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CLUB LIMERICK New York have very generously donated $5,000 to Limerick Camogie to assist with the ongoing development of camogie in Limerick.
Eddie Wiley, Chairperson of Club Limerick New York and originally from Kilmallock and Mary Myers secretary of Club Limerick NY and from Effin presented Limerick players Lizanna Boylan, Caoimhe Lyons along with their manager Joe Quaid, Dave Deady (Junior Manager) and board members Marian Quinn (Limerick Camogie Chairperson), Mary MacArthur (Co. Registrar), Frankie Finn (Limerick Camogie Vice Chairperson) and Jack Ward (Co. Development Officer) the cheque for the $5,000 donation outside the Woodlands Hotel last Saturday.
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