Limerick GAA notes - latest news from clubs around the county

BALLYBRICKEN-BOHERMORE

LOTTO: The club Lotto stands at €12,200. This week's winning numbers were 1, 4, 9, 14. Lucky dip winners were Maisie O'Brien, Bridget Ryan, John O'Dea, Seamus and Liz Whelan would like to thank all for their continued support.
GOLF CLASSIC: Following on from the success of our 2022 Golf Classic, All in the club are delighted to announce our 2024 Golf Classic. The event takes place on Friday May 3 in Ballyneety Golf Club. To enter a team or sponsor a Tee Box, contact any of the fundraising committee through social media channels or via email.
FEILE: Our U15 hurlers who are joined with Croom, were out in the Feile in Tournafulla and Killeedy on Saturday last - the lads won one game and lost three games. Despite their best efforts they didn't progress to the finals - well done to all involved.

BRUFF

LOTTO: There was no winner of last week’s Lotto Jackpot. The numbers drawn were 9, 12, 19 and 25. The Lucky Dip winners were €50 Celine Barrett and €20 went to each of the following: Helen Lawerence, Majella Walsh, Mandy Walsh, Paddy Mulchy, Shane Bulfin, Chrissy Bagnell, Denise Hanley, Betty Geary and Ellie Glynn. This week the Jackpot is €2700. Thank you for your continued support.
BINGO: Bingo is on in Bruff GAA Complex every Thursday evening at 8pm. Raffle and numerous prizes to be won. All very welcome!
FIXTURES: April 3 at 6.30pm - U17 Football League, Bruff v Knockaderry in Bruff. April 6 at 6.30pm - South Senior Hurling League. Bruff v Effin in Bruff. April 7 at 12pm - South Junior A Hurling. Blackrock v Bruff in Blackrock; April 7 at 12pm - South Junior B Hurling. Camogie Rovers v Bruff in Camogie Rovers
MEMBERSHIP: Club Membership for 2024 closed on March 31, 2024. Thank you to all who have registered.
FEILE: Our U15 hurlers and coaches took part in Féile na nGael on Saturday, March 30 and qualified for the semi-finals. Best wishes to them. Many thanks to Tom Coleman of Toco Welding for sponsoring our U15 Féile Team and coaches with tops. The tops were presented to the team in the clubhouse in advance of Féile na nGael.
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: A successful Team Limerick Clean Up took place Friday, March 29. Thank you to everyone who showed their support.
CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW: Bruff Bord na nÓg are delighted to announce their intercounty senior hurling championship preview night, to be held in the clubhouse, on Friday April 12. With a stellar expert panel, this promises to be a fantastic night of discussion and insight into this year’s championship. Excellent raffle prizes, followed by an auction for a signed Limerick jersey, with the Liam MacCarthy Cup in attendance to oversee all proceedings! Tickets are limited so please book now at the link at www.eventbrite.ie

CRECORA-MANISTER

FIXTURES: Our Junior Premier hurlers open their season away against Bruree next Saturday, April 6 at 6.30pm. Our U17 Footballers in amalgamation with South Liberites play their first match away to Oola this Wednesday, April 3 at 18.30pm. The U13 footballers begin their season on Wednesday, April 3 at 6pm against Mungret in Crecora.
HURLING FEILE: We are very proud of our Feile team who put in a strong performance against Caherline, took a win against South Liberties and were beaten by Cappamore. The boys put in some great displays of hurling and teamwork. Thanks to all the parents and coaches involved. A special thank you to the mothers who provided some enjoyable refreshments on the day.
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: The annual Team Limerick Clean Up took place again on Good Friday. There were 10 roads covered in the operation and a big thank you to all the volunteers on the day. It was lovely to see the community spirit willing to keep the locality clean. Special thanks to John McCarthy and Tim Ryan for organising collections.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: Congrats to Tom McNamara winning €200 in the Club Limerick Draw.
WALKING GROUP: Crecora Community Walking Group invites you to join us on our outing to Ballyhoura. Meeting at Darragh Creamery Car Park on Sunday, April 7 at 12 noon. There are several walks to choose from which will suit all ages and levels of fitness. The walks are: Keale River walk - a very leisurely ramble along scenic river path with lots of little bridges in between! The Keale River walk is level and has a fairy village 3km from Darragh bridge. The other walks require a moderate to good level of fitness. We encourage you to bring along a picnic which can be enjoyed on the benches in the car park afterwards. We would love to meet as many people as possible on the day so please share this message. Many thanks. Please contact Donnacha on 087 4167797 if you have any questions.
CON AND ANNIE KIRBY: We are now through to the quarter finals of the Con and Annie Kirby memorial stakes next Saturday night. Our nominated dog, Prince Nassem successfully navigated her way through Heat 1 on Easter Saturday night. Thanks to Limerick Greyhound Stadium for a wonderful night and we are looking forward to the quarter finals next week.

