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CAHERLINE
CLUB LOTTO
No jackpot winner - numbers drawn were 4, 6, 18, 24 - lucky dip winners were Noreen Morrissy, Freda & Eleanor, Hughie Gammell, Hugh Murnane and Anne Fitzgerald. Next week’s jackpot will be €10,600 and the draw will be held on Friday night next via Facebook Live. Our lotto tickets can be purchased online, go to www.lottoraiser.ie/Caherline or you can buy through the usual outlets in the village. Many thanks for your continued support.
JUNIOR HURLING
Only a few days to go to our Munster GAA Junior Club Hurling Championship semi-final against Dr Crokes - the game is fixed for this coming Saturday November 14th in Caherconlish, at 1:15pm. It would be great to see a crowd there on the day to support the lads, getting a chance to host a fixture like this is rare for us, so all support would be greatly appreciated. This will be a ticket only game, no cash taken on the gate, we'll have the ticket link out during the week.
AGM
Our Bord na nÓg AGM will take place this Wednesday November 11th at 8pm in The Millennium Centre. All coaches are asked to attend and parents from all age groups are welcome to attend.
U21 HURLING
County U21 C Hurling Championship, played November 4th in Rhebogue - full time score, Caherline: 4-26 (38) Southside Gaels: 0-10 (10). That sees us top the table and into a County Semi Final against Askeaton-Ballysteen-Kilcornan, which will have been played by the time this goes to print, hopefully with the right result for us! Keep an eye on our social media for the result of that one.
GALTEE GAELS
NEWS
Now that the celebrations after the winning the junior B County title have settled attention turns towards the Munster competition which is run by the Knockaderry club in January, the teams are Clann Na Gael (Cork) Doonbeg (Clare) Galtee Gaels (Limerick) St Michaels/Foilmore (Kerry) Tallow (Waterford) and Upperchurch/Drombane (Tipperary).
UNDER 21
Round one of the ‘A’ Championship Galtee Gaels V St Kierans is provisionally fixed for Kilbehenny on this Saturday, check with club officials re time etc.
LADIES FOOTBALL
On Saturday morning last Galtee Gaels U19 team were at home to Mungret-St Pauls in round two of the Championship, after a good win over Monagae away the previous Sunday hopes were high of keeping up their winning run, in very foggy conditions they led at half time 5-5 to 1-5 and at full time 7-14 to 5-8. Both teams qualify for the semi-finals with Galtee Gaels at home as table toppers against St Senans this Sunday at 11 am. Check with club officials in case of change.
KILTEELY DROMKEEN
COMMUNITY SURVEY
We have launched our Community Survey that will feed a new Club Plan. All welcome to complete. Link from any club official or on social media. Deadline 15th Nov.
AGM
Kilteely Dromkeen GAA AGM will take place on Sunday 15th November at 7pm in KD Community Hall.
Please attend as we look back on the year and ahead to 2027. It's crucial for the future of a club that there is strong attendance at these meetings.
CAMOGIE AGM
Our first Camogie AGM will take place at 6.30pm Friday 27th Nov in KD Hall. All motions/nominations to be sent to [email protected] by Sunday 22nd Nov.
JUV AGM
Our Juv AGM will take place at 7.30pm Friday 27th Nov in KD Hall. All motions/nominations to be sent to [email protected] by Sunday 22nd Nov.
U21
The U21 Hurlers and their Pallasgreen teammates have a win over Drom Broadford and a draw with Killacolla Gaels after round 2. Best wishes this week.
KD GAA CLUB LOTTO
2nd Nov 2026 Results: 2,12,14,20; No winner. Lucky Dip: Eimear O'Dea, Mikey McCarthy, Sean O'Dea, John Green. Sellers Prize: Liam O'Dea. Next Draw: 9pm, 9th Nov, The Street Bar, Kilteely. Current Jackpot - €12,600.
Tickets are on sale for just €2 at The Street bar in Kilteely, Daybreak Dromkeen and from all lotto committee members.
You can play online at the following link https://clubs.clubforce.com/clubs/gaa-kilteely-dromkeen-gaa-club-limerick/
Best of luck to everyone buying tickets and thanks for your continued support.
