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The Irish Tag Rugby Association have announced the Limerick County side that will compete at this year's first ever Tag Rugby County Championships.
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The championships will commence on Saturday, August 9 and they will be taking place at UCD Sports Campus in Dublin.
The Limerick players will be taking to the pitch in a bold new kit inspired by Limerick’s traditional colours and created by kit partner, Oztag Equipment Supplies.
Most of the county kits are being kept under wraps until match day meaning the only way to catch the first glimpse of these new designs is to come along on the day.
The action is expected to get underway at the UCD Sports Campus at 10am on the day, with the final expected to be played in and around 5pm.
The Limerick County team for the 2025 Tag Rugby County Championships is as follows:
Claire Whelan, Dara Meaney, Seán Curley, Shane Hogan, John Joe Daly, Denise Daly, Conor Clery, Rory Murphy, James Connolly, Conor Purcell, Marcus Hanly, Siobhan Dunne, Aaron Deegan and Sarah Quinlan
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