22/10/2019
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22/10/2019
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Niamh Mulcahy receives her All Star Award from Camogie President Kathleen Woods and Stuart Trotter, Liberty Insurance. PIC: INPHO
Referee Mike Meade with captains Aidan Morrissey and Peter Madden
Tournafulla celebrate their 2018 Limerick JAHC final victory over Killeedy
Cathal O'Neill of Ardscoil Ris scored 2-11
Maurice Horan
The Ardscoil Ris Harty Cup panel in their respective club jerseys
Newcastle West captain Thomas Qulligan and Oola captain Eoin Fitzgibbon ahead of the Limerick SFC final
Fiona Morrissey and Marie Keating
Castletown-Ballyagran's Edmund O'Donnell evades Killeedy's Jack Sheahan
Tommy Griffin of Gerald Griffins and Alan Condon of Galtee Gaels at the media launch, in the Fitzgeralds Woodlands House Hotel, of the Griffins Coaches sponsored Limerick IFC final Pic: Keith Wiseman
The prize on offer: The Limerick senior camogie championship shield
Who will make John Kiely's final list
Patrickswell goalkeeper Brian Murray
Diarmaid Byrnes of Patrickswell celebrates with clubmate Anthony Carmody after the Limerick Senior Hurling Championship Final Picture: Sportsfile
Former Limerick GAA treasurer Donal Morrissey
Limerick goalkeeper Donal O'Sullivan celebrates after this May's Munster SFC win over Tipperary in Thurles
Leo O'Connor
2007 All Star Andrew O'Shaughnessy
Patrickswell captain Cian Lynch
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The Audi car had to be pulled from the waves by a tractor. PICTURE: Matt Cooke
Pat Gubbins, of east Limerick, single-handedly gave an outstanding service as manager, customer assistant and stores supervisor
The dark blue line shows the river Shannon, the light blue areas are those projected to be under water by 2100
John Enright accepting his winnings after his son Brian played for him last weekend
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