MONALEEN
LOTTO
Monaleen GAA Lotto kindly sponsored by Pat Tiernan Motors — Limerick's Main Dealer for Nissan, Citroen & Mazda. Lotto draw: 8, 10, 14, 30; Lotto plus draw: 7, 9, 29, 35; Lucky dips: Lorraine Reeves, Elizabeth Stundon, Leona Barry, Eva Ryan.
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!
The club lotto can be played on Clubforce at: https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=906#Anchor
All support is very much appreciated.
CAMOGIE
Monaleen Camogie Club is inviting expressions of interest for the position of Senior Camogie Coach for the upcoming season.
We are seeking an enthusiastic and experienced coach with relevant qualifications and a strong focus on player development, tactical preparation and team performance.
How to Apply - Anyone interested in the position is invited to submit a brief summary of their coaching background and experience to [email protected] or contact James Johnson on 087 2257492.
Closing date for applications: Tuesday, 10th November 2026.
We would encourage anyone interested in taking on this exciting role to get in touch.
MONALEEN CANCER SUPPORT GROUP - VARIETY CHORAL CONCERT
A Variety Choral Concert in aid of the Monaleen Cancer Support Group takes place on Friday, 13th November at 7.30pm in Mary Magdalene Church, Monaleen.
Featuring a fantastic line-up of local singers and choirs, tickets are €10 and available from Monaleen and Milford Churches.
All support for this worthy cause is greatly appreciated!
UPCOMING FIXTURES
Please find below the schedule of upcoming confirmed fixtures for the club in the coming week.
Best of luck players and management, all support greatly appreciated for the teams.
Friday 13th November 20:00 - Monaleen v Oola, County Premier U21 Football Championship (Location: UL North Campus)
MUNGRET-ST PAULS
MOVEMBER
As the evenings draw in and the daylight fades this November, looking after our mental health becomes more vital than ever. The transition into shorter, colder days can take a real toll on our energy and mood. This month, we are highlighting the importance of building mental fitness to navigate these winter challenges.
Whether you are on the pitch, coaching from the sidelines, or adapting to the changing season at home, remember that mental fitness is part of the game. Don't face the darker evenings alone—check in on your teammates, talk openly, and break the silence.
CLUB DEVELOPMENT
Building for the Future – Phase 2 Fundraising Update!
We’re delighted to share that we have raised over €50,000 to date towards Phase 2 of Mungret St. Pauls’ club development!
A huge thank you to everyone who has supported us so far. Every contribution brings us one step closer to achieving our goals and providing the best possible facilities for our growing club and community.
Have you signed up yet? Every contribution counts, and your support makes a real difference!
Sign up today and be part of our future:
www.mungretstpauls.com/club-development
Together, we’re building for the future of Mungret St. Pauls!
MUNSTER CAMOGIE 7s
Mungret Camogie headed to Maguires Field University of Limerick last Wednesday to take part in the Munster Camogie 7s competition.
Captained by Saoirse Browne, Rosa Harrington and Eilis O’Neill, the girls had a brilliant run in Division 1 throughout the day.
They played 3 group games, losing to reigning champions Cloughdubh in the first match.
Results: MSPCamogie: 2:04 Cloughdubh: 2:09, MSPCamogie: 3:06 Monaleen: 2:01, MSPCamogie: 3:07 Dungourney: 1:0, MSPCamogie: 2:07 Monaleen: 1:03
They reached the final v Cloughdubh (who beat Kilmaley in the other semi) Despite going in 10 points down at half time the team powered back into the 2nd half with an amazing performance and closed like a train - getting to within just 2 points, but unfortunately ran out of time.
MSPCamogie: 2:05 Cloughdubh: 3:04
The standard of camogie on display throughout the day was exceptional and a great experience for our girls to take on some of the best teams in Munster - and the Mungret girls certainly didn’t look out of place there!
Management: Alan Browne, Clodagh Reaboi & Nidgey Mullane
Thanks to Munster Camogie for organising a great day.
CAMOGIE AGM
A reminder that our AGM takes place Wednesday 18th Nov in the Community Ctr/Clubhouse, throw in 8.00pm.
Our AGM is your chance to hear all about the past year at the club, from the highlights on and off the pitch to our exciting plans for the future.
