Limerick U20 football manager John O'Grady
THE Limerick U20 football squad for the 2025 championship season has been named.
A 34-strong squad has been named by the Limerick management team.
Limerick begin their Munster U20 football championship campaign against Tipperary with a Phase 1 game at a Limerick venue on March 8.
The Shannonsiders then face away fixtures against Waterford on March 15 before making the trip to a Clare venue to take on the Banner on March 22.
John O'Grady was appointed as Limerick U20 football manager last August. He served as selector with the Limerick U20 footballers for the previous four seasons.
The Oola man has managed numerous Limerick football development squads as well as the University of Limerick's Fresher's football teams in the last seven years.
In 2021 and 2022 he coached the Clare ladies footballers and in 2023 the East Limerick man was part of the Limerick ladies footballers backroom team which reached the All-Ireland junior final in 2023.
Andrew Lane, of St Senan's, is coach to the Limerick U20 football side. Lane was part of Limerick senior football from 2005 until 2013.
Lane's clubmate Ray O'Flaherty has also joined the backroom team. O'Flaherty has coached various underage teams in St Senans.
David Devane is coach/selector. Devane was part of the St Brigid's backroom team in Roscommon that went onto win a county title and a Connacht Championship last year.
Galway native Robert Hannan is the goalkeeping coach with the side. Hannan won a Galway IFC title and a Connacht IFC title in 2008 with his club St Michaels.
Limerick reached last year's All-Ireland U20 B semi-final and O'Grady will be hoping Limerick can build on that.
Other members of the management team include Mel Devine (St Senans, Statistics/Analysis), Gerry Butler (Claughan, Statistics/Analysis), John Lynch (Gerald Griffins, Liason Officer), Kieran Barrett (Kitman, Kildimo Pallaskenry), Daniel Quirke (Oola, Physio) and Stephen Lucy (Doctor, Croom).
Limerick U20 football squad 2025:
Ross Allen Kildimo/Pallaskenry
Calum Boyle Fr Caseys
Jack Butler Ahane
Liam Chambers St Patricks
Evan Curry Athea
Donal Dawson Ahane
Paddy Downey Oola
Michéal Fahy Dromcollogher Broadford
Jake Foley Mungret St Paul’s
Barry Griffin Monaleen
Sean Holland South Liberties
Charlie Holmes Kilteely Dromkeen
Tadhg Hourigan Pallasgreen
Diarmuid Hynes Mungret St Paul’s
Michael Kilbridge Fr Caseys
Tom Lloyd Mungret St Paul’s
Cathal Mangan Croom
Cian McGrath Oola
Conor McMahon Kildimo/Pallaskenry
Rian McNamara Hospital Herbertstown
Luke Murphy Croom
Brian O Callaghan Dromcollogher Broadford
Adam O'Connell Ahane
Shane O'Grady Oola
Aidan O'Shea Cappagh
Cian O'Sullivan Kildimo/Pallaskenry
Shane Pearse Pallasgreen
Padraic Phelan Pallasgreen
Tommy Ryan Dromcollogher Broadford
Ben Ryan Croom
Tom Ryan Oola
Bobby Smith Ballybrown
Luke Walsh Mungret St Paul’s
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