Limerick GAA club notes - latest news from across the city and county

BALLYBRICKEN-BOHERMORE

LOTTO: Lotto results. 1, 12, 15, 30 - No jackpot winner. Lucky dips - Antoinnte McGuire, Angus Frawley, Janet Grene, Anne O'Dwyer. Next draw 17th of November at the Clubhouse. Jackpot €6,700. Thanks for your support.
HARTY CUP: The club would like to wish all involved with the John The Baptist CS, Hospital team the best of luck in their Harty Cup Round 3 match against Blackwater CS Lismore on Wednesday, November 19 in Castlelyons GAA at 1:30pm especially our own Michael Hanly, Rory Hanly, Eoin Clifford, Darragh Clifford , Matthew Cox and John Pratt.
Club AGM: All members are invited to the AGM on Friday, November 21 at 7:30pm.
U20 Fixtures: For the latest Hurling and Football fixtures for our U20s keep an eye on our Facebook, Instagram or X pages for updates.
Purple & Gold Jubilee Gathering: On Saturday, November 15 we remembered the winning teams of 1975 and 2000. All management and players received a commemorative frame with team photos. The club would like to thank Matt O'Callaghan who was superb as MC. We would like to thank Eamonn Cregan who was coach to the 1975 team for making the presentations to the team. We heard tales of only Saturday training sessions, character building press ups, fan clubs, CBS Harty cup teams and that such was the celebration after the whistle that our victorious players returned to the dressing room full of delight only to realise, they had forgotten to remain on the pitch for the cup presentation. The club would like to thank Gerry O'Sullivan for returning to the club to make the presentations to the footballers of 2000. The footballers told tales of replays and that for many the road to victory started with the great work done by their coaches from when they were underage. Andrew Grene compiled a record of matches, player stories and team pictures from both eras and this booklet was available on the night to all. The night was full of stories of brothers, of emigrants to London, America and Clare, of immigrants from Oola, Galbally, Laois, Clare, Kerry and Knockea, all were remembered and applauded. Looking around the room the greatest thing of all was how many from those teams are still involved with the club, on committees, as coaches or supporting our weekly lotto. The club would like to thank everyone who supported the evening, by donating spot prizes, or buying raffle tickets, we would like to thank Donal and Francis Kirby for the hospitality on the night and their generous donation towards the cost of the evening. Pictures from the evening are available on our social media.

CAHERLINE

CLUB LOTTO: No jackpot winner - numbers drawn were 12, 15, 19, 24 - lucky dip winners were The Hickey children, Nancy Lane, Matt Barry, John Murphy and Anthony Galvin (online). Next week’s jackpot will be €13,200 and the draw will be held on Friday night next via Facebook Live. Our lotto tickets can be purchased online, go to www.lottoraiser.ie/Caherline or you can buy through the usual outlets in the village. Many thanks for your continued support.
U20 HURLING: County U20 Hurling Championship, played November 15 in Maguires Fields, UL - full time score, Caherline: 3-15(24) Southside Gaels: 4-14(26). With that result, we finish second in the group & will play Drom-Broadford in the final, details yet to be announced.
CAHERLINE GAA CHRISTMAS RAFFLE: Reminder that this year’s Caherline Gaa Christmas Raffle is live, and we hope you can support! There are €2,300 worth of prizes on offer, tickets are €10 each, or 3 for €20. The prizes are as follows: a €1,000 voucher for the Crescent Shopping Centre, Limerick; a €250 Lee's Centra Voucher; a €250 Gleeson Sport Scene Voucher; a €250 Smyths Toys Voucher; a €250 One4All Voucher & a BERG Go Kart valued at €299. The draw will take place on Friday night, December 5th (via Facebook Live). Get your tickets online or from any committee member.
MEDAL PRESENTATIONS: Caherline Gaa Bord na nÓg will hold their medal presentation evening on this coming Thursday, November 20 in The Millennium Centre from 7pm. The event will be preceded by a parade from the Church yard to The Millennium Centre at 6:45pm, please get out to support the kids if you're around. We'll have special guests in The Millennium Centre to present the medals and there will be refreshments for all.
AGM: Our Club AGM will take place on Monday, November 24 at 8pm in The Millennium Centre. The Club AGM is the most important meeting of the year and every effort should be made to attend.