CAHERLINE

LOTTO: No jackpot winner - numbers drawn were 4, 7, 9 & 10. €50 Lucky dip winners were Julie Madden (Online), Boland & Iversen Families, Marriane O'Donnell, Elizabeth Callaby (Online) and Jackie Gaffrey (Online). Next week’s jackpot will be €16,600 and the draw will be held on Friday night next via Facebook Live.
FEILE: The Mr. Binman Feile na nGael took place last Saturday March 30 in Cappamore. Our U15's put in a great effort all day, beating Crecora-Manister 4-3 to 1-8, losing to a strong Cappamore side in the second game & beating South Liberties 4-3 to 3-2. Unfortunately two wins wasn't enough to send us through, but the lads should be proud of their efforts, with some great hurling on show in all three games. The panel was - Rhys Moloney, Daire O'Dwyer, Adam Ryan, Sam Barrett, Jamie Kiely, Brian McGrath, Colin Ryan, Philip Power, Ryan Mannion, Michael Koyce, Leejay Browne, Aaron O'Brien, Sam Madden, Sean O'Dwyer, Patryk Staszwoski, Richie Coffey, Taylor Kennedy & Reilly Browne.
FIXTURES: Weather permitting, we'll have some adult games to look forward to next weekend - on Saturday April 6 at 6:30pm, our Premier Junior lads head over to Croom for Round 1 of the South East Intermediate Hurling League; on Sunday April 7, our Junior B team welcome Na Piarsaigh to Caherconlish for a 12 noon throw-in - this game is likely to be pushed, so keep an eye on our social media for updates just in case.

EAST BOARD

JUNIOR B HURLING: East Board club meeting Monday, March 25 the following is the Draw from the East Junior B hurling Championship 2024. Group 1: Doon, South Liberties, Fedamore, Ahane, Ballybricken-Bohemore. Group 2: Murroe-Boher, Cappamore, Pallasgreen, Caherline. Dates and time will be advised in the coming weeks.
JUNIOR B FOOTBALL: East Junior B Football Championship - five teams entered - South Liberties, Cappamore, Oola, Pallasgreen, Knockane . Dates and time will be advised in the coming weeks.
BRIAN BUTLER CUP: Brian Butler Cup - Ten teams entered the following is the draw: Prelim Pallasgreen v Murroe-Boher; Prelim South Liberties v Kilteely-Dromkeen. Quarter Finals: A: Ballybricken-Bohermore v Pallasgreen/Murroe-Boher; B: Doon V South Liberties/Kilteely-Dromkeen; C: Ahane V Cappmore; D: Fedamore V Caherline. Semi Final A v B C v D. Dates and times will be advised in the coming weeks.
80TH YEAR: East Board is 80 years in existence and we have a football tournament to mark the occasion, Oola GAA have kindly sponsored the Trophy for this tournament and the Board is greatly appreciate of this. Eight teams have entered and the draw is the following: A: Kilteely-Dromkeen v Ahane; B: Oola v South Liberties; C: Cappamore v Knockane; D: Fedamore v Ballybricken-Bohermore. Semi final A v B C v D. There will also be a shield semi finals for teams who get knocked out in the quarter finals same format A v B and C v D.
East Board thanks all the teams for their support in running this tournament to mark our 80th year.

