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Limerick's Cathy Mee
LIMERICK manager Graham Shine has named his team to take on Antrim in the first round of the TG4 Ladies Football Junior Championship. Throw-in on this Sunday, June 12 is at 2pm in Bruff.
Limerick Ladies Junior Football v Antrim:
1 Sophie Hennessy Old Mill
2 Kristine Reidy Feohanagh/Castlemahon
3 Alva Quaid Old Mill
4 Sarah O'Sullivan St Brigids
5 Meadhbh MacNamara St Ailbes
6 Niamh Ryan St Ailbes
7 Aine McGrath Ballylanders
8 Roisin Ambrose Old Mill
9 Leah Coughlan Oola
10 Katie Heelan St Ailbes
11 Rebecca Delee Feohanagh/Castlemahon
12 Cathy Mee Ballylanders
13 Iris Kennelly Old Mill
14 Amy Ryan Oola
15 Catriona Davis Monagea
16 Carol Bateman Mungret St Pauls
17 Lauren Ryan Adare
18 Rose Hyland Ballylanders
19 Maeve O'Halloran Adare
20 Anna O'Dea Oola
21 Rebekah Daly Athea
22 Eibhlís Lee Ballylanders
23 Lucy Costello Croom
24 Claire Hayes Oola
25 Eimear Kirby Knockainey
26 Cathy Ambrose Old Mill
27 Sarah Dillon Pallasgreen
28 Noelle Curtin Athea
29 Grainne McKenna St Ailbes
30 Mairead Kavanagh St Ailbes
Members of the Irish Red Cross Limerick branches with Mayor of Limerick City and County Cllr Daniel Butler
Hannah Scanlon with her Centenarian Bounty from President Michael D Higgins and, below, with members of her family | PICTURES: Brendan Gleeson
A Boil Water Notice imposed on the Abbeyfeale public water supply has been lifted | FILE PHOTO
Limerick hurling fan John Scully, a tidy footballer with Galbally in his youth, with St Camillus’ staff Sarah and Claire
The case was before Kilmallock Courthouse
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