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BALLYBRICKEN-BOHERMORE

LOTTO: The club Lotto stands at €8,600. The club would like to thank all for their continued support. Lucky dip winners were Olive Hurley, John Lyons, Catherine Tierney, Denis Hickey
CUL CAMP: Cul camp 2023 will take place week of August 14-18 in Caherelly. Places can be booked online at : www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie
LIMERICK: All in Ballybricken-Bohermore GAA would like to congratulate John Kiely and his victorious Limerick team on a magnificent win over Kilkenny in the All-Ireland Hurling Final to make history and claim a fourth successive title.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: Next Draw will take place on Saturday July 29.
LIMERICK ACADEMY: Congratulations to Mike and Rory Hanly who were part of the Limerick U15 team who beat Clare on Saturday last in Bruff.

BLACKROCK

LOTTO: No winner – numbers drawn 1, 3, 18, 25. €40 lucky dip – Kay Torphy, Paddy Ryan. Promotor Harry’s; €20 lucky dips Mike, Nicola, Mikayla Fitzgerald. Promotor Brendan, Jimmy Quilty Jnr, Promotor Carmel Murphy, Nicola Ryan Promotor McGraths, Pascal O’Connor Promotor Centra.
Results Fabulous win for the U19’s V Adare last Tuesday. 2-15 to 2-14. The panel; Anthony Kelly, Alex Renouf Burchill, Michael O'Dwyer, Brian O’Leary, James Philpot, Brian Hennessy, Cian Gubbins, Darragh Considine, Killian Aherne, Jack Carroll, Sean O'Dwyer, Conor Gilligan, Shane Philpot, Blake O’Doherty, TJ Buckley, Evan Heffernan, Evan Lowe, Paddy O’Sullivan, Adrian Bequiri, Aaron Downes, Niall Ryan, Donnocha O’Dea, Management, Jimmy Quilty, Aidan Fitzgerald, Chris O’Doherty, Adrian Gilligan. Well done to everyone involved. A great year but as only one team go through our year is over. On to the U21 now.
FIXTURES: We commence competition v Dromin-Athlacca in the Premier Intermediate Championship Sunday July 30 at 7pm in Kilmallock with Premier Intermediate V Newcastle West the following weekend on the Saturday at 7pm in Ballyagran and Junior A on the Sunday V Bruff.

CAHERLINE

LOTTO: No jackpot winner - numbers drawn were 7, 12, 21 & 23. Lucky dip winners were Kathleen Ryan, Siobhan Coffey, Bridget O Connor c/o The Tower, Pat & Conor c/o Keith Ryan's Shop and Ava Mannion (Online). Next week’s jackpot will be €13,000 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, go to www.lottoraiser.ie/Caherline or you can buy through the usual outlets in the village.
ALL IREALND FINAL: Massive congratulations to Limerick Gaa on their historic 4 in-a-row win on Sunday against Kilkenny, what an incredible day.
BRIAN BUTLER CUP: Brian Butler Cup Semi Final, played July 20 in Caherconlish, final score Caherline: 0-18(18) Kilteely-Dromkeen: 1-14(17).
RESULTS: Mr Binman U15 Hurling Championship, played July 17 in Askeaton, Caherline: 1-16(19) Askeaton: 3-3(12); County U19 B Hurling Championship, played July 18 in Caherconlish, Caherline: 3-12(21) Askeaton: 4-22(34); Mr. Binman U17 Hurling, played July 19 in Effin, Caherline: 1-22(25) Coshlea Gaels: 4-24(36)
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The July Club Limerick Draw will take place on Saturday July 29 - for only €10 a month, be in with a chance of winning a top prize of €10,000 and additional cash prizes, with a July star prize of a €500 voucher for Gleeson’s Sport Scene Limerick. Join online or through any committee member. At least €50 of every membership goes directly to our club, so we would welcome your support.

CAMOGUE ROVERS

LIMERICK: Well done to the Limerick Senior Hurlers on yet another magnificent achievement. Amazing scenes in Croke Park on Sunday and in Limerick on Monday.
SYMPATHY: All at Camogue Rovers would like to pass on their sincerest sympathies to Bridie, Patricia, John, Roger and all the Mulqueen family on the passing of Sean Mulqueen.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: Club Limerick Draw : can still be joined for 10 euros a month with some fantastic prizes available, see website for details.
GEAR: Visit Camogue Rovers on the O Neills website for club branded gear and clothing.

