Limerick's Adam English in action against Ronan Maher, of Tipperary, in their Munster SHC round robin fixture in Thurles last April | PICTURE: Sportsfile
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Keelan Lonergan in action for the Limerick minors in last year's All-Ireland Tier 3 clash against Wicklow in Rathkeale I PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
LIMERICK minor football manager Garrett Noonan and his management team have named their minor panel ahead of the 2026 season.
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There are 19 clubs represented on this year's 35-man panel.
Limerick kick-start their 2026 Munster minor football championship season away to Tipperary on March 30 before hosting Clare a week later on April 6.
Limerick will then finish Phase 1 of the Munster Championship away to Waterford on April 13.
Limerick Minor Football Panel is Released:
— Limerick GAA (@LimerickCLG) February 16, 2026
Garrett Noonan manger of the Limerick Minor Football team and his selectors has released their 2026 Panel, All in Limerick GAA Football would like to wish all involved with the Minors the very best for the year. pic.twitter.com/Ud8ENN1QqU
The Limerick minor football panel for 2026 is as follows:
Cillian Murphy - Askeaton/Ballysteen/Kilcornan
Brooklyn Delahunty - Askeaton/Ballysteen/Kilcornan
Charlie McCarthy - Adare
Donncha Feerick - Ahane
Harry Ferte - Ahane
Kevin McNamara - Ahane
Daniel Barry - Ballybricken/Bohermore
Ronan Conneely - Ballybricken/Bohermore
Adam Kiely - Ballybrown
Cian Lonergan - Ballylanders
Conor Nunan - Ballylanders
Eoghan Murnane - Camougue Rovers
Cathal Donnelly - Camogue Rovers
Shay Looney - Cappagh
Ollie Stokes - Dromcollogher/Broadford
Sean O'Flynn - Dromcollogher/Broadford
Aaron Murphy - Fr Casey's
Eoin Broderick - Fr Casey's
Mikey O'Connor - Fr Casey's
Jamie McAuliffe - Fr Casey's
Jack Prendergast - Galtee Gaels
Padraig Casey - Galtee Gaels
Cian Barry - Kildimo/Pallaskenry
Padraig Barrett - Knockaderry
Darragh Doyle - Monaleen
Darragh Lally - Monaleen
Jack Moynihan - Monaleen
Luke McDermott - Monaleen
Rory O'Dwyer - Monaleen
Tom Gavin - Monaleen
Eoghan Hogan - Mungret St Paul's
Dean Ryan - Na Piarsaigh
Kevin Kearns - Pallasgreen
Conor O'Dwyer - Rathkeale
Ben Hough - St Kieran's
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