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The Limerick Masters hurling team who took on Dublin in a recent challenge match
THE Limerick Masters hurling and football teams have both been in action recently as the countdown to their championship fare continue.
In hurling, Limerick take on Kildare on Saturday, April 25 in Kilcock at 1pm in their Championship opener.
As they prepare for this clash, the side managed by Mike Flynn of Na Piarsaigh and coached by Francie O'Halloran recently took on Dublin in a challenge match.
The footballers have have six group games starting with a trip to Cork on May 9 before hosting Waterford two weeks later.
The side managed by Liam Mulcahy and Paul Darmody continued their Championship preparations with a challenge match against Kerry on Good Friday in Abbeyfeale.
Hurling panel: Alan Doherty, Niall Collins, Niall Moran, Tony Cross (all Ahane); Patrick Hartigan (Ballybrown); Barry O’Shaughnessy, Liam Walsh, Paudie Leahy (all Blackrock); Barry Manton, Karl O’Regan, Ger Kelleher, Saoirse Bulfin (all Bruff); Andrew Brennan, Derek Connaughton, Peter Tiernan (all Caherline) Harry Dore (Castletown-Ballygran); Conor Sherlock, Ian McNamara (both Claughaun); Denis Barry, Seamus Barry, Ed Kiely, Mike McKenna (all Doon); Kieran Leahy (Dromcollogher-Broadford); Paudie O’Dwyer (Garryspillane); Stephen Walsh (Glenroe); Noel Noonan (Granagh-Ballingarry); Adrian Garvey, Brendan O’Shea, John Chawke, Mikey Dillon, Roger Ryan (all Kildimo-Pallaskenry); Joe Mulcahy, Martin Mullane (both Killeedy); Mark Kelly (Monagea); Barry O’Grady (Mungret-St Paul’s); Paudie McNamara (Murroe-Boher); Derek Grimes (Na Piarsaigh); Mike Keane (South Liberties); Tony Doyle (St. Kierans); Mike Geary (St Patricks); Batt Curtin, Christopher O’Connor, Liam O’Sullivan (all Tournafulla).
Football panel: Paul Darmody, Jimmy Feerick, Ross O’Neill (all Ahane); Mike Reidy (Athea); Leonard Coughlan (Ballybrown); Tom Lee, Noel Frewen (both Ballylanders), John O’Sullivan (Bruff); Derek Connaughton (Caherline); Michael O’Donoghue (Claughaun); Marty Stokes, Micheal Reidy (both Dromcollogher-Broadford); John Lynch (Feenagh); Andy Breedy (Galtee Gaels); Ger Lyons (Glin); Ronan Magee (Hospital-Herbertstown); Joe Mulcahy (Killeedy); Ollie Dowling (Knockaderry); Trevor Cosgrave, Denis O’Connor, Brian O’Leary (all Knockane); Maurice O’Connor (Mountcollins); Breandan O’Hannaigh (Mungret-St Paul’s); Padhric Ryan (Oola); Eddie Mulcahy (Pallasgreen); Keith Harnett (Rathkeale); John Doyle, Anthony Molyneaux (both St. Kierans); Mike Geary, Dermot Phelan, Philip Moloney (all St. Patricks); Michael Sillery (St. Senans).
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