funding for our footballers and hurlers training fund from minor to senior grades. Please contact club officials for details. It can also be done online.
Membership: This can now be paid for the coming year. It can be bought on the Foireann website. Its easy to register and use to pay for 2023.All players at any grade cannot take the field without paying membership.
Also with payment of your club membership there will be a 10% discount on the purchase of GAA GO for the coming season which will broadcast multiple championship games in both Hurling & Football.
Fixtures: U-17 Hurling League away to Cappamore, Wednesday, April 12 at 6.30pm; U13 Division 2 Hurling Championship at home to Ahane, Thursday, April 13 at 6.45pm; South Junior A Football League at home to Ballylanders, Saturday, April 15 at 6.30pm.
Results: U17 Football League HH/Knockainey 1-6 Galbally 1-5; Feile na Gael H/H beat Bruff, drew with Garryspillane and lost out to Glenroe.
Team Limerick Clean-Up: We would just like to thank everyone who showed up on Good Friday in both Hospital and Herbertstown and picked up so much rubbish around the area in such a short space of time. Ye should be very proud of yereselves in keeping both ends of our parish clean and tidy.
Con and Anne Kirby Memorial: The annual Con and Anne Kirby Memorial Stake quarter-final took place at Limerick Greyhound Stadium on Saturday, April 8. Thankfully our dog Ryhope Beach won his race and qualified for the semi-final which will take place this Saturday.

KILTEELY-DROMKEEN

Membership:Registration to Kilteely-Dromkeen GAA club is now due for all members. This can be done online at Foireann.ie so please log in to your account from last year for your convenience. Any issues or if you are new to the system, please email club secretary or contact any club official.
RESULTS: Kilteely-Dromkeen 2-15 to 2-14 over Doon in Kilteely, April 8. Well done to our adult hurlers on a fantastic comeback win over Doon in our first match of the year.
FIXTURES: Intermediate Hurling League - Kilteely-Dromkeen vs Crecora-Manister in Crecora at 6.30pm, Wednesday, April 12; Intermediate Football League - Kilteely-Dromkeen vs Croom, Saturday, April 15 at 6.30pm. All support is greatly welcomed. Check out our social media pages for any changes.
FEILE: Congrats to the U15 hurlers and their Pallasgreen teammates after winning the final of the Feile, beating Blackrock by 1-5 to 0-6. The team had three great wins on Saturday and an impressive semi-final win on Monday morning before earning a great win in the final.
GAA GREEN CLUB:We are delighted to be accepted into year two of the Green Clubs initiative. We received a huge amount of tree saplings. 1000 native Irish trees have now been shared out with our members around the parish. Happy planting all.
CLUB LOTTO: No winner of our latest draw. Numbers drawn were 12, 19, 20 and 28. Lucky Dip: Donnacha Cronin, Mike O'Connell, Matt Ryan and Scobie. Sellers Prize: Simon Ryan. Next jackpot is €2,750.
Tickets are on sale for just €2 at Noreen’s Shop in Kilteely, Daybreak Dromkeen and from all lotto committee members. You can also play online. Best of luck to everyone buying tickets and thanks for your continued support.
Knockaderry
Club Lotto: No winner of the jackpot from our latest draw. There was no winner. Numbers drawn were 3, 18, 22 and 25. This week’s draw will be held on Thursday, April 13 in the halla beag with a jackpot of €9,100.  Online sales cut-off time is 8.00pm the evening of each draw. Please contact your promoter to purchase tickets if you normally purchased weekly tickets. All monthly and upfront subscriptions are automatically in the draw.  
Fixtures: U17 hurling Division 4 round 2, Wednesday, April 12 in Knockaderry - Knockaderry vs Ballybricken Bohermore at 6.30pm; U13 Hurling Division 4 round 2, Thursday, April 13 in Knockaderry - Knockaderry vs Gleann Rua CLG at 6:45pm; U15 Football Division 3B round 1, Monday, April 17 in Knockaderry - Knockaderry vs Monagea at 6:45pm
Results: West Senior Hurling League round 2 - Knockaderry 0-12 Croagh-Kilfinny 1-20; West Junior B Hurling League round 2 - Knockaderry 4-19 Monagea 3-15; U17 Football Division 4 round 2 - Knockaderry 2-12 St Patrick's 3-1.