EAST BOARD

ACADEMY: On Monday evening, November 10 in the Millennium Centre Caherconlish the presentation to the U14s and U15s Divisonal Hurling and Football academies took place.
This is a great recognition for both panels for their attendance and contribution to making the academies a success.
The divisional academies started in 2024 for hurling and football at U14s and this year along with the U14s we also had U15s.
Venues across all of East Limerick were used and both panels had Blitz within the county and travelled to other Counties to participate in games.
This was a new feature this year and was welcomed by all the players.
The Success of the Divisional Academies can only happen with the right people behind it.
Coaches Mike Boland and Jack Franklin week on week coaching the players.
Limerick GAA Coaching & Games Development Pat Donnelly, James Ryan , Sean McCarthy and Eoin O'Mahony who helped massively to make the academies a success.
The East Board thanks the coaches and the Limerick coaching and games for their support and help it is much appreciated. Thanks to East Board officers for their support during the season.
AGM: East Board AGM will take place on December 4 at 8pm in the Millennium Centre Caherconlish.

FR CASEYS

Fixtures: County U21 Championship Fr Caseys v Oola – Saturday, November 29 in Oola at 2pm. County U21 Championship Fr Caseys v Monaleen – Saturday, December 6 in Abbeyfeale at 2pm
Annual General Meeting: Fr Caseys GAA will host their AGM on Thursday December 11 at 8pm in the GAA Clubhouse. All members, players, parents, and supporters are warmly invited to attend. This is a great opportunity to review the past year, discuss future plans, and have your say in the direction of the club. We look forward to seeing you there
LOTTO: Fr Casey’s Club Lotto continued on Tuesday, November 11 with a Jackpot of €30,000 up for grabs. The numbers drawn were 16, 19, 28 with the bonus ball 8. There was no Jackpot or Match 3 winners this week so an additional lucky dip prize was added. The draw continues next Tuesday with the Jackpot remaining at the maximum value of €30,000.
Lucky Dip Winners - €30 each: Niamh Harnett (Square), The Lanes (Mary Lane), G. Lacey (Kathleens), Conor McCarthy (Yearly)
Card Game: The weekly progressive 41 card game continued last Friday night and another great night was enjoyed. Starting at 8.30pm sharp in the GAA Clubhouse, please spread the word and bring a friend, old and new faces are more than welcome.
The following are the results on Friday November 14: Winners (10 games): JD Foley & Liam Murphy
Runners Up (9 games): Geobnait Scannell & Kate Lenihan
Table Prizes: Maura Scannell & Bridget Daughton, Liam O’Connor & Pat Lyons
Raffle: Bridget Daughton, Dan Joe Casey, Sheila Breen, James O’Connell, Mossie Gleeson.

GALTEE GAELS

GAMES: With the poor weather forecast for last weekend the County Board took the decision on Thursday to defer the U20 football fixtures for Saturday last. Galtee Gaels were fixed to play Shannon Gaels at home, two clubs at the extreme ends of the County approx 110k apart, in this one the risk of travelling and not being able to play was too great. Check with club officials for re fixture.
LADIES FOOTBALL: The U19 team were fixed to play Drom-Broadford on Sunday morning last. Both sides were playing to top the group in a very entertaining game Galtee Gaels came out on top on the score of 3-16 to 4-6. They will play Mungret St Pauls in the semi-final on this Sunday morning at home, check with club officials for start time.

KILTEELY-DROMKEEN

RTÉ NATIONWIDE: We were delighted to host the film crew on Sunday morning at our sun drenched GAA grounds. Thanks to all our juvenile members, coaches and parents for getting involved.
LEINSTER HURLING FINAL: Best of luck to Fionn Murphy and Amsterdam GAA in the final v Longford Slashers this Saturday in Longford. Game is live on Clubber at 1.30pm.
MUNSTER SENIOR FOOTBALL: Best of luck to Killian and Eoin Bosco Ryan with Mungret in their Munster semi v Dingle this weekend.
LOTTO: November 10 results - 3, 7, 9, 25. Lucky Dip: Louise O'Riordan, Mary O'Grady, ACNS McNamara, Philip Murphy Sellers Prize: New Pallas Post Office
Current Jackpot - €2,400
Tickets are on sale for just €2 at The Street bar in Kilteely, Daybreak Dromkeen and from all lotto committee members. Best of luck to everyone buying tickets and thanks for your continued support.