CROOM

BORD NA NOG: Croom Bord Na nOg are looking for volunteers to help with coaching, organising team events, catering club events, organizing fund raisers, 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
LOTTO: July 24 - No Jackpot winner of €8,600. Numbers drawn: 11, 15, 17, 19
Lucky Dips: Hannah Lynch , Glenma Croom (Online); Charlie Boots , C/O Alan Sheerin; Johnny Fitzgerald, High Street Croom; Noreen Buston, C/O Theo English; Nora Dunworth , Main Street Croom.

FR CASEYS

FIXTURES: County Minor Football Championship Fr Caseys vs St. Kierans, Wednesday July 26 in Abbeyfeale at 7.00pm
LIMERICK: Fr Caseys GAA Club would like to congratulate the Limerick Senior Hurlers on a capturing the All Ireland title for the fourth time in a row last Sunday with a fantastic 0-30 to 2-15 victory over Kilkenny in Croke Park. Having trailed at the break and then falling six points behind early in the second half it looked like Limerick were in trouble. A fantastic response in the closing half hour with an exhibition of point taking meant the Limerick marched home to an emphatic nine point win. We are witnessing greatness with this team, time and time again they have delivered for their supporters and everything from here on is a bonus. The talk next year will be the drive for five and an unique place in history. Regardless of what happens this team owes us nothing and we are extremely proud of them.
LOTTO: Fr Casey’s Club Lotto continued on Tuesday July 11 with a Jackpot of €17,000 up for grabs. The numbers drawn were 18, 19, 28 with the bonus ball 3. We had no match 3 or match 2 plus bonus winners this week. The Jackpot for next week’s draw now increases to €17,200.
The lucky dip winners were as follows: Jimmy Lenihan €30 (Promoter: Yearly); Tom Toomey €30 (Promoter: Mag Nash); Dan & Ann Stack €30 (Promoter: Mag Nash); Noreen McEnery €30 (Promoter: Super Valu).

GALTEE GAELS

FOOTBALL: On Tuesday night Galtee Gaels junior ‘B’ footballers were at home to Ballylanders in the second round of the championship, in a very entertaining game Galtee Gaels led at half time on the score of 0-9 to 1-4 and were in control for most of the second half until a Black Card proved very costly they conceded 1-2 in this period which greatly helped Ballylanders to victory on the score of 2-8 to 0-12. Their next game in the championship is not fixed yet.
SENIOR TEAM: The senior team had a very entertaining challenge game with Glanworth on Sunday 16 coming out on top on the score of 1-9 to 0-9.
CLUB NA NÓG: On this Wednesday night the under seventeen teem are away to Killacolla Gaels at 7pm.
LADIES CLUB: On Monday last the under sixteen team had a good win away to St Bridget’s while on Wednesday night they travelled to Knockainey to play the deferred first round which was postponed following the passing of County Coach Dan Cahill following a road accident. This was a top class game with the result in doubt up to the latter stages Galtee Gaels were relieved to come out on top on the score of 4-10 to 4-4 they are now through to the quarter finals, meanwhile the under fourteen team have a bye in round three.
Well done to the Limerick junior footballers who qualified for the all Ireland final with a one point win over Fermanagh on Saturday last on the score of 0-10 to 1-6.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY: All in the area would like to wish our neighbouring Club President Jimmy Skinner of Mitchelstown Happy Birthday he celebrated his one hundredth Birthday last week Jimmy was a regular follower of all local GAA Clubs he still takes a keen interest in all GAA matters.
HURLING: Huge congratulations to the Limerick senior hurling team on their great win in the All Ireland final last Sunday to complete Four in a Row.