It's also the perfect night to get involved! Volunteers are the heart of our club, and whether you can give a little time or a lot, there's a role for everyone: coaching, fundraising, events, admin and more. If you've ever thought about helping out, this is the night to come along.
U21 PREMIER HURLING
Mungret St. Pauls 2-18 | Bruff 0-17
Mungret St. Pauls finished their U21 Premier Hurling group campaign in impressive fashion with a seven-point victory over Bruff on Sunday 8 November 2026 in Bruff, securing top spot in the group and a place in the semi-final.
Mungret St. Pauls got off to the perfect start, with Killian Begley finding the back of the net in the opening minute to give the team an early boost. Mark O'Brien quickly added a point from a free, followed by a point from Charlie Tobin. Bruff responded with a point, but Mungret St. Pauls continued to find their rhythm, with Tobin adding another point from play.
Mark O'Brien was in excellent scoring form throughout the afternoon, keeping the scoreboard moving with a series of well-taken points from both frees and play. Bruff stayed in touch during the first half, but Mungret St. Pauls maintained control and went into the break leading by six points, 1-08 to 0-05.
Bruff opened the second half with a point, but Mungret St. Pauls responded well, Luke Walsh added a point before Ronan O'Brien struck the second goal of the game in the fourth minute of the half, giving Mungret St. Pauls further breathing room.
The second half saw the Mungret St. Pauls defence come under increasing pressure as Bruff searched for a goal to get themselves back into the game. However, goalkeeper Conor Crowley was in excellent form, keeping a clean sheet with the help of his backs Oisín Donnelly, Brian Hassett and Conor Mangan, who worked hard to keep Bruff at bay.
At the other end, Mark O'Brien continued to lead the scoring charge, adding several more points throughout the half. Bruff enjoyed a spell of pressure and added a number of scores, but Mungret always had an answer. Killian Begley also contributed a point from play before O'Brien finished strongly with further scores to keep Mungret ahead.
Mungret St. Pauls saw out the closing stages to secure a deserved 2-18 to 0-17 victory.
A great team performance and a well-earned reward for the work put in throughout the campaign. Best of luck to the players and management as they prepare for the semi-final!
LADIES FOOTBALL
The AGM of Mungret Ladies Gaelic Football will take place on Thursday November 26th at 7.30pm in the Community Centre.
Gaelic4Mothers&Others training continues every Tuesday at 8pm. New members always welcome.
SCÓR NA NÓG
Comhghairdeas le foireann Scór na nÓg Mungairit Naomh Pól a ghlac páirt i gCraobh Luimnigh thar an deireadh seachtaine, ceol uirlise. Mí ádh leo nár éirigh leo Craobh na Mumhan a sroichint.
Well done to Mungret St Paul's Scór na nÓg team in the Limerick County Final, ceol uirlise. They missed out on reaching the Munster Final.
Ruadhán, Íseult, Senán and Aifric playing The Coming of Spring and Come West Along the Road.
MASS
Mass for deceased members takes place on Sunday 15 November in Mungret Church at 11.30am. All are welcome
SARSFIELD TEAM
Congratulations to our U12 Mungret St. Pauls players!
A huge congratulations to Liam, Conor, Max, Kyran and Darragh, who have been selected to represent the City, and to James, who has been selected to represent the East, in the Primary Schools Sarsfield Football Competition.
A fantastic achievement for all six players. We are very proud of you all and wish you the very best of luck!
PALLASGREEN
U21 HURLING
Well done to the U21 Hurlers who had a fine 2-19 to 1-14 win over Dromcollogher-Broadford in the Rathkeale last week, they followed up with another round a few days later when they drew with Killacolla Gaels 2-11 to 0-17 in Ballyagran.
RE-TURN COMMUNITY INITIATIVE
Donate your Re-turn logo drinks (cans and bottles) and in doing so helping Pallasgreen GAA Club Development. The Re-turn Community Initiative helps schools, sports clubs, charities, and community groups raise funds while promoting recycling. Through Ireland’s Deposit Return Scheme, groups can collect plastic bottles and cans and use the deposit refunds to support this local project. Re-turn also provides practical support such as fundraising resources, and collection bins to help communities get started. The initiative offers a simple way for the local club to generate funding while encouraging sustainability and reducing litter. You can help by donating your Re-turn logo drinks to a special container at Centra. All your donations will help in the major club development which begins next year and secure the future of the next generation of the great association that exists today.