MONALEEN

Club Lotto: The latest lotto draw took place last Thursday night, April 6. This draw is kindly sponsored by Pat Tiernan Motors. The jackpot of €14,400 was not won. Numbers drawn were 34, 33, 14 and 27. Lotto plus draw numbers were 11, 9, 5 and 1. Lucky Dip winners were Sadhbh Bullock, Roisin Monaghan, Dave Moriarty, Sean Haugh. Next weeks jackpot: €14,700.
Senior Fixtures: Sunday, April 16 City Senior Hurling League - Monaleen v Na Piarsaigh in Monaleen at 1pm; Saturday, April 15 City Senior Football League - St Patrick's v Monaleen in St Patrick's at 3pm; Sunday, April 16 East Junior A Football League - Monaleen v Fedamore in Monaleen at 6:30pm.
BORD NA NOG FIXTURES: Thursday, April 13 U13 Hurling Div 3A - Na Piarsaigh v Monaleen in Caherdavin at 6.45pm; Thursday, April 13 U13 Hurling Div 1 - Monaleen v Killmallock in Monaleen at 6pm; Monday, April 17 U15 Football Div 3A - Monaleen v Killacolla Gaels in Monaleen at 6.45pm; Monday, April 17 U15 Football Div 1A - Adare v Monaleen in Adare at 6.45pm.
Senior Results: City Senior Football League - Monaleen 0-15 Mungret 0-11; U17 Football League Div 1 - Monaleen 2-12 Fr Caseys 1-9.
MEMBERSHIP: Monaleen GAA Club membership for 2023 is now due. Membership must be processed through Foireann at www.foireann.ie.
FEILE: Our U15 hurlers acquitted themselves well last weekend, beating Ballybrown and drawing with Na Piarsaigh. Unfortunately, we were defeated by Mungret and failed to make it out of our group.

MUNGRET ST PAULS

Primary Game: Huge congratulations are due to Eilís Ni Neill, Ava Larkin and Sadhbh Hanley on recently being selected to play for the Limerick County Primary schools team. They will be seen in the green and white at half time of the Limerick versus Clare Munster SHC match which takes place in the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday, April 29. This is a huge achievement/experience for all three girls and their teammates who no doubt will remember it for the rest of their lives.
Easter Camp: Our GAA Easter camp for boys and girls began on Tuesday, April 4 and runs until Thursday, April 6. There were 140 children all togged out and full of excitement on Tuesday morning ready to enjoy the next three days. We are delighted to have our own players coaching the children attending. Thank you to Kevin O’Hagan for organising the camp this week.
Team Limerick Clean Up: Special thanks to all of our members who turned up early on Friday, April 7 to support our TLC initiative and the very many young boys and girls. We also appreciate that JP McManus and Paul O'Connell our county manager Pat Daly and members of the JP Mc Manus team paid us a visit and had a photo taken . They were very impressed with the large turnout. Also well done to our members who were invited to groups in their own neighbourhood.
Camogie: The Limerick Camogie Development "County Go Games Day" took place in Ahane Camogie Club on Saturday and what a smashin day it was for all our U11 players who took on Bruff, Ahane and Monaleen. Our U14s had a very competitive match in their first Mackey League game. Newcastle West earned a two-point win in a hotly contested game. The U16's league also got underway with a good win over Galbally.
Gaelic Football: Our U14s started their season with a game against Cappamore and the lads came away with a big win. The U17 footballers also got underway with a 4-17 to 6-5 win over Adare, while our intermediate football side lost by four points to the Monaleen senior team.
Ladies Football: The intermediate team unfortunately went down to a better side in the opening round of the league with Oola coming out as the winner. At U16 the red team opened their league with an away victory to St Brigids.
Junior Hurlers: Our junior hurlers played two games recently against near neighbours Ballybrown and Na Piarsaigh. We had a tight win over Ballybrown, while we drew with Na Piarsiagh. Our junior 'b' side have a break for the next few weeks.
Senior Hurlers: Elsewhere, our senior side took on Ballybrown and earned a second win from two games in the league. We won on a 1-15 to 0-12 scoreline.