HOSPITAL-HERBERTSTOWN

LOTTO: Our Club Lotto continues weekly every Monday night.Last week’s numbers were 5, 15, 25, 26. Unfortunately, we had no jackpot winner however our lucky dip winners 5 x €20 were Tony O Sullivan Hospital, Lorraine Foley Oldtown, Ellen Ralph Dublin, Charlotte Lynch Emly, Catriona O'Sullivan Kilfrush. Sellers Prize Mary Hennessy Next jackpot is now €10,000. Reserve Jackpot is €7500. 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: The Club Limerick Draw for 2023 has started. You can join at any time. When you support the draw 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. Congratulations to Sinead O'Mahony who won €200 in the June Draw.
GOLF CLASSIC: Please support our Golf Classic which will be held on Friday July 28 at Tipperary Golf Club. It had been due to take place on Friday July 14 but the terrible weather meant it had to be called off on the day. This is a vital fundraiser that will help us to upgrade our facilities for future generations. All support will be greatly appreciated. Team of four is €200. Tee boxes are €100. Greens €50. Please contact Brian Deegan on 086 8565531 or any committee member for more information.
RESULTS: U15 Hurling Championship H-H 0-11 Granagh-Ballingarry 1-8. U17 Hurling Championship H-H-Knockainey 3-23 Kilmallock 0-16. U13 Hurling Championship H-H 0-7 Cappamore 2-4.

KILTEELY-DROMKEEN

GUESS THE SCÓR: Thanks to everyone that supported our Juvenile clubs ‘Guess the Scor’ fundraiser. Unfortunately, the final score of Limerick 0-30 – 2-15 KK produced no match. €603 has been raised in total to support the funding of juvenile equipment.
BRIAN BUTLER CUP: KD 1-14 – 0-18 Caherline in Caherconlish, July 20.
Hard luck to our adult hurlers last Thursday. In an exciting and physical game, we just came up short. Thanks to the East board for these games which have served as great prep for championship. Thanks to all supporters on the night and wishing Denis O’Dea a swift recovery.
Team: Jack Donie Franklin, James O’Regan, Paudie Ahern, Sean O’Dea; Keelan O Dea, James Dalaigh, Danny Holton; Robbie Holmes, Matthew O’Dea; Charlie Holmes, Darragh Carrol, Denny Ahern; David Hannon, Denis O’Dea, Darren Murphy; Diarmuid Murphy, John Ahern, Jamie McCarthy, Jamie Kiely, Christy O’Dea, Matthew Hanley.
All in the club wish U17 player, Tristan Cosgrave, the very best in his recovery from a hip injury sustained last week.
LUIMNEACH ABÚ: Congrats to the Limerick Senior Hurlers and all the management and backroom group on winning their 4th All Ireland in a row. Huge congrats especially to Denny Ahern and Conor Ahern on the stats team as well as Eibhear O'Dea as Logistics officer and kitman Ger O’Connell of Pallasgreen.
RIP TED O’DEA: Life President On Sunday night after watching this great Limerick team win once again, our club life president Ted O’Dea passed away peacefully. More details to follow on our socials and rip.ie. Our deepest sympathies to Ted’s family and many friends.
CLUB LOTTO: July 17 - numbers 2, 5, 7, 22. No winner.
Lucky Dip: Brid Ryan, Chris Alymer, Danny Keogh, Sheila Daly.
Sellers Prize: William Ryan
Tickets are on sale for just €2 at Noreen’s Shop in Kilteely, Daybreak Dromkeen and from all lotto committee members.

MONALEEN

LOTTO: The latest lotto draw took place last Thursday night July 20. This draw is kindly sponsored by Pat Tiernan Motors.
The Jackpot was €18,900. The numbers drawn were 7, 2, 30, 35. Lotto plus draw numbers were 15, 35, 9, 28.
Luck Dip winners were Cian Curtin, Noeleen Morris, Paraic McCarthy, Eoghan McCarthy
Next weeks jackpot: €19,200.
LIMERICK SENIOR HURLERS: Well done to the Limerick senior hurlers and in particular our clubmen Paul Kinnerk (coach), Donnacha O’Dalaigh and Jamie Power on winning the All-Ireland on Sunday afternoon last.
SENIOR FIXTURES: Thurs July 27 U19 Premier Hurling Semi Final Coshlea Gaels v Monaleen at Fedamore, 18:45.
Mon July 31 U19 Football Championship Fr Caseys v Monaleen at Abbeyfeale, 19:15
SENIOR RESULTS: U19 Premier Football Championship Group 1 Monaleen 0-10 Mungret 0-7
BORD NA NOG FIXTURES: Mon July 31 U15 Hurling Div 1 Monaleen v Ahane at Monaleen, 19:00
Wednesday August 2 U17 Hurling Div 1 Garryspillane v Monaleen at Knocklong 19:00
Friday August 4 U15 Football Div 1A Dromcollogher-Broadford v Monaleen at Dromcologher 19:00.
BORD NA NOG RESULTS: U17 Hurling Division 1 Monaleen 1-24 Doon 0-25; U13 Hurling Division 1 Monaleen 7-5 Doon 1-5; U15 Hurling Division 1 Na Piarsaigh 0-13 Monaleen 0-7; U15 Football Division 3A Bruff 5-11 Monaleen 2-2.

