Limerick GAA weekly club notes

CAHERLINE

Club Lotto

No jackpot winner - numbers drawn were 12, 13, 19, 20 - lucky dip winners were Joan Ryan, Vincent & Majella Enright, Michelle Feeney, Deirdre Cronin (Online) and Sheila Browne (Online). Next week’s jackpot will be €8,600 and the draw will be held on Friday night next via Facebook Live. Our lotto tickets can be purchased online or you can buy through the usual outlets in the village. Many thanks for your continued support.

Results

Woodlands House Hotel County Premier Junior A Hurling Championship, played August 27th in Fedamore; full time score, Caherline: 0-27 (27) Crecora-Manister: 1-20 (23). This was a hard-earned win against Crecora-Manister and puts us top of the table with 2 rounds to go, well done to players & management.

​Fixtures

Woodlands House Hotel County Premier Junior A Hurling Championship, Caherline v Kilteely-Dromkeen on Friday September 4th at 6:30pm, venue yet to be confirmed. Ticket information will be available on our Facebook page during the week. The lads are back in action this coming Sunday, as we welcome Askeaton Ballysteen Kilcornan to Caherconlish, for a 6pm throw-in in the Junior C Championship.

Last Man Standing

Our Last Man Standing 'split the pot' competition kicks off on Friday September 4th - €10 to enter, please go to our Facebook page for more information.

CRECORA-MANISTER

Junior Hurling

Following two wins out of two we faced off against Caherline last Thursday evening in a top of the table clash against last year's Semi finalists. Following a lightning fast start by Caherline and some missed chances from Crecora we found ourselves 7 points down after 15 minutes but credit to the lads they dug deep to take control of the game for the remainder of the first half and by the 13th minute of the In the second half we drew level and then took the lead by a point. However those efforts caught up with us and despite the last 15 mins being nip and tuck, Caherline took their scores and ended up 4 point winners on the night. Next up for our lads is Drom Broadford next Friday evening in Sean Finn Park, Rathkeale where we hope to put our season back on track. Thanks to Fedamore for the use of their facilities and best wishes to Caherline for the remainder of the campaign.

Minor Football

Tory Hill Gaels took on Askeaton/Ballysteen/Kilcornan in their Minor B Football Semi-Final Wednesday evening in Kildimo, in what turned out to be an extremely entertaining game. ABK got off to the perfect start with a goal but THG picked off a few points and led by 0-10 to 1-04 at the half-time break. THG pushed on after the break and extended their lead to 7 points, but ABK didn’t give up and raised another green flag with 6 minutes left on the clock. ABK continued to put on the pressure for the remainder of the half but THG stuck together, defended really well and got their hard fought, well-deserved win. Well done to all players and management. Thanks to all who headed to Kildimo to support the lads, details on the County Final to follow.

Hurling Blitzes

Our U10 boys lined out in a blitz on Friday last. There were some very positive displays from our boys. On Thursday last our under 8s took part in a hurling blitz in Ballybricken. They played against South Liberties and Ballybricken. Well done to all our underage players and coaches. Thank you to the parents for your support.

Limerick GAA Draw

Congratulations to Mark Leahy, winner of the Exclusive Prize, and to Tim Egan, winner of €500, in the Club Limerick Draw. A fantastic result for both winners, congratulations and well done!

GALTEE GAELS

Minor Football

On Wednesday last the minor footballers made the trip to Kilteely to play Na Piarsaigh in the County ‘A’ semi -final, Galtee Gaels put in a great ten minutes before half time when they scored 2-3 to give a half time lead of 2-7 to 0-3 , Na Piarsaigh came into the game in the second half and were unlucky not to close the gap closer, they had a goal disallowed which did not help their cause, Galtee Gaels ran out winners 2-12 to 1-6. They will now play in the final provisionally fixed for Wednesday September 9 against Cappagh - Rathkeale. Time & venue to be confirmed. It is a quiet week on the playing fields this week with just the under sixteen game away to Pallasgreen on Monday night.

Ladies Football

The Intermediate team travelled to Kilbreedy on Wednesday night last to play Knockainey in the Championship both sides were unbeaten coming into the game, at half time Knockainey led 1-4 to 0-6 , in the second half they piled on the pressure to run out winners on the score of 5-7 to 0-13.