NA PIARSAIGH

FEILE HURLERS: An eventful weekend for our Under 15 feile hurlers as they began the journey at home in Na Piarsaigh. With 3 group games down for decision first up was Monaleen. A ding-dong battle pursued and  a last-gasp leveler by Alex Kearns sealed a draw.
Next up were Ballybrown and a game where goals were crucial and we scored three to win on a 3-6 to 0-4 scorleine.
Last group game was against Mungret and once again a solid victory after a brilliant David O Keefe goal sealed a 1-7 to 0-6 win.
So onto the semi final which was played in Kilbreedy on Easter Monday.
Very wet conditions made life hard but a very close battle was fought out. A late laong range free from Alex Kearns brought the game into extra time. Two 5 minute halves then took place with Kilmallock taking the lad at the break. The second five minutes we equalised and had two great opportunities to seal it but didnt take them. Kilmallock converted a last minute free to win the game on an an0-8 to 0-7 scoreline.
A bitter pill to swallow but nonetheless an excellent couple of days for this wonderfully gifted group. Plenty more hurling to play this year so yes disappointed but not beaten.
Thanks to Cathal Minihane and his management team and the entire group of players who were excellent throughout.
Our B team was also in action and unfortunately, age and size went against them. Good preparation for next year. Thanks once again to the management and entire squad of players for their efforts.

LOTTO: The jackpot is now €2500 following last weeks draw.
The numbers drawn were 04, 12, 23, 26
Lucky dip winners were  Avril+ Hazel Condon, Douglas Byrne and Maire Lynch.
Sellers prize went to Peter Sheehan and Paul McNamara the door prize.
Get your ticket today at €2 each or 3 for€5

LIP SYNC 2023: Delighted to let you know tickets for Na Piarsiagh main fundraiser for 2023 are now on sales on clubzap.Show Tickets Link for 12th May
Click the link below to book your tickets today and be part of what will be a great fun night for club and community.

Please supports the acts and let's have a great night of fun and craic.

LIMERICK SENIOR HURLERS: Congratulations to the Limerick senior hurlers who once again claimed a National title by virtue of a 2-20 to 0-15 win over Kilkenny in the league final in Pairc Ui Chaoimh on Sunday.
A wonderful performance was full of composure and class.
Na Piarsaigh playing its part with Mike, Peter, and Conor seeing action while Will sat out this one after a suspension.
All is now in readiness for the upcoming Munster Championship.
First up is Waterford in Thurles on April 23rd.
We wish the team well in their preparations.

LIMERICK CAMOGIE: Congratulations to the Limerick Under 16 camogie team crowned Munster Champions on Sunday.
Managed by our own Diarmuid Ryan along with Caitlin Ryan at midfield and Lucy Murray amongst the substitutes. Well done to all concerned on a memorable day.  
RESULTS: Our Intermediate hurlers made it two draws from two in the East Senior Hurling league when they drew with Ahane 1-11 to 0-14.
Our junior had a good win also against Ahane on a 1-12 to 0-12 scoreline. We wish Luke Shinnors the best on his recovery from injury
The senior camogie team was also in action where they succumbed to Monaleen on a 3-17 to 1-12 scoreline.
Our Under 17 footballers were edged out narrowly on a 4-8 to 3-8 scoreline.