MONALEEN

LOTTO: 05, 16, 18, 23 and Lotto plus draw: 7, 10, 13, 19. Lucky dips: John Conway, Lynda Lynch, Ann Finnegan, Pamela Likely. Next weeks Jackpot: 20,000. Every contribution supports the ongoing development and improvement of our clubs facilities and equipment, benefiting all age groups and sports. By taking part, you not only help strengthen our community but also have the opportunity to win exciting prizes each week. Our current jackpot stands at an impressive 20,000. Thank you for your support!
The club lotto can be played on Clubforce. All support is very much appreciated.
SCHOOL: Congratulations to Monaleen National School on a fantastic week of football success! The boys team claimed victory in both the Cumann na mBunscol City and County competitions. A brilliant achievement well done to all involved! The Monaleen NS girls team followed up their City Final win (captained by Avril Gavin) with a thrilling victory in the County Final. Incredible resilience and team work huge congratulations! A massive well done to all the players, teachers, and coaches
CHRISTMAS: Monaleen GAA Club Christmas Family Party and Christmas Market️ Tickets will be on sale this week for our Monaleen GAA Club Christmas Family Party, happening Sunday, December 14. Follow us on all our socials to stay updated on ticket details! On the day, well have lots there to entertain the kids (and adults!): A Special Guest. Our Monaleen Christmas Market is also happening the same day in the grounds of the GAA Club. Lots of local businesses attending, and a choir to provide some festive cheer.
MUSIC: Calling All Musicians, Singers & Dancers! Monaleen GAA Club is thrilled to invite you to a vibrant evening of music, singing and dancing! Every 3rd Friday of the month Time: 7:30 PM 8:30 PM Location: Monaleen Clubhouse, Schoolhouse Rd, Monaleen, Limerick, V94 T9W4 This is a fantastic opportunity to connect, share your talents, and celebrate local culture. The session continues every 3rd Friday of the month, so mark your calendars! Everyone is welcome!
FIXTURES: Best of luck players and management, all support greatly appreciated for the teams.

MUNGRET ST PAULS

JUNIOR C CAMOGIE: Hard luck to our Limerick Motor Centre sponsored Junior C Camogie team who battled hard against Tournafulla at home last Sunday in the Shield Final!
After a slow start Mungret gradually came into the game, and at half-time there was just 3 points between them. Tournafulla had a purple patch in the 2nd half and built up a lead that we just couldn’t claw back.
LIMERICK CAMOGIE: Congratulations to our Camogie crew who will wear the green jersey of Limerick yet again when they step up to the U16 squad in 2026 - Chloe McAuliffe, Saoirse Browne, Lucy Barry, Eilis O’Neill
We are very proud of the 4 of you and look forward to seeing you all in action in the new year!
MINOR LADIES FOOTBALL: Mungret St Pauls 2-3 Feohanagh Castlemahon 4-8. Hard luck to our Minor team who narrowly lost out to Feohanagh-Castlemahon on Sunday. November 10 in the second round of their championship. The girls were trailing by a point at half time and despite their best efforts to take the lead it unfortunately wasn't to be on the day for them. They have their final group game this coming Sunday away to Fr Caseys on Sunday morning at 11am.
All support is greatly appreciated as always.
SARSFIELD CUP: Well done to all the players who represented their clubs and schools in the Sarsfield Cup this week. Mungret St Pauls are delighted to have six players wear their divisions jersey with pride. Colm played on the East team who were unlucky in their result against the West team. There were five players on the City Sarsfield cup team Danny, Jamie, Mattie, Sean and Carter who had a win over the South team.
The Limerick City will now meet West Limerick in the final of the Sarsfield Cup which will take place on Wednesday, November 19.
COUNTY: Mungret St Pauls would like to wish Diarmuid Mullins and his backroom team the best of luck in 2026 with the Limerick Minor Hurling panel.
U20 PREMIER HURLING: Mungret St Pauls 4-18 Bruff 3-15. Mungret St. Pauls produced a powerful and composed performance in Mick Neville Park on Thursday, November 13 to claim a deserved victory over a spirited Bruff side, finishing eight-point winners after a first-half scoring burst paved the way for success.
Bruff opened the scoring inside the first minute with a free, but Mungret St Pauls replied immediately with a well-taken point from play. The early exchanges were tight, with Bruff edging ahead 0-4 to 0-2 after six minutes as they took advantage of placed balls and sharp shooting.
Mungret St Pauls, however, settled into the contest and began to find their rhythm. 3 points from play kept the sides level, and when a long-range ’65 was expertly converted on 15 minutes, Mungret St Pauls drew level again at 0-6 apiece.
The turning point arrived near the end of the first half — seven minutes of devastating hurling that Bruff simply couldn’t contain. A brilliantly worked move resulted in Mungret St. Pauls first goal quickly followed by a second just two minutes later. The red and white were suddenly in full flow, and Bruff’s defence struggled to match the pace and precision of the Mungret St Pauls forwards.
Bruff managed a point to briefly steady themselves, but Mungret St Pauls struck again with a third goal on 25 minutes, pushing the gap to eight. A point from play moments later kept the momentum firmly in Mungret St Pauls favour before a fourth goal a minute later capped off a remarkable spell that saw them race into a 4-8 to 0-8 lead at the break.
Though Bruff would battle hard in the second half - eventually finishing with 3-15 - the foundation laid by Mungret St Pauls blistering first-half run proved unshakeable. They kept the scoreboard ticking throughout the second period, adding ten more points to maintain control and ensure the margin never seriously narrowed.
In the end, Mungret St Pauls’ combination of scoring efficiency,
Teamwork, and a ruthless first-half surge proved too much for Bruff.
It was a confident, intelligent performance and a statement victory to see them top the group table with 3 wins.
SCOR NA NOG: Congratulations to all the competitors who took part in the Scór na nÓg Munster Semi Finals which took place on Saturday, November 15 in Pallasgreen.
Well done to the Mungret St Pauls members who qualified for the Munster Scór na nÓg Final set for Sunday, November 30 in Halla na Féile, Cashel at 2pm. Ceol Uirlise - Rebecca Ní hOráin, Lydia Ní Chodlata, Tomás Mac Biorna, Cathal Ó Riain agus Saoirse Nic Pháidín.
Rince Seit - Céire Ní Dhiolúin, Lily Ní Chondún, Lily Ní Dhubhghail, Gráinne Ní Bhriain, Eloise Ní Chonaill, Holly Ní Pléimeann, Felicita Ní Payyappily agus Holly Ní Chondún.