FR CASEYS

FIXTURES: Junior Football League Fr Caseys Vs Banogue – Thursday April 4 in Abbeyfeale at 7.30pm
LIMERICK: There was no joy for the Limerick U20 Footballers last Saturday in Ballygran where they lost to Clare by 1-09 to 0-6 in round 3 of the Munster Championship. This results leaves them in third place in the group and they will now face Waterford in the Munster B Final to conclude their campaign. That game will take place in a neutral venue on April 10. Well done to Ronan, Michael, Dylan, Oisin & Marc for their efforts to date.
Next Sunday also sees the Limerick Senior Footballers start their Munster Championship campaign with a daunting away trip to Cork. We wish Jimmy Lee and his charges the very best of luck.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The first Club Limerick Draw of the year took place last Saturday March 30. Unfortunately we had no club winner in this month’s draw. The next draw takes place on Saturday April 27, this will be the second of ten draws in 2024.
CON AND ANNIE KIRBY: The second round of the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Stakes continued last Saturday night in the Limerick Greyhound Stadium. This year our club has been paired with Serene Rex who ran in the final Heat. Once more Serene Rex came home in second place to comfortably qualify for round three next Saturday night. Two down and three more nights to go, hopefully the winning run continues. Well done to JP McManus and family for sponsoring this fantastic event with €10,000 on offer for the GAA Club associated with the winning dog. We encourage all club members to visit the race track over the coming weeks.
LOTTO: Fr Casey’s Club Lotto continued on Tuesday March 26 with a Jackpot of €16,600 up for grabs. The numbers drawn were 3, 17, 30 with the bonus ball 2. This week we had two Match 2 plus bonus winners claiming €50 each. The draw continues next Tuesday with the Jackpot rising to €16,800.
Match 2 plus Bonus winner: Timmy O’Connor €50 (Promoter: Yearly); Sanyarak Riordan €50 (Promoter: Online). The lucky dip winners were as follows: Pat O’Flaherty €30 (Promoter: Online); Pat O’Connor €30 (Promoter: Square); Breda Aherne €30 (Promoter: Square).

GALTEE GAELS

GALTEE GAELS: The senior footballers next league game is away to Oola on April 20, the hope to arrange a couple of challenge game in the next couple of weeks, they still have to play Mungret St Pauls in the round two game which was deferred due to the pitch being unplayable because of the weather.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The March draw took place on Saturday morning last Galtee Gaels had one winner in Ger Condon (Builder) of Kilglass who won €1,000. Club Chairman John McGrath and Draw co-ordinator Kieran Walsh thanked all supporters and Club Promotors for their work over the past couple of weeks, the draw is the clubs main fundraiser each year, supporters may join the draw any month for €10 contact any club promotor or co-ordinator Kieran Walsh on 087-9044463
CLUB NA NÓG: On this Wednesday night the under seventeen team are away to Ballylanders in round one of the league at 6.30pm round two will take place two weeks later. The Féile Peil games did not take place last week due to the poor state of the pitches.
INTER COUNTY PLAYERS: Well done to all the players from the parish both in Ladies Football and Boys Football who lined out for a number of Limerick teams over the last few days.
LADIES FOOTBALL: The U19 girls suffered a two point defeat to Mungret St Pauls in a game played in UL sports ground. On this weekend the senior and junior B teams are away to Drom-Broadford, the U16 team at home to Knockainey and on Wednesday the U14 team are at home to Monaleen at 7pm.