MUNGRET ST PAULS

CONGRATULATIONS: What a feeling to have the Liam MacCarthy cup return to Limerick for the fourth time in a row. Well done to everyone involved with the Limerick team, as a club we know it is not just the players that win the titles it is down to the coaches, backroom staff, grounds people, volunteers and supporters. We look forward to welcoming the Liam MacCarthy cup back to the Community Centre in the coming weeks.
LIMERICK PLAYERS: There were wins all over at the weekend for Limerick hurling. Congratulations to the U15 A team who played Clare in Bruff on Saturday July 22. This was a quarter final which saw the Limerick team finish in style with a 4-20 to 3-12 result to bring them through to the Semi Final stage. Well done to Mungret St. Pauls players Rory Gleeson, Killian Begley and Rory O’Callaghan. We also had Oisin Donnelly in Kilmallock playing on the second team.
The Limerick U16 hurlers played the last of their group games which sees them into the Finals day. Well done to our own James Flemming who played for Limerick.
The U14 hurlers were also out on Saturday July 22, they were in Mick Neville Park where they played Dublin and Galway in games to help grade for the upcoming tournaments in August. Well done to Mungret St. Pauls, Ruairí Dwane who was on the team who beat Dublin.
U15 HURLING:Both our U15 hurling teams were out again on Monday July 17. Our Division 1 team were just out the road in Ahane where they built up a very impressive 11 point lead only for Ahane to come back in the second half and take over the scoring leaving us with a five point loss by the final whistle. With two games left to play they currently sit in fifth place but results from the next two matches can still make a difference to the final position on the table.
Mungret St. Pauls 2-12 Ahane 3-14
Our Division 3 team had home advantage when they played Na Piarsaighs second team. We proved too strong for the visitors which gave a great opportunity for the younger subs to get a run. There are another four matches ahead of this team with the next one at the end of the month, they currently sit near the middle of the group.
Mungret St. Pauls 7-6 Na Piarsaigh 4-4.
U13 FOOTBALL: Mungret St. Pauls 0-5 Monaleen 3-6. It was a lovely evening for football in Mungret on Tuesday July 18 when Mungret St. Pauls Division 3 team welcomed Monaleen to a game full of skill and team work. Both sides were even for most of the match, Mungret St. Pauls were unlucky to see the ball hit their net which gave Monaleen the win but the Mungret St. Pauls players put everything they had into the game with some great displays of blocking and tackling along with seeking out and working the ball through our players to get the score. This was the sixth match for this team to play with one more match to go in a few weeks time.
U13 CAMOGIE: The camogie championship kicked off on Thurs night when we hosted Crecora at home. Captained by Vivienne McInerney the girls battled hard, even when under pressure. Next Match is away to Newcastle West this Tuesday.
U13 HURLING: Both our U13 Hurling teams fielded on Thursday July 20 with our Division 2 team travelling out to Garryspillane where we were met with a tough team of players who gave as good as they got but it was Mungret St. Pauls who had the upper hand on the score board and taking the win. This leaves us top of the group and into the cup semi final with another two games to play. The next game against Kildimo Pallaskenry is in two weeks.
Mungret St. Pauls 6-7 Garryspillane 2-3. It was out to Banogue for our Division 3 team when they played Dromin Athlacca Banogue. This was a great game for both sides with many skills being used by the players as they worked the ball out of trouble and into a scoring position. Both sides saw wides but the scores that were recorded saw both sides level. There is one last game to play for this team against Na Piarsaigh early August. They currently sit in Shield Semi Final position.
Mungret St. Pauls 1-6 Dromin Athlacca Banogue 0-9
U19 PREMIER FOOTBALL: Mungret St. Pauls 0-7 Monaleen 0-12
It was in Monaleens Peafield Road grounds on Thursday July 20 where our U19 Footballers played their first match against Monaleen. Monaleen proved to be the stronger side, with more players on the age. But our players delivered a creditable, energetic performance, never letting Monaleen get out of touch. But for a few wides, a missed goal or two, this could have gone to the wire.
SIGNED JERSEY WINNER: Our U15 Féile footballers recently held a fundraising raffle for a signed Limerick Jersey. Congratulations to the winner Martha Cooney who is an aunt of our player Jamie Curtin. Hopefully she received it in time for the All Ireland final.