OOLA

Fixtures: South Senior League - Oola v Crecora-Manister, Saturday April 15 at 6pm in Crecora; East Junior League - Oola v Ahane, Sunday, April 16 at 6:30pm in Ahane; Ladies Football - Junior B - Mungret v Oola in Mungret at 11am. Senior League on Sunday at 6pm against Monagea. Venue TBC.
MEMBERSHIP: This is now due. It can be paid via the Foireann app or to club registrar Mixie Ryan. Only paid-up members will be eligible for draws for inter-county championship ticket draws.
SPLIT THE POT: This week's winner is The Hogan Syndicate who bought the envelope from Hogans bar. €525 to the winner. Next week's draw will be on in Hogans bar. Thank you to all who sell, buy and promote this draw. Envelopes available in Gala, Londis, Neilys, Hogans Bar, the post office in Oola and Blesice barbers in Doon. Envelopes can also be bought online or via Revolut. Details on social media platforms.
Club LOTTO: No winner of the latest draw. The jackpot now stands at €14,600.

PALLASGREEN

Condolences: When news filtered through of the passing of Christy McMahon a sense of shock vibrated around this great community. Christy was one of these characters, natural warmth and affectionate, he was appreciated by his immense experience and integrity. The GAA was his life and he left an indelible mark in Pallasgreen. In terms of contribution to the GAA both on and off the fields.
However, it is at administration level that Christy will be remembered. Christy married Hannah Long of Herberstown and reared five children, Jimmy, Martin (RIP), Chris, Trevor and Lorraine. It was no surprise that the boys followed their father’s example and became immersed in the club. Since last Thursday there will be a void at that wall, a void that will not be easily replaced His contribution to Pallasgreen GAA is immense and as a result the club elected him vice president in 2003. His lifelong involvement is an inspiration to his fellow members.
It’s men like Christy that make the GAA the great organisation that it is today. His unselfish service to the GAA was rewarded in 2011 when he received a Shean Ghaeil Award for his outstanding service to this great organisation. To Hannah, Lorraine, Jimmy, Chris, Trevor and his extended family, Pallasgreen GAA Club extends its sincere sympathies. Ar dheis de go raibh a anam dilis.
Scor Na Nog:Congratulations to the juvenile scor instrumental music team who have qualified for the Munster Final which takes place this Saturday April 15 at 2.30pm in Ovens Co Cork. The group consist of Lee Kirsch, Eabha Hourigan, Paudie Blackwell, Hannah Blackwell and Karen Harty. We wish them the best of luck.
Club Lotto: No winner of the latest draw. Numbers drawn were 1, 6, 16 and 26.Lucky Dips; Lis Ryan, Matt Ryan, Paudie O’Dwyer, Dan Quinn, Jenna Gammell. Lotto is now online, please see Facebook page for further details.
Club Limerick Draw: The club will once again promote the Club Limerick Draw for 2023. For €10 you have a chance of winning the top prize each month of €10,000 plus exclusive prizes and other valuable prizes. To register and for more details please contact club secretary Margo Greene.
Membership: Registration to the club is now open for all members for players and non players. For players this is a requirement before training resumes. For information please contact club secretary Margo Greene.