HOSPITAL-HERBERTSTOWN

CLUB LOTTO: Our Club Lotto continues weekly every Monday night except on Bank Holidays. Last week’s numbers were 5, 14, 22, 27. Unfortunately, we had no jackpot winner however our lucky dip winners 5 x €20 were James Hanly Herbertstown, Orlagh Murphy Online, John Bailey Lattin, Declan Devane Hospital, James Flynn Kilteely. Sellers Prize Margo Walsh.
Next jackpot is now €10,800. Reserve Jackpot is €10,000. Tickets can be purchased in local shops from any committee member or online link available on our Facebook page. One line costs €2 or you can avail of the special offer of 3 lines for €5. All support is greatly appreciated.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The Club Limerick Draw for 2024 started on March 30. Unfortunately we had no winners. Thee are nine draws remaining. You can join at any time. When you support the draw, you are supporting your local GAA club as half of your money goes to your nominated club.
The purpose of the Club Limerick draw is to provide funding for our footballers and hurlers training fund from minor to senior grades. Please contact club officials for details. It can also be done online through the Limerick GAA website adding Hospital-Herbertstown as your club.
PRIMARY GAME: Congratulations to Seán Mulcahy Herbertstown National School and Hospital-Herbertstown U12 player who will represent Limerick in the Primary Game at Páirc Uí Chaoimh during the Limerick v Cork Munster Senior Football Championship match. Emma Walsh, Ballinamona will be also representing Limerick on the same day. Emma is a pupil at Hospital National School and plays her club football with St Brigids. We wish both the very best of luck on the day.
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: The 9th Team Limerick Clean Up took place on Good Friday, March 29. Thanks to everyone who collected a huge amount of rubbish around the parish and supported this great event.
MEMBERSHIP: All membership can now be paid through the An Foireann website for the coming year. It quick and easy to use. Please note that membership needs to be paid in full before a player, coach, club officers, etc are allowed to take part in any club activities.

KNOCKADERRY

WELCOME: Ger Downes Chairman Knockaderry GAA pictured with the Liam MacCarthy cup welcomes Michael Dowling former player now CEO Northwell Health USA to Knockaderrys new All weather training facility and ballwalll last weekend.
LOTTO: No Jackpot winner. Congratulations to all who won spot prizes on the night. Have you played our lotto this week?? Jackpot for the draw Thursday night is a whopping 14,200. If you are not in you cannot win! Play the before 8pm Thursday evening:
EASTER CAMP: Just a quick update on the Easter Camp, what can we say ...what a magical week, well done to our organisers and to all 28 volunteers who were involved through the week, well done everyone!.

MONALEEN

EASTER: Well done to all the boys and girls that were part of our Easter camps. A big shout out to all the coaches who organised and coordinated everything. All the kids had two great weeks of activities!
CAMOGIE: Well done to Limerick Camogie on their super win over Wexford in their final match of the league. A big shout out to our club players involved who all played Aoife Nelligan, Caoimhe Lyons and Emily O’Halloran Well done to our Senior Camogie team who got their league off to a great start with a 0-14 to 2-4 win over Crecora. Well done to our Junior Camogie team who also got their league off to a great start with a 3-10 to 2-6 win over Causeway.
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: Thank you and well done to the all the volunteers who participated in the Team Limerick Clean-up 2024. Many thanks to our Club members who organised and coordinated everything this morning, Marcus, Kieran and Audrey.
LOTTO: New lotto year commencing​, the lotto will run for 52 draws over the next 12months from that date. Join the Club’s weekly lotto for as little as €2 a week: Top Prize of up to €20,000; Lotto Plus prize of €1,000; Four weekly lucky dips of €50; €30,000 paid out in prizes in the last 12 months. All funds raised from the lotto go towards the development of facilities at Monaleen GAA Club, to meet the demands of our every growing Community.
CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW: As excitement builds for the start of the Munster Hurling Championship, we've got a treat in store for hurling fans - Monaleen GAA Club are hosting a Hurling Championship Preview Breakfast in the Castletroy Park Hotel on Tuesday, April 16 from 7.30am - 9am. We are delighted to be joined by TJ Ryan, Mark Landers, Tony Considine and Tommy Dunne. There'll also be a Q&A session with the panel at the end. Tickets: €50 (Table of 10 €500). To book a table or seat and for general enquiries about the event, please contact Orla on 087 9964122.
G4M&O’s: Our Monaleen G4M&O’s returned to training to prepare for another season of enjoyable football matches. Training is every Wednesday evening from 7pm - 8pm in the Ball Wall. All newcomers are very welcome! Simply contact Karen (086 0667112) or Finbarr (086 066 7744) for more info.

