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THE LIMERICK U19 football panel has been announced ahead of the 2026 season. Twenty six players have included on the Limerick U19 football panel, with fourteen clubs across the county being represented.
Twelve of last year's Limerick minor football panel have been included on the U19 panel for the upcoming season. Matthew Cox, Ryan Downey, Markus Vang, Aaron O'Kelly, James Browne, Leon Curtin, Keelan Lonergan, Ryan Rooney, Jamie Crowley, Amhlaoibh Bohane, Jack Dervan and Rory Vaughan were all part of last year's Limerick minor football panel.These players will be aiming to break onto the Limerick U20 football panel next year.
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LIMERICK U19 Football Panel: Sean Downes (Askeaton-Ballysteen-Kilcornan), Matthew Cox (Ballybricken-Bohermore), Ryan Downey (Ballylanders), Liam Lawless (Ballylanders), Aaron Deane (Bruree), Conor Clancy (Camogue Rovers), Markus Vang (Cappagh), Aaron O'Kelly (Fr Casey's), Evan O'Connor (Fr Casey's), James Browne (Fr Casey's), Kieran Roche (Fr Casey's), Leon Curtin (Fr Casey's), Keelan Lonergan (Glin)), Ryan Rooney (Monagea), Jamie Crowley (Monaleen), Rory Heffernan (Monaleen), Danny Nash (Monaleen), Oscar Fitzgerald (Monaleen), Amhlaoibh Bohane (Mungret St Paul's), Jack Dervan (Mungret St Paul's), Paul Logue (Newcastle West), Rory Vaughan (Newcastle West), Sean Fitzgerald (Newcastle West), Charlie Stokes (Pallasgreen), Darragh Newman (St Patrick's), Tommy O'Brien (St Patrick's).
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