Club Limerick

The August draw was held on Saturday morning last where the club had one winner in Pa Lyons winning €500 the top prize went to Na Piarsaigh club, there are four draws left in this year. Supporters may join for €10 per Month contact any club member or Ger Condon draw Co-ordinator on 085-1741423. The September draw will be held on October 3 due to holidays.

Fundraiser

Galtee Gaels Fundraisers would like to thank all who supported their Fundraising Barbeque on Saturday night last held in the Galtee Escape all funds raised will go towards the new multi- purpose sports building fund.

KILTEELY-DROMKEEN

Sympathy

Our deepest sympathies to our chairperson Cedric Laffan, the Laffan family, extended family, neighbours and friends on the passing of Mary. May Mary rest in peace.

Fixtures

PJA County Hurling Championship Round 4 - KD Vs Caherline, Friday 4th Sep. 6.30pm, in Doon GAA. All are welcome. Ticket link online or pay at gate.

Results

PJA Hurling Round 3

Kilteely Dromkeen 3.14 - 2.23 Doon in Cappamore. Thanks to all supporters for coming. Unfort defeat for our adult hurlers who succumbed to a late purple patch from last year's county finalists.

Festival Blitz

We had 14 teams and over 120 kids playing hurling, Camogie and football on Saturday morning. Thanks to all players, coaches and parents. The kids all went home happy with medals and snacks packs.

Tuesday Training

Training for U4s to U10s each Tuesday at 6.30pm - 7.30pm. New families are also very welcome to attend. Helmets and hurleys can be provided. Message James at 0879646197 for more details.

Club Lotto

No winner. Numbers drawn 7,9,12,22. Lucky Dip: Larnie Creamer, Seán O'Connor, Dinny McCarthy, Paddy Moloney.. Sellers Prize: Larnie Creamer. Current Jackpot - €10,600. Tickets are on sale for just €2 at Tom's Butchers, The Street bar in Kilteely, Daybreak Dromkeen and from all lotto committee members. You can play online via Clubforce. Best of luck to everyone buying tickets and thanks for your continued support.

MONALEEN

Club Lotto

Lotto Draw Numbers: 13, 17, 24, 31. Lotto Plus Draw Numbers: 3, 10, 28, 30. Lucky Dip Winners: Daragh Murphy, Pat Keating, John Conway, Siobhan O'Sullivan. Every contribution supports the ongoing development and improvement of our club’s facilities and equipment, benefiting all age groups and sports. By taking part, you not only help strengthen our community but also have the opportunity to win exciting prizes each week. Our current jackpot stands at an impressive €20,000.

Golf Classic

Our Monaleen GAA Golf Classic takes place in Ballyneety on September 11th, very kindly sponsored by HDM Solicitors. First prize winners will also claim the Deborah Johnson Perpetual Cup. If you haven’t participated before, here’s an idea of what’s involved on the day: Complimentary Tea/coffee before your round of golf; Collect your goody bags; Burger on the 9th tee; Meal included afterwards in Vines Restaurant Ballyneety; Prize giving ceremony from 9pm in Monaleen GAA Club with prizes galore! This is a great social event and gets lots of support from local businesses in the community. You can enter a team, sponsor a Tee or sponsor a prize. Contact any member of the Golf Committee to find out more.

Nursery

Monaleen GAA is thrilled to launch a GAA Nursery Programme for boys, born in 2021. This is a brilliant chance for young children to take their first steps into the wonderful world of Gaelic games - learning new hurling and gaelic football skills, making friends and having loads of fun in a safe and encouraging environment. Starting Friday, September 18th at 6pm in Monaleen GAA clubhouse grounds (V94 T9W4). If you’re a parent keen to get involved in coaching, we’d love to hear from you —just let us know! We can’t wait to welcome our youngest players to the Monaleen family. Keep an eye on the club's social media for more details.

U16 Camogie

Best of luck to our U16 girls and coaches as they take on Killeedy in the U16 A Championship Final this Tuesday, 1st September, at 6:30 PM at Knockaderry GAA. This achievement reflects the squad's outstanding commitment, discipline, and hard work throughout the season. We encourage all members and supporters to travel down and cheer on the team.