PALLASGREEN

LADIES FOOTBALL: Congratulations to the Limerick Ladies football team who have reached the All Ireland final following a 0-10 to 1-6 victory over Fermanagh in Longford last Saturday afternoon. The club are very proud its representative Sarah Dillon who is a member of the team. The Final will take place in Croke Park on Sunday August 13th and best wishes to all.
GOLF CLASSIC: The club will hold its third annual Golf Classic in Ballykisteen Golf Club, Monard Co Tipperary on Friday August 18. The format will be a Champagne Scramble. With some fabulous prizes on offer including Fourballs at some of Ireland’s leading golf courses. Team of four €200 which includes Golf and 2-course meal in the Pallas Bar & Bistro. For timesheet please contact Jonathon Deere 086-3722601, Gillian Deere 087-2246877 or pallasgreengaagolfclassic@gmail.com. Facebook Pallasgreen GAA Golf Classic. Payment can be made by Revolut R 087 2843693
PALLASGREEN LGFC: Pallasgreen LGFC on going clothes recycling collection. Clean dry reusable clothing, handbags, paired shoes, belts & linen. Drop outside dressing room in GAA pitch any Monday evening before 7pm otherwise drop to Noreen Kennedy (087 3124396) in Brackile or contact Noreen for any large collection.
PALLASGREEN GAA LOTTO: No winner Monday July 17 draw. Numbers drawn were: 4, 10, 11, 19. Lucky Dips; Lucky Dips; Teresa Ryan, Jim McMahon, Riona Ryan, Maurice Gleeson, Philip O’Connell. Lotto is now, online, please see Facebook page for further details.
KNOCKANE GAA LOTTO: No winner Monday July 17 draw. Numbers drawn were; 2, 5, 7, 22. Lucky Dips: Brid Ryan, Chris Alymer, Danny Keogh, Sheila Daly. Sellers Prize. William Ryan.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The club are promoting 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. For register and more details please contact club secretary Margo Greene.

PATRICKSWELL

ALL-IRELAND HURLING CHAMPIONS 2023: Congratulations to Cian Lynch, Diarmaid Byrnes and Aaron Gillane for producing a marvellous display with Limerick to win their fifth All-Ireland Hurling Championship in six years. The club is proud of your achievements and continued success. It is richly deserved for the hard work and commitment you give to both the club and county.
FUNDRAISER: Patrickswell's Senior hurlers, in association with Milford Care Centre, are currently selling chocolate bars with Golden Tickets inside for €5. Milford Care Centre will receive 50% of the proceeds. If you get a golden ticket, you are in for a prize. The top prize is €500 cash, with other prizes to be announced. Prize winners will be revealed in Punch's Bar on August 12.
LOTTO: The Club Lotto draw on Monday July 17 was not won. The numbers drawn were 14, 19, 20 and 26. The bonus number was 29. The €100 Lucky Dip was won by Maurice Histon and the €20 prizes were claimed by John Clancy, Annmarie O'Dwyer, Fiadh & M. O'Riordan, Ann Donnellan and Fergus Kilcoyne. This week's jackpot is €6,800.

