Limerick GAA club celebrates 100 year anniversary with evening of music, stories, song and poetry

Ahane GAA Club’s  most famous son Mick Mackey, pictured outside Colbert Station with the Liam MacCarthy Cupplaceholder image
Ahane GAA Club’s most famous son Mick Mackey, pictured outside Colbert Station with the Liam MacCarthy Cup

C'mon Ahane, the spuds are boilin'!

AHANE GAA Club is marking it’s 100 year anniversay this year with a cultural celebration this Saturday, September 19 in the Parish Hall in Castleconnell.

Throw-in is at 8pm for an evening of music, stories, song and poetry.

Tickets are €5 per person and can be purchased at local outlets, including George Lee's Shannon Stores, Protea Coffee Shop, and Whisps Hair and Beauty Salon. Tickets will also be sold at the door if any are available.

The programme features outstanding performers and personalities, including internationally acclaimed singer/songwriter Don Mescall, local legend and All-Ireland champion sean-nos singer Ann Mulqueen, harpist and composer Fiana Ni Chonaill and Planxty Castleconnell (especially formed for this event).

Also taking to the stage will be Eamonn Meskell, Ahane and Limerick dual player and manager of Ahane’s last three senior hurling county-championship teams; Mícheál Ó Siochrú, award winning poet and novelist and Michael Scanlon, singer/songwriter.

Ahane's GAA Hurling and Camogie All-Stars and a combined schools choir will also entertain the masses.

All are welcome.

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