MUNGRET ST PAULS

LIMERICK: Well done to the Limerick U20 Football team who played a strong Clare team on Saturday, March 30 in Ballyagran. Not Limericks day in the end but they still go through to the B final against Waterford. Mungret St Pauls are delighted to have Jason Hassett, Diarmaid Hynes and Jack Somers on the panel.
CON AND ANNIE KIRBY: The Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Stakes second qualifying round was on Saturday, march 30. Both our dogs got through in their heats to next week. We would love to see members out in their jerseys this Saturday in support for the Dillon Quirke foundation and for our two dogs for the Ladies Football our dog is Ballymac Patriot and our dog for Mungret St. Pauls GAA is Droppys Metaphor gates open at 6.30pm.
CAMOGIE: Launching MNA - Hurl with me programme 2024. Mammies, Aunties, Older Sisters - would you like to build on your relationships with the younger camogie players in your life? Connect through the power of camogie both off and on the pitch? Meet new friends in the area and improve your physical and mental health? Learn the basic skills of camogie with a group of likeminded women who want to show the girls that they are represented? Gain the confidence to raise your hand to coach one of our younger teams? Well you can do all that, and more by signing up for our four week programme. We will train you, educate you and influence you to become the camogie player you never knew you could be! Express your interest via whatsapp to 087 746 1586.
PRIMARY GAME: We would like to congratulate Khloe Begley who was recently chosen to play in the Primary Game. To all of you heading to the Limerick v Tipperary Senior Hurling clash on Sunday, April 28, take to your feet and cheer on Khloe and her teammates at half time on what is a huge occasion in their sporting lives.
LADIES FOOTBALL: Well done to Sive Finnerty, Sophia Neville, Eilís O Neill and Emma Somers who took part in the County U14 Blitz last weekend. Well done to Carol Bateman and the Limerick Football Team who reached the National League Final last weekend by overcoming Leitrim in a fantastic game. Final takes place in Birr, April 6 against Carlow.
FEILE: On a windy but sunny Saturday, March 30 our U-15 hurlers planted themselves in Clarina for their group matches. They met at the new pitch where there was a minutes silence for Aidan Goggin, one of our players grandfathers. Mungret St Pauls led Kilmallock from the start but with the last strike of the ball in extra time saw Kilmallock point a free to win the first game. Final score Mungret St. Pauls 1-7 Kilmallock 1-8.
There was a quick regroup before a trek to Ballybrowns clubhouse pitch for the second match. It took a few minutes for Mungret St Pauls to get used to the pitch and the breeze by the clubhouse and Ballybrown had built up a substantial lead of a goal and five points before we got off the ground. Ballybrown were the deserving winners Mungret St Pauls 0-4 Ballybrown 1-8.
It was back to the new pitch for the last of the group matches to play against Na Piarsaigh who had already qualified to go through to the semi finals with two wins and the decider of the other team to go through between Kilmallock and Ballybrown. It was a chance for Mungret St Pauls to put in a good game to finish out the day. Final score Mungret St. Pauls 2-6 Na Piarsaigh 0-5. Well done to all our players who took part and Thank you to all who attended to show their support and to Ballybrown for hosting the group matches, O’Sulllivans Centra in Clarina sponsored a man of the match prize which was presented to Ruairi Dwane for Mungret St Pauls. A special word of Thanks to the coaches involved that prepared the team well for the weekend. They now take a short break as our 15s prepare for the U16 championship which start in July but our U14 players are out on April 11. Best of luck to all in their respective championships.
SENIOR FOOTBALL: Well done to our footballers who traveled to the Castlebar 9s tournament for Saturday, March 30. They won three of their four matches in the group stage on the Saturday which left them to play in the quarter final on Sunday, March 31. They played Thomas Davis in the quarter final but were unlucky to lose on a final score of Mungret St. Pauls 1-4 Thomas Davis 2-7 with Thomas Davis going on to win the cup well done to all our players who took part Eoin O'H, Brian, Rob, Conor, Oisin, Jack, Ciaran, Brian, Darragh, JJ, Shane, Colin, David, Eoin R, Caoilte and Ronan and Thank you to the supporters who travelled to help out. .
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: Thank you to everyone who took part in TLC2024 your time and enthusiasm was greatly appreciated. A great way to get the community to work together and enjoy some lovely treats after.