MUNGRET ST PAULS

Limerick Players

Well done to the Limerick U16 Footballers who faced Cork in the final at Mick Neville Park on Saturday, 29 August 2026. A fantastic performance from the Limerick team, who gave everything right to the final whistle. Unlucky to lose out by just two points, but they can be very proud of their efforts and the performance they produced throughout the year. Mungret St. Pauls are proud to have our own players, Mark Nelligan, Sean Casey, Padraig Ahern, Sammy Roche, Sam Newman and coach Timmy Hayes.

U14 Camogie

Ours U14s travelled to Pallasgreen to take on the hosts on Thursday night in round 3 of the Treaty Championship. This young team, captained by Aisling Carroll dominated the match throughout and gave a great performance to win themselves a place in the county semi final v Patrickswell away on Sept 3rd, at 6:30pm. Best of luck girls!

U16 Camogie

Hard luck to our U16 team who lost to a determined Killeedy in the county semi final at home on Tuesday. Led by Joint Captains Rosa Harrington and Saoirse Browne the girls battled till the very end, but unfortunately the visitors pulled away in the last 8mins. This team has given some great performances since the start of the championship.

Junior C Camogie

Our Junior C camogie team kicked off their championship with a first round tie away to Granagh-Ballingarry where they lost by four points. The match marked the first competitive outing of the year for a number of players returning from Leaving Cert and travel hiatuses and this match will really stand to them moving forward into the championship.

Intermediate Camogie

Mungret St Paul’s Camogie made it two wins from two in the Intermediate Camogie Championship on Friday evening with a hard-fought victory over a physically determined Galbally side in Mungret’s main field. This win places us in a great position to top the group and secures our place in the Cup semi-final, with our final group game against Blackrock-Effin set to decide who finishes top of the group.

PALLASGREEN

Intermediate Hurling

The intermediate hurlers showed tremendous battling qualities last Thursday night in their third round action against Feohanagh/Castlemahon in Ballyagran. Ahead at the break by 1- 10 to 1-8, Pallas were looking good for the points, but couldn’t sustain their superiority and Feohanagh scored two late goals to secure victory by 3-15 to 1-15. Team; T McMahon, D O’Dea, PJ Butler, K O’Donnell, P Franklin, N McNamara, E Pearse, T Franklin, P Phelan, D Murphy, C Ryan, K Barry, O Roche, C McMahon, M McKenna. Subs used; K McMahon, C Ryan, D Looby. Next up is a fourth Round tie V South Liberties Thur 3rd Sept in Cappamore 6.15pm.

Minor Football

The minor footballers completed a double county final appearance following a narrow one point over Knockaderry in Maguires Field UL Wednesday night. It was a see-saw type of game with both sides dominating for periods and lots of missed chances. Pallas had missed opportunities in front of goal which could have sealed the tie earlier, but the westerners fought back and left the game on a knife edge heading towards the final whistle. It was a relief all round as Pallas got over the line by the minimum 2-14 to 1-16. Team; J Foley, J McMahon, N Stokes, G Grace, C McKenna, R O’Connor, S McNamara, C Stokes, D O’Connell (0-1), P O’Dwyer, D Long (1-4), N Deere (0-3), N M Ryan (0-6), J Fraher, S Hourigan. Subs used; K Kearns (0-1), N Cosgrave.

Junior B Hurling

A spirited display by the Junior B hurlers wasn’t enough to get past Glenroe in the latest round in the county championship last Sunday afternoon. In a high scoring encounter in Knocklong where storm clouds surrounded the area, but thankfully the rain held off towards the end of the game, Pallas were ahead at the break by 3-8 to 2-10, goals coming from Garry Fraher (2) and Darren Roche. The second half was nip and tuck up to the last quarter as the Glenroe side took control and saw out the game winning by 3- 22 to 3-12. Team; D McMahon, M Looby, A McNamara, J Fraher, R O’Connor, A Moloney, C O’Shaughnessy, C Stokes (0-2), A O’Sullivan (0-1), ZM Ryan(0-6), J McMahon, S Pearce (0-1), G Fraher (2-0), D Roche (1-0), S Murphy (0-2). Subs; J McMahon, P Burke, C Cosgrave, AM Ryan.

Club Lotto

There was no winner of the lotto draw held on 24 th of August. Numbers drawn: 9,13,23,25. Lucky Dip Winners: Deirdre Shanahan, Brian Shanahan, Martin Cuffe, Ann Delaney, Michael Ryan C/o Frankie.