PALLASGREEN GAA LOTTO
There was no winner of the lotto draw held on Monday November 2nd. Numbers drawn: 5,10,12,23 Lucky Dip Winners: Mary Ryan, Eimear Shanahan, Richard O’Doherty, Sean O’Connor, Colin O’Doherty.
KNOCKANE GAA LOTTO
There was no winner of the Lotto draw held on Mon November 2nd. Numbers drawn: 2,12,14,20. Lucky Dip Winners: Eimear O’Dea, Mike McCarthy, Joan O’Dea, John Greene,. Seller’s Prize: Liam O’Dea
PATRICKSWELL
UNDER 21 HURLERS
The U21 hurlers were denied a semi-final berth on scoring difference, despite a composed victory over Glenroe. Patrickswell made a strong start and led by 0-6 to 0-3 within ten minutes (Billy Earls, Rory Foley, Ryan Foley and Liam Fitzgerald 0-3). The lead extended to six points at 0-13 to 0-7 thanks to Callum Butler 0-2, Hughie Maher, Dayle McDonagh and Liam Fitzgerald 0-3. The remainder of the first half was keenly contested, but Patrickswell reached the interval at 0-17 to 0-10 ahead (Hughie Maher, Rory Foley, Eoin Hennessy and Liam Fitzgerald).
Glenroe increased their tempo at the start of the second half and trimmed the deficit to four points at 0-19 to 0-15 (Ryan Foley and Liam Fitzgerald 0-2). The 'Well responded decisively and four consecutive points put us in the driving seat (Liam Fitzgerald 0-2, Rory Foley and Paddy McGrath) at 0-23 to 0-15. Glenroe never stopped trying and managed to reduce the gap to six points at 0-25 to 0-19 (Hughie Maher 0-2). They couldn't manage a grandstand finale as AJ McDonagh's late goal sealed a 1-25 to 0-19 win. Unfortunately, results elsewhere denied Patrickswell's progress.
CAMOGIE
Patrickswell battled fiercely against hosts Newmarket-on-Fergus in the Munster Senior B Championship semi-final, but lost by 1-15 to 0-13.
CLUB LOTTO
The Club Lotto draw on Monday November 2 was not won. The numbers drawn were 2, 9, 10 and 14. The bonus number was 32. The €50 Lucky Dips were won by Declan Gillane and Brendan Guerin, while the €20 prizes were claimed by Fr. Mike Cussen, Ann Crosse, Shane Foley, Marek McGann, Megan, Josh & Ben and Anne O'Doherty. This week's jackpot is €4,200
ST KIERAN’S
U21 HURLING
St Kieran's drew with Cappamore 1-11 to 0-14 in round 3 of the County Under 21 B Hurling Championship played at Ardagh on Sunday November 1.
TEAM: Oisin Cummane, Cormac Murphy, Conor McMahon, Oisin Ryan, Sean Long, Gavin Thompson 0-3, Conor O'Donovan, Fionn Gleeson 0-1, David O'Connell, Eoghan Sheehan, Jack Sullivan 1-7, Con Enright, Luke Mulcahy, Derry O'Connor, Darragh Mullane. Subs Con Colbert, Shane O'Mahony, Jack Dowling.
ROUNDERS SUCCESS
The GAA Rounder's All-Star awards night was held in Naas on Saturday November 7. Congratulations to St Kieran's players Deirdre Ambrose (Pitcher), and Sandra Walsh (Centre Outfield) on receiving awards.
This is great news for the club following on from their All-Ireland success and the part both played in their win and all through the season.
CAMOGIE OPEN DAY
St Kieran's camogie club are hoping to field a junior lady’s team in 2027. They are holding an Open Day at the Astro pitch in Ardagh from 11am on Sunday November 29 and are inviting all interested ladies to attend. This includes returning players or beginners trying a new sport, all are welcome, to come along, meet the team and enjoy a light training session.