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06 Sept 2025

Limerick finalise a 32-man panel for the Munster U20 Football Championship

Limerick finalise a 32-man panel for the Munster U20 Football Championship

Limerick U20 football manager Jerry O'Sullivan

LIMERICK have confirmed a 32-man panel for the Munster U20 Football Championship.

The Jerry O'Sullivan managed Limerick play Tipperary in the LIT Gaelic Grounds on Wednesday February 19 at 7pm in a provincial quarter final tie.

There are 11 survivors from last year's panel.

Limerick beat Tipperary by one point in Thurles last year before losing a Munster semi final to Kerry in Tralee.

Eight players that saw championship action last year are still involved - Adam Shanagher, Barry Coleman, John Hayes, James Molyneaux, James Cummins, Brian Foley, Shane Barry and DJ Stack. 

Limerick prepared for the 2020 championship by taking part in the Liam Connor Cup, where they suffered defeats to Offaly, Wicklow and Clare.

Across the 32-man pane, there are 19 clubs represented with Galbally and Mungret leading the way with four players each, while Newcastle West and Fr Caseys have three each.

Victory over Tipperary would book a February 26 semi final at home to Kerry.

PANEL: Ciaran Sheehan, Dylan O'Sullivan, Eoin O’Mahony, James Cummins (all Galbally); Conor Galvin, James Garvey, Ronan McElligott, Shane Barry (all Mungret St Pauls); Brian Foley, Bryan Nix, Ruadhan O'Connor (all Newcastle West); DJ Stack, Rory O’Brien, Sean Kilbridge (all Fr Caseys); Adam Shanaghar and Barry Coleman (both Rathkeale), Cormac Woulfe and Rory O'Connor (both St Senans); John Hayes and Liam Kennedy (St Kierans); Cathal McCarthy (Monaleen), Colm Ryan (Feenagh-Kilmeedy), Craig Carew (Claughaun), Darragh O'Keeffe (Fedamore), Eoghan McNamara (Galtee Gaels), James Molyneaux (Dromcollogher-Broadford), James Pomeroy (Kildimo-Pallaskenry), Jamie Baynham (Monagea), Jeffrey Alfred (Adare), Shane Bradshaw (Pallasgreen), Shane O'Donoghue (Ballylanders), Tim Lyons (Croom).

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