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Shane Kelly is in for another year as Limerick U20 football manager.
LIMERICK have confirmed their managements for both U17 and U20 grades for the 2024 season. Shane Kelly is again the U20 manager, while Gerard O'Connor is the new U17 boss.
Kelly guided the U20 side to a Munster semi-final last season, losing out to Cork at that stage. The Newcastle West man is again joined by Mikey Lyons (Adare), James Kelly (Newcastle West), Damien Fitzgibbon (St Senan's), John Walsh (Gerald Griffins), Dermot Dineen (Monaleen), John Lynch (Gerald Griffins) and John O'Grady (Oola) in his management team.
Meanwhile, it's all change at the U17 grade with O'Connor replacing John Ryan in the role. He has former Limerick captain Tommy Stack as one of his coaches.
The full U17 management is as follows: Gerard O'Connor (Fr Caseys), Niall McDermott (Monaleen), Danny Murphy (Ballylanders), Sean Ahern (Mungret St Paul's), Tommy Stack (Drom-Broadford), Donagh Kelly (Fr Caseys), Derek Casey (Caherconlish), Daniel Daly (Fr Caseys).
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