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Limerick captain Declan Hannon lifts the Liam MacCarthy Cup aloft after the 2021 All-Ireland senior hurling final victory over Cork at Croke Park | PICTURE: Sportsfile
THE official Limerick 2026 Calendar is now on sale at a host of local outlets for just €12.50 with proceeds going to the Gaelic Grounds.
The calendar celebrates 100 glorious years of the Gaelic Grounds, featuring all the big names and golden memories.
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A spokesperson said they have worked on this project for some months, once more delving into the archives to dig out the best images containing some magical moments and treasured memories from the famed home of Limerick GAA on the Ennis Road.
The 2026 calendar can be purchased online on gleesonsport.ie or in a number of locations including Talking Leaves in Castletroy, The Limerick Museum in the city centre, Ryan's Supervalu in Kilmallock, Tadhg O'Connor's in Newcastle West, Shannon Stores in Castleconnell, Broderick's Spar in Croom, Cummins Daybreak in Galbally.
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