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The Limerick Masters (Over 40s) Gaelic football squad
THE Limerick Masters football panel has been announced ahead of their 2024 championship season this Friday evening.
Holders Limerick begin their championship campaign against neighbours Clare this Friday May 10 in Clarecastle at 7pm.
The Shannonsiders will face London, Waterford, Cork, Mayo and Kerry in their remaining group games.
The Masters squad have been training in UL , Clarina , Mountcollins and St Patrick's to promote Masters football throughout the county.
Michael Reidy, Patrick Donnelly, Ray Lynch, Dermot Phelan, John O’Connell and Eddie Mulcahy, who have all lined out for Limerick senior footballers, are part of this year's masters squad.
Last year was the first year of the Limerick Masters (Over 40s) football team, Anthony McCarthy was manager in 2023 and he takes the reins again this year. McCarthy is ably assisted Jason Daly and Katie Lynch.
In 2023, Limerick defeated Armagh 2-14 to 1-13 after extra-time in the All-Ireland final to claim the 'Spirit Cup' in Kiltoom, Co Roscommon.
The 2024 Limerick Gaelic masters squad consists of: Andrew Breedy (Galtee Gaels), Breandán Ó hAnnaidh (Mungret St. Paul's), Darren Kavanagh (St. Senan's), David Laing (Ahane), Paul Darmody (Ahane), Denis O'Connor (Knockane), Trevor Cosgrave (Knockane), Derek Connaughton (Caherline), Dermot Dineen (Monaleen), Ross O'Neill (Monaleen), Dermot Phelan (St Patricks), Gary Campbell (St Patricks), Liam Mulcahy (St Patricks), Michael Geary (St Patricks), Niall McNamara (St Patricks), Diarmuid Sheehy (Cappamore), Eddie Dooley (Ballybricken/Bohermore), Eddie Mulcahy (Pallasgreen), John O'Connell (Pallasgreen), Gerard Lyons (Glin), John Doyle (St Kieran's), John Lynch (Feenagh-Kilmeedy), Patrick Donnelly (Feenagh-Kilmeedy), John O'Kelly (Dromcollogher-Broadford), Marty Stokes (Dromcollogher-Broadford), Micheal Reidy (Drumcollogher-Broadford), Raymond Lynch (Drumcollogher-Broadford), John O'Sullivan (Bruff), Leonard Coughlan (Ballybrown), Maurice O'Connor (Mountcollins), Timothy Walsh (Mountcollins), Michael O'Donoghue (Claughan), Mike Reidy (Athea), Ollie Dowling (Knockaderry), Padhric Ryan (Oola), Ronan Magee (Hospital-Herbetstown), Seamus Lenihan (Fr Casey's).
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