Limerick GAA weekly club notes

CAHERLINE

Lotto

No jackpot winner - numbers drawn were 3, 4, 7, 18 - lucky dip winners were Liam Carroll, Aoibhean Seoighe (Online), Trisha Daly (Online), Julie Madden (Online) and Pat Kennedy (Online).

Next week’s jackpot will be €9,000 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.

Fixtures

Our final round in this year’s Woodlands House Hotel County Premier Junior A Hurling Championship against Drom-Broadford will take place on Sunday September 20th at 5pm in Kilmallock - all three round 5 fixtures will take place at the same time, still a lot to play for in the group. Our Junior C lads will also play next weekend, away to Murroe-Boher, date & time yet to be confirmed, but probably Saturday afternoon.

U21 Hurling

U21 fixtures were released recently, provisional for now, a lot can change - we're in a group with Dromin-Athlacca, Southside Gaels, Tory Gaels & Knockaderry, games to get underway in early October.

CAMOGUE ROVERS

Football

Our Premier Junior footballers have qualified for the knockout stages of the championship. Well done to all involved. The county quarter final is scheduled for the weekend of October 3rd. All up to date fixtures are available on Facebook page or club WhatsApp group. Email club secretary to be added.

Gaeilge

Free Zumba exercise classes as Gaeilge commence this Monday 21st September in the hall. Check out the Facebook page or contact a club member for more details. Bígí linn!

Recycling

There is now an orange Deposit Returns Bin inside the gate of the field for plastic bottles and cans. The club will gather any bottles collected and use funds to help with upkeep of the walkway and playing fields.

Split The Pot

The club continues to run a Split The Pot every month. The Facebook page and WhatsApp group will share details on how to enter. Contact any club member for more information.

Walkway

The club are currently completing grant applications to enable development and improvement of the walkway at the pitch. It remains open for use for people in the community however we urge all dog owners to keep dogs on a leash and to please clean up after them when necessary.

MONALEEN

Lotto

• Lotto draw: 08, 13, 30, 31; • Lotto plus draw: 04, 05, 33, 35. • Lucky dips: Frances Gleeson, Noel Vaughan, Tom & Josephine Butler, Niall McCann. 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. Thank you for your support. All support is very much appreciated.

U14 Football

Huge congratulations to our U14 footballers, who put in a fantastic performance in Rathkeale to secure the Division 1 County Final title against Mungret. Captained by Ronan Lavin, the team laid down a strong marker early in a hard-fought battle. A clinical first-half display saw Monaleen lead 3-3 to 0-3 at the break. The lads kept up the intensity through the second half, pushing on to close out a decisive 5-6 to 1-7 victory. A massive well done to all the players and coaches for their hard work and dedication throughout the campaign. Enjoy the celebrations. Monaleen Abú!

Golf Classic

A massive thank you to everyone who made this year’s Monaleen GAA Golf Classic such an overwhelming success! From the first tee-off to the final putt, the energy, friendly rivalry, and community spirit were second to none. A huge shoutout and heartfelt gratitude to our main title sponsor, HDM—your generous backing made this entire event possible, and we are so proud to have you on board with us. Thanks to Ballyneety Golf Course for being such fantastic hosts! The course was in absolute pristine condition, and the hospitality off the fairways was top-class as always. A massive thank you to all of our participating teams, tee sponsors, and prize donors. Your support ensures our club continues to grow and thrive. Events like this simply don’t happen without a community stepping up like you all did today.

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.

PALLASGREEN

Ladies Football

Well done to our Junior Ladies, who rounded off their championship campaign with a fine victory over Mungret in Mungret last Sunday morning. A win would guarantee Pallas a place in the semi-finals and they duly delivered, although the final scoreline perhaps suggests a more comfortable afternoon than it actually was. The opening 20 minutes were a tight and hard-fought affair, with scores at a premium as both sides battled for control. Pallas eventually found some breathing space with two well-taken goals from Sarah Dillon and Caoimhe Butler, helping them to a 2-2 to 0-3 lead at the interval. Pallas were dominant across most sectors of the field in the second half and created plenty of opportunities, but were unable to fully capitalise on the chances that came their way. Mungret’s only score after the break came in the form of a goal, while Pallas added a further 1-5 to put the result beyond doubt. The final score was Pallas 3-7 to Mungret 1-3.

PATRICKSWELL

Hurling

Patrickswell meet Kildimo-Pallaskenry in the final Championship group match on Thursday September 17 in Caherdavin at 6.15pm.The Junior B hurlers are scheduled to meet Glenroe in Kilteely on Sunday, September 20 at 12pm noon.The Junior C hurlers are slated to face Na Piarsaigh at St. Enda's Sports Complex on Sunday September 20 at 5.00pm.

Football

Patrickswell recorded a fine victory at Glin to maintain our 100% record. The first half was low-scoring, but Patrickswell established a 0-6 to 0-3 half-time lead, thanks to Josh Carey, Briain Og O'Sullivan, David Woulfe 0-3 and Shane Quinlan. The hosts equalised with three points at the start of the second half, but Patrickswell rallied with a goal from Eoin Harmon and four straight points (Jack McNamara and David Woulfe 0-3). We now held a 1-10 to 0-7 lead with 15 minutes left. It was a respectable lead, but the result was beyond doubt when Josh Carey scored two goals and more points were added by Nigel Foley, Jack McNamara and Jason Gillane. The final score was 3-13 to 0-9.

ST KIERAN’S

Junior Hurling

St Kieran's defeated Na Piarsaigh by 3-15 to 0-13 in Round 4 of the County C Hurling Championship play at Ardagh on Sunday, September 6. Team: Oisin Cummane, Bryan Sheehan 0-1, Billy Breen, Dan Duggan, Shay Greaney, David O'Connell 0-3, Luke Corrigan, Anthony Mullins 0-3, Edward Fitzgerald, Con Enright 0-3, Michael Murphy, Jack Dowling 0-1, Conor Colbert, Anthony Molyneaux 2-1, Ian Mackessy 1-3. Subs Brian O'Neill, Keelan Lonergan, Robert Cremin, James Woulfe, Tony Doyle, Conor Sheehan, Mike Steele.

Senior Football

St Kieran's lost to Galtee Gaels by 2-16 to 1-10 in group 1 of round 5 of the County Senior Football Championship played at Ballyagran on Thursday September 10. Team: Con Enright, Mossy Shine, Sean Ryan, Anthony Mullins, Joe Reidy, Brendan Mc Carthy, Mike Long, Darragh Treacy, John Hayes 1-4, Liam Kennedy 0-3, Conor Mc Mahon, Adam Lacey, Alan Daly 0-2, Shane O'Mahony 0-1, Kevin Meade. Subs Aaron Heffernan, Sean Long, Jack O'Sullivan, Oisin Ryan. St Kieran's will now play Ballylanders in relegation trouble after a bottom placed finish.