PATRICKSWELL

Fantastic Club Draw:We have almost reached the exciting conclusion of this fundraiser. Many thanks to everyone for supporting the Patrickswell GAA and Camogie Club Car Draw. The fabulous prize is a brand new Toyota C-HR hybrid car. Online sales closed on Easter Monday to allow for preparation for the draw itself. The draw date is Saturday, April 15, coupled with a Club Night that evening. All the proceeds are for the infrastructure development of Patrickswell GAA and Camogie Club.
NATIONAL HURLING LEAGUE: Congratulations to Limerick and the Patrickswell contingent of Diarmaid Byrnes, Aaron Gillane and Cian Lynch for claiming the National Hurling League title.
MEMBERSHIP: Club Membership Registration is open for 2023. Please download the ClubZap app from Google Play Store or App Store to pay your membership. Simply download ClubZap app onto your device. In the 'Find Your Club' box, select Patrickswell and 'Confirm'. After creating an account, click the 'Clubhouse' widget and then click the 'Membership' button. You can view the membership prices in 'View Details' and then make your payment in 'Purchase Now'. Note that family membership is discounted by the end of the 'Adding Members' process.
CLUB LOTTO: The jackpot of our latest draw was not win. The numbers drawn were 1, 6, 14 and 21. The bonus number was 27. The €100 Lucky Dip was won by Mary O'Grady and the €20 prizes were claimed by Stephen Mann, Jayden Lynch, Eamonn Kelleher, Theresa O'Neill and Kieran Carroll. This week's jackpot is €3,800.
SENIOR HURLERS: The Senior hurlers recorded their first win in the City Senior League with a comfortable home win over Kildimo-Pallaskenry. While the visitors led by 0-2 to 0-1, the games was effectively wrapped up by Patrickswell with a salvo of one goal and six points without reply between the 5th and 15th minute.
The pace of scoring slowed and Patrickswell reached half-time with a lead of 1-10 to 0-3. The second half contained a spell of five minutes where Patrickswell notched two goals and a point to Kildimo-Pallaskenry's goal. The hosts were now 3-11 to 0-3 ahead in the 45th minute. Our visitors were competitive in the last quarter and the match ended 3-17 to 0-8.
JUNIOR Hurling: Our junior 'a' hurlers lost at home to Ballybricken-Bohermore in the City East Intermediate Hurling League. The teams were inseparable at 1-5 to 0-8 at half-time but Ballybricken Bohermore shaded the second half to win by 1-17 to 1-13.

SOUTH LIBERTIES

Parish Lotto:The lotto is now over €4,000 so dont forget to purchase your ticket either online or from all our local public premises.
Con and Annie Kirby Memorial:Our nominated dog "Terezas Mendoza" came first in the quarter-final last Easter Saturday at the Limerick Greyhound Track and will now compete in the semi-finals this coming Saturday night. Wishing the owning syndicate "Queen of the South" and their greyhound the very best of luck.
Team Limerick Clean Up: Many thanks for all our volunteers who helped clean up our grounds and clubhouse last Good Friday morning for TLC.
Easter Camp:We had a really fantastic turnout for our Easter Camp last week and huge credit to Cronan Garry jnr, Noel Hartigan and Cathal O'Neill for organising it. We appreciate all the help also from all our volunteers for the few days and also to Limerick hurler Cathal O'Neill for attending on the last day and giving sound advice to all our underage budding athletes. The responce back from everyone is that the boys and girls are already looking forward to the next camp.
Junior Hurling:Our junior hurlers league campaign continued this week with a visit from neighbours Caherline. We started well and by halftime had built up a sizeable lead with the score line 0-12 to 0-2. However, Caherline started the second half well and scored the first six points to reduce our lead to four points. Jack Fitzpatrick's goal increased our lead and further goals from Barry Walsh and Mike Keane kept Caherline at bay.
Final score of 3-16 to 1-15 saw us continue our winning run. Our next fixture is in a couple of weeks when we play Ballybrown.
Panel: Ciaran Kennedy, Stephen Noonan, Enda Meaney, Michael Meaney, Darragh Godfrey, Brendan Ahearne, Matthew Gaule, Shane Brosnahan (0-3), Mike Keane (1-1), Jack Fitzpatrick (1-0), Shane O'Neill, Shane Kilcoyne (0-2) Roan O'Mahoney, Barry Walsh (1-07), Ryan Godfrey (0-1), Sean Keane (0-1), Ben Compton (0-1), Ben Garry, Sean Enright, Arthur O Donnell.