PATRICKSWELL

Senior Hurling

Patrickswell defeated Garryspillane in our third Championship fixture. The early exchanges were tight but Patrickswell eventually wrestled the game in their favour. Jason Gillane’s hat-trick of goals was a huge help. Next up is a fixture with Adare on Saturday evening

Junior B Hurlers

Patrickswell were comfortable winners over Bruff at Fedamore. Dayle McDonagh and Seanie O'Brien had scored goals within five minutes of throw-in. Around those goals, we scored ten points to build a 2-10 to 1-4 lead by the 25th minute (Dayle McDonagh 0-3, Paudie Maher 0-2, Nigel Foley 0-2, Seanie O'Brien, Paddy Gardiner and Tom O'Brien). Seanie O'Brien scored Patrickswell's third goal and there were four additional points from Nigel Foley, Tom O’Brien, Seanie O'Brien and Paudie Maher. The interval score was 3-14 to 1-5. The second half followed a similar trend as Paudie Maher and Thomas O'Brien added the fourth and fifth goal. Twelve points were flagged from Tom O’Brien 0-4, Seanie O'Brien, Peter Harty 0-4, Kieran Long, John Long and Josh Carey. The result was an emphatic 5-26 to 2-9 victory. The Junior C hurlers travel to Dromcolligher-Broadford on Sunday September 6 at 1.00pm.

Camogie

Our Senior Camogie team visit Killeedy on Friday September 4 at 6.30pm for a crucial Championship encounter. The Junior Camogie team are also away to Killeedy on Sunday September 6 at 2.00pm.

Club Lotto

The Club Lotto draw on Monday August 24 was not won. The numbers drawn were 10, 22, 25 and 27. The bonus number was 31. The €50 Lucky Dips were won by Declan O'Grady and Joe Bedford, while the €20 prizes were claimed by Dave Bulfin, C. McNally, Thomas Fitzgerald, A. Noonan, Imelda Cusack and Lily McNamara. This week's jackpot is €13,200.

ST KIERAN’S

Junior Football

St Kieran's drew with Monaleen 2-8 each in round 3 of the County Junior A Football Championship played at Crecora on Sunday August 23. TEAM: John Doyle, Ian Mackessy, Shane Lynch, Cormac Murphy, David O'Connell 0-1, Diarmuid Mulcahy, James O'Connor, Shane Fitzgerald, Lorcan Murphy 0-1, Cathal Mc Enery 2-0, Jack Ben Harnett 0-2, Darragh Breen 0-1, Seamus Mangan 0-3, Charlie Mc Mahon, Luke Mulcahy. Subs Darragh Mc Mahon, Mike Upton, Anthony Molyneaux.

Intermediate Hurling

St Kieran's lost to Cappamore by 2-15 to 0-9 in round 3 of the County Intermediate Hurling Championship played at Caherdavin on Thursday August 27. TEAM: Cillian Ambrose, Cillian Meade, Diarmuid Mulcahy, Aaron Heffernan, Cormac Mann, Brendan Mc Carthy, Mossy Shine, Cathal Mc Enery 0-1,Eoghan Sheehan, Conor Mc Mahon 0-1, Sean Ryan, Conor Woulfe, Gavin Thompson 0-6, Donal Nolan, Jack O'Sullivan. Subs Shane O'Mahony, Fionn Gleeson, Darragh Mullane 0-1.

Camogie Day

St Kieran's Camogie club held the ''Marian O'Sullivan Memorial Day'' on Sunday August 23, at the new field in Ardagh, to honour the memory of Marian. The late Marian from Ballyine was associated with the Newcastle West Camogie club as a mentor and supporter up to her untimely passing. The following teams took part in the Under 13 competition, St Kieran's, Knockaderry, Feenagh/Kilmeedy and Killeedy. Congratulations to Killeedy who defeated Knockaderry in the cup final and to Feenagh/Kilmeedy who defeated St Kieran's in the shield final.

Football Masters

John Doyle and Anthony Molyneaux from the St Kieran's club were part of the Limerick masters football team who lost to Tyrone in the knockout stages by 4-14 to 0-12 played at Athlone on Saturday August 22.

Club Draw

The August Limerick GAA Club draw was held on Saturday August 29. The St Kieran's club had one winner. Congratulations to Deirdre Ambrose who won €300. The September draw will be held on Saturday October 3, and the exclusive star prize will be a €500 voucher for home heating oil. If interested in joining, contact the St Kieran's club.