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LIMERICK GAA will fill it’s vacant Munster Council delegate position this Tuesday night.
An election will take place at the April County Board meeting in Claughaun to fill the void left when Liam Leniahn was voted onto the Munster Council executive as vice-chairman.
Three candidates for Limerick GAA role on Munster Council: https://t.co/al3Qsk7aVU
— Limerick GAA (@LimerickCLG) April 12, 2016
Three candidates go before the clubs this Tuesday evening.
Those nominated are Breda Breen, Vincent Kiely and Paul Foley.
Breda Breen is the current secretary of Limerick Bord na nOg.
Feenagh-Kilmeedy’s Vincent Kiely is the son of long serving officer and current Limerick GAA President Rory Kiely. Indeed Rory is a former Munster Council delegate.
The third candidate is former Patrickswell GAA chairman Paul Foley, who has served as chairman of the Munster Hurling Development Committee.
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