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Rita O'Grady after winning the Aisteoireacht for her club Monagea | PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK have won their first Scór Sinsir title for the first time since 2018 after Rita O'Grady, of Monagea club, successfully won the Aisteoireacht or storytelling as it's known as in english.
Scór celebrates Irish culture, showcasing the very best of Irish music, song, dance, recitation, novelty act and quiz.
Rita's performance throughout the County, Munster and All Ireland competitions was flawless. Her diction, emotion and presence were compelling, her hard work and geniune interest in her craft made her a worthy winner.
A sucessful day for Munster who won two other categories, Tráth na gCeist went to Millstreet, Co. Cork and the Rince Seit awarded to Spa, Co. Kerry.
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