NA PIARSAIGH

FEILE: Our U15 hurlers made the trip out to Ballybrown for the group stage of the Féile na nGael on Saturday morning. We were drawn in a very tough group alongside Ballybrown, Mungret and Kilmallock with our first game taking place in the Castle Field against the hosts. We took a 1-point win in this game against a strong Ballybrown side. The winning of the match was our first half performance only going in a point down while playing against a stiff breeze. Final score: Na Piarsaigh 1-4 Ballybrown 0-5 Scorers: Shane Waters 1-3, (2f) Charlie Ryan 0-1. We made the short walk across the road to Ballybrown’s new field for our tie with Kilmallock. Our opponents got off to a blistering start with a goal straight out of the blocks. We opted to play against the breeze in the first half with Kilmallock taking a 2-point lead at the break. The second saw our best scoring of the day with our lads outscoring Kilmallock by 8 points to 1. The victory saw us topping the group with Mungret having lost both of their opening games and us pipping Ballybrown on the head-to-head rule. Final score: Na Piarsaigh 0-11 Kilmallock 1-3 Scorers: Shane Waters 0-7, (4f) Charlie Ryan 0-2, (2f) Darragh Kirwan 0-1 Sean Ryan 0-1.
Our last group game saw us face Mungret. While on the losing side, we got some well needed minutes into the squad and saw players stake a claim for positions leading into the knockout stage fixed for Monday morning. Final score: Na Piarsaigh 0-5 Mungret 2-6 Scorers: Shane Waters 0-3 Charlie Ryan 0-2, (2f). We would like to thank all those that have supported the team over the weekend, and throughout the season up to now. Also, a big thank you must be given to our Féile sponsors, MGM Capital, Finbar Conlon and Clondrinagh Motor Centre.
CON AND ANNIE KIRBY: Our dog, Da Bould Falcon came second in the second round of the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Stake last Saturday evening. This means we qualify for the next round which takes place next Saturday night.
LIMERICK CAMOGIE: Lizzie Boylan was on fire for Limerick last Saturday scoring 1-2 in the opening half in their win over league table toppers Wexford. Well done to Lizzie and all the Limerick team as they push for promotion.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: Congrats to all our winners in the March edition of the Club Limerick Draw. Thank you to all our members who continue to support this fundraising initiative as it goes a long way in supporting both Na Piarsaigh and the Limerick County Board. The March Draw Winners were Cathal Barry, Patsy Barry, Gearoid and Pamela Shinners, and Carol O’Brien.
TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: We would like to say a big thank you to all that took part in the Na Piarsaigh Team Limerick Clean-up on Good Friday. Lavinia and Doreen were on hand to provide tea and hot-cross buns afterwards. Thanks again to all who helped on the day.
FUNDRAISE: Together with Nevsail, and as part of our first big fundraiser of 2024, we are abseiling down Thomond Park Stadium on the 25th of May. We are looking to recruit as many club members, family, and friends of Na Piarsaigh to join in an enjoyable and thrilling event while also raising funds for the club. Participants must be aged 13 and above. To register, please send your name, number and team group to napabseiling@gmail.com or contact Club PRO Brian Buckley @ 0872666960
FIXTURES: U13 Football v Monaleen, Caherdavin, Thursday 18:30; Senior Hurling League v Patrickswell, Patrickswell, Saturday 18:30; Junior B Hurling League v Caherline, Caherline, Sunday 12:00; Intermediate Hurling League v Ahane, Ahane, Sunday 18:30.

OOLA

SPILT THE POT: Last week's Split the Pot winner was Jo Stokes. The prize last week was €434.The winning ticket was sold online. Thank you to everybody for your continuous support for the draw it is greatly appreciated. Envelope entries can be purchased at O'Donovan's Applegreen, Nearby Oola, Neily's Bar Oola, Hogan's Bar Oola, Lowry's Bar Tipperary Town, Bleisce Barbers Doon, Tipperary Town Plaza and at Oola Post Office.
LOTTO: Congratulation to John Ryan Leahy who was the winner of the Lotto Jackpot on March 25, the Jackpot was €8000. Numbers drawn were 1, 4, 21, 25. The draw can be viewed on Facebook live every Monday night from 9:30pm.
FIXTURES: Junior Ladies Division 3 League. Oola v Adare in Oola on Sunday, April 7 at 11am.
RESULT: Well done to our U19 ladies winning the league final on Monday last against Pallasgreen with a score of 4-8 to 0-8.
LIMERICK: The very best of luck to Josh Ryan and all the Limerick Senior footballers and management team who take on Cork in the first round of the Championship on Sunday, April 7 in Supervalue Pairc Ui Chaoimh at 2pm.
WELL DONE: Congratulations and Best of Luck to our Ladies Senior Coach Richard Bowles who was recently appointed on the National Games Development Committee.
MEMBERSHIP: Membership is now over due for 2024 season and can be paid through An Foireann or by contacting the club register Mixie Ryan. Membership is as follows, Adult Player €60, Underage Player €30, G4M&O €40, Non Player €50.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The first draw of 2024took place on Saturday, March 30. Congrats to all winners especially our own club treasurer Tom Bourke who won 10th prize of €300.00