PALLASGREEN

U20 HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP: The U20 hurlers championship aspirations are over for the 2025 season following a comprehensive defeat by Granagh/Ballingarry/Croom last Friday night in UL North Campus pitch. It was only the brave and faithful that turned out for this encounter following the wind a rain that swept across the country. But it was storm Granagh/Ballingarry /Croom that blew strong in the first half as they led by 1-11 to 0-1. They continued that pattern into the second period and ran out winners by 2-17 to 0-6. Team; Z Murphy Ryan, C Cosgrave, Eoin Pearse, C O’Shaughnessy, N McNamara, R O’Connor, P Phelan, C Stokes, D O’Connor, C O’Dwyer, D O’Connell, S Pearse, E McCarthy, D Gammell. Subs; J Fraher, Mark Looby, Matthew Looby,
PALLASGREEN GAA LOTTO; No winner November 10 draw. Numbers drawn were; 17, 21, 23, 24 Lucky Dips; Mickey Gammell, Tara McGrath, Eimear Shanahan, Gerry Gammell, Ger O’Connell.
KNOCKANE GAA LOTTO: No winner Nov 10th Draw. Numbers drawn were; 3, 7, 9, 25. Lucky dip winners; Louise O’Riordan, Mary O’Grady, A.C.N.S McNamara, Philip Murphy. Sellers Prize; New Pallas Post Office.
MASS FOR DECEASED CLUB MEMBERS: Mass will be celebrated for the deceased members of Pallasgreen GAA Club this Saturday night, November 22 at 6pm In Nicker Church. All are welcome.

PATRICKSWELL

CAMOGIE: The Munster Junior Camogie Championship Final takes centre stage as Patrickswell face Clooney-Quin of Clare on Sunday November 23. Please show your support for the team.
CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: The Club AGM will take place on Thursday December 4 at 8.30pm in the Clubhouse. Nomination and Motion Forms have been issued and must be returned to the Secretary on or before Thursday November 27.
CLUB MEMBERSHIP: Club Membership for 2026 has opened, with prices unchanged from 2025. You can now pay membership on ClubZap through instalments if you wish.
CLUB LOTTO: The Club Lotto draw on Monday November 10 was not won. The numbers drawn were 12, 13, 14 and 30. The bonus number was 23. The €50 Lucky Dips were won by Micheal O'Brien and Brendan Graham, while the €20 prizes were claimed by Pat Punch, E. Keogh, Kathleen O'Reilly, Elis Vahenomm, John & Orla Clifford and Jack Coleman. This week's jackpot is €5,200

ST KIERANS

GAA DRAW: St Kieran's GAA Club are holding a fundraising draw in the coming months with a Ford Kuga St-Line car or €40,000 in cash as the first prize, plus five runner-up prizes of €1,000. Individual tickets are on sale for €50 each. Family tickets are also available with free tickets on family/group deals. All tickets purchased before November 30, will be entered into an Early Bird draw for one night's B and B for two at the Heritage Hotel Killenard County Laois, including afternoon tea, evening meal and €500 spending money. All support will be appreciated, and the main draw will be held on Monday January 26, 2026.
U20 HURLING: St Kieran's lost to Glenquin Gaels by 1-16 to 1-13 in Group 4 of the U20 B Hurling Championship played on Tuesday November 11.
GAA AGM: St Kieran's GAA Club will hold their annual general meeting on Friday, November 21, at 8.30pm. They will review this year's events and look forward to 2026. All are welcome especially new members.
CAMOGIE AGM: St Kieran's Camogie club will hold their annual general meeting on Wednesday, November 26, at 8pm in Ardagh Hall/Ardagh Primary School. To see new faces involved would be greatly appreciated.