Shane Dowling in action for Limerick against Galway in their Allianz Hurling League Division 1A fixture at the TÚS Gaelic Grounds last March
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Conall O'Duinn, of Monaleen, starts at centre half-forward on the Limerick U20 football side to face Tipperary in the Munster U20 championship in Fethard on Friday night
SHANE KELLY has announced his U20 Limerick football team that will face Tipperary in their opening game of the Munster Championship in Fethard this Friday, March 15 at 7pm.
The U20 team will be captained by Aaron Neville (Newcastlewest), who is also a member of Jimmy Lee's senior Limerick football squad.
The Treaty team reached the Munster semi-final in 2023. A number of players in Shane Kelly's squad featured for the Limerick minor side which reached the Munster final in 2021.
Limerick face back-to-back fixtures with a home game against Waterford on March, 23 before taking on Clare on March 30, with both games fixed for Mick Neville Park in Rathkeale.
LIMERICK U20 TEAM: Craig MacInnes (Cappagh), Craig O’Connell (Ahane), Jason Hassett (Mungret/St Pauls), Paddy Downey (Oola), John Whelan (Newcastlewest), Aaron Neville (Capt) (Newcastlewest), Michael Kilbridge (Fr Casey's), Emmet Rigter (Newcastlewest), Darragh Murray (Monaleen), Senan O’Brien (St.Senan's), Conall O’Duinn (Monaleen), Bobby Smith (Ballybrown), Diarmuid Hynes (Mungret/St Paul's), Ronan Quirke (Fr.Casey's), Shane Cross (St Patrick's).
Substitutes: Robert Galligan (Claughaun), Jamie Behan (Ballybrown), Michéal Fahy (Dromcollogher/Broadford), Conor McMahon (Kildimo/Pallaskenry), Padraic Murphy (Ballysteen), Marc Nolan (Fr Casey's), Patrick Noonan-Sweeney (Newcastlewest), Diarmuid Ryan (Feenagh/Kilmeedy), Oisín Woulfe (Fr Casey's)
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