PATRICKSWELL

CITY SENIOR HURLING LEAGUE: Patrickswell Senior hurlers open the new season with a home fixture against Na Piarsaigh on Saturday April 6 at 6.30pm
CITY JUNIOR A HURLING LEAGUE: Patrickswell welcome St. Patrick's in the first fixture of the 2024 season on Sunday April 7 at 12 noon.
FEILE: Our U15 hurlers performed admirably at Limerick Feile and were pipped for a semi-final berth. The opening match against Pallasgreen was neck and neck, but our opponents won with the last puck of the game by 1-8 to 2-4. Patrickswell then recorded two consecutive victories of 0-6 to 0-3 over Kildimo-Pallaskenry and 1-11 to 0-6 over Hospital-Herbertstown. The final group match against Adare was the decider. Unfortunately our neighbours were in great form and Patrickswell lost out by 1-12 to 0-4. Hard luck to the players and management.
CON AND ANNIE KIRBY: Our two nominated greyhounds qualified for the third round of the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Stakes. There are now 24 dogs remaining.
LOTTO: The Club Lotto draw on Monday March 25 was not won. The numbers drawn were 1, 9, 22 and 31. The bonus number was 6. The €100 Lucky Dip was won by Pat Davoren and the €20 prizes were claimed by Carmel Roberts, Kay Allen, Denis Daly, PJ & Aoibhin O'Grady and Ciara & Grace. This week's jackpot is €9,200.
MEMBERSHIP: Patrickswell Club Membership for 2024 is now payable via the ClubZap app. Anyone who paid their membership on ClubZap in 2023 would have received a 2024 Renewal Notice by e-mail.
CLUB MESSAGING: Patrickswell GAA Club has changed the way that club messages are issued to our members and supporters. Club messages will now be sent via the ClubZap app, except in cases where a user doesn't own a smartphone. In this instance, traditional text messages will continue to be used. When ClubZap is installed and "Patrickswell" is added as a club, look out for the messages in the "Patrickswell Announcements" section of the Chat bubble. Push Notifications will be sent to your phone .

SOUTH LIBERTIES

TEAM LIMERICK CLEAN-UP: A huge well done to everyone that participated in The Team Limerick Clean up last Good Friday, March 29. We had large numbers turn up at the Club House to collect their Hi Vis jackets, Pickers, gloves and bags before taking to the roads in various directions. Afterwards there was teas/coffees and hot cross buns.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The March draw took place in Saturday, March 30. We had no winners this time but there is still loads of time to join. Remember there are loads of prizes to be won each month and half your proceeds come back to South Liberties. Log onto www.clublimerickdraw.ie or contact the committee.
FEILE: Our Feile hurlers took part in the preliminary rounds last Saturday morning in Cappamore. They won their first game but lost out on the next two games. They were very competitive in all three games despite just having the bare 15. Most of these lads will compete in the football semi-final in two weeks time.
LOTTO: Our Parish Lotto is now over €3,000. Weekly tickets can be purchased in any of the local public premises or again contact any committee member.
SCOR: The Limerick Senior Scór took place last March 21 in Mungret GAA Clubhouse. Our South Liberties quiz team of Jack O'Brien, Mike O'Brien, John Cooney and Eddie Noonan finished joint fourth with Mungret being the winners. Thanks to these men for representing the club and well done.