SOUTH LIBERTIES

LIMERICK: All Ireland Champions for the 4th time in a row. Our Parishes woke up Monday morning to a cherished reality that Limerick are All Ireland Champions for the 4th year on the trot. Barry Nash's jersey number 4 is so significant now for South Liberties. We are so proud of his performances all year and he didn't let us down last Sunday in Croke Park with another superb execution of defence. Our "Corner Forback" even gave us another point to prove his immense capabilities. Congratulations Barry and Limerick. 2023 Number Plates will be available to purchase in Elm Court this week.
BRIAN BUTLER CUP: Our junior hurlers have reached the final of the Brian Butler after winning their three games in the competition so far.
Round 1 - South Liberties 2-19 Ballybricken 0-15.
We welcomed neighbours Ballybricken to Dooley Pk in Rd1 and came out on top on a scoreline of 2-19 to 0-15. In a game we lead from start to finish a good overall team performance saw us reach the quarter final. Scorers Barry Walsh 0-9, Shane O Neill 2-02, Shane Brosnahan 0-2, David O Neill 0-2, Sean Keane 0-2, Bill Hickey 0-1, Darragh Godfrey 0-1.
Quarter Final - Pallasgreen 1-18 South Liberties 2-21.
We made the short trip to Pallasgreen for this quarter final game and after a hard-fought game played in tricky underfoot conditions, we continued our winning streak in the competition. Down a few players due to injuries/holidays we had to dig deep into our panel and the lads that came in did an excellent job. Leading 2-13 to 1-10 at halftime we kept the score board ticking over in the second half and won out the game 2-21 to 1-18. Scorers Dave O Neill 1-13, Shane Brosnahan 1-03, Sean Keane 0-2, Bill Hickey 0-2, Ryan Godfrey 0-1.
Semi Final - South Liberties 2-21 Doon 0-25.
After winning the coin toss for home advantage we welcomed a very good Doon side to Dooley Park for the semifinal. This turned out to be a cracking game of hurling between two evenly matched sides and after a titanic tussle we just about came out on top at the end. We started on the front foot and within 3 minutes a goal and a point from corner forward Ben Compton and a point from Dave O Neill saw us race into an early lead. Doon registered their first score and for the next ten minutes both sides traded scores. Unfortunately, we lost key defender Michael Meaney to a nasty injury, and we had to make some adjustments to our side. Doon soon got back on level terms but after a great move that started in defence Joe Hegarty got the finishing touch to score our second goal to see us three points up at the short whistle on a score line of 2-10 to 0-13. The first 10 minutes of the second half again saw the sides trade points and by the midway point of the second half we had increased our lead our lead to five points with scores from Dave O Neill 0-4, Shane Brosnahan 0-2 and Bill Hickey 0-1.
We then lost a player to a red card and Doon seized the initiative and with ten minutes to go the game was level. Doon then had a player red carded to even up the numbers. Our lads lifted their game with fresh legs introduced we outscored Doon by four points to two in the remaining minutes with superb scores from Joe Hegarty, Jack Fitzpatrick and Darragh Godfrey. With that the final whistle blew and now we look forward to the final against Caherline. We wish Michael Meaney a speedy recovery and hopefully it won't be too long before Michael is back on the pitch. Scorers Dave O Neill 0-9, Ben Compton 1-2, Shane Brosnahan 0-4, Joe Hegarty 1-1, Darragh Godfrey 0-2, Mike Keane 0-1, Jack Fitzpatrick 0-1, Bill Hickey 0-1.
Panel - Paul Butler, Ben Garry, Enda Meaney, Kieran O'Brien, Michael Meaney, Ben O'Donohue, Stephen Noonan, Mike Keane, Jack Fitzpatrick, Matthew Gaule, Ryan Godfrey, Brendan Aherne, Barry Walsh, Sean Keane, Darragh Godfrey, David O'Neill, Paraic Ryan, Joe Hegarty, Conor McNamara, Shane Brosnahan, Shane O'Neill, Arthur O Donnell, Brendan McSweeney, Bill Hickey, Roan O'Mahoney, Ben Compton, Sean Enright, Shane Kilcoyne, Brendan Butler, Shane Garry, Brian McDonagh, Patrick O Donnell.
PARISH LOTTO: The jackpot is now over €5500 so make sure you get your ticket online or in the local public premises.