JUNIOR FOOTBALLERS
Our Junior Footballers sit on top of the division 4 All County League Division following their recent victory (3-10 to 1-10)  over Ahane. With four wins from four, a solid performance in the final round should ensure top place. The victory over Ahane was achieved while missing a number of experienced players and showed good strength in depth of panel with several young players such as  Peter Boohan, Mark Shanahan, Karl Moloney, Shane O’Connell, Tomás Connolly Donncha Connolly coming to the fore.  A feature of the game was the point scoring of  Rob Henihan, Gary O’Connell & Darrack Skelly and well taken goals by Damien Kearney & Karl Moloney.
Panel on the night: Rob Sweeney, Peter Boohan, David Macken, Stephen Donoghue, Cathal Scully (0-1), Mark Shanahan, Shane O’Connell, Karl Moloney (2-0), Darrach Skelly (0-2), Gary O’Connell (0-3), Damien Kearney (1-0), Liam Quirke (0-1), Seán Keyes, Rob Henehan (0-3), David Cregan, Tomás Connolly, Donncha Connolly. Unfortunately we were defeated by Kildimo-Pallaskenry in the first round of championship on a 5-8 to 1-9 scoreline.
Next game will be against Newcastlewest with time, date and venue to be confirmed.

JUNIOR A HURLERS
Our Junior Hurlers finished out their round robin campaign of the City Championship with a 2-17 to 3-14 draw against Na Piarsaigh.
They now await a City Semi Final against either Ballybrown or Old Christians with time, date and venue to be confirmed.

JUNIOR B HURLERS
Our Junior Bs got off to a flying start in the City Championship with a 3-23 to 0-5 win over Claughaun.
Next up is a meeting with Monaleen with time, date and venue to be confirmed.

MINOR HURLERS
Our Minor Hurlers had a fine opening round win over Adare on a 2-20 to 2-16 scoreline in the Premier Minor Hurling Championship.
Next up is a meeting with Patrickswell down for this Friday 27th July in Ballybricken at 7.30pm.
All support welcome.

MINOR FOOTBALLERS
Our Minor Footballers continued their 100% start to their East Championship campaign with a 3-9 to 2-9 win over Caherconlish.
They have two rounds left against Oola and Cappamore.

UNDER 16 HURLERS
Our under 16s are down to play Ballybrown in round 5 of division 1 on Monday 23rd July in Ballybricken at 7.15pm.
All support welcome.

UNDER 16 FOOTBALLERS
Our under 16 footballers were unlucky to be edged out by a single point by Monaleen on a 4-11 to 4-10 scoreline.
They play Askeaton-Ballysteen-Kilcornan on Monday 30th July at 7.15 with venue to be confirmed.

UNDER 14 FOOTBALLERS
Our under 14 Footballers were edged out by Bruff on a 1-6 to 1-4 scoreline in round 3 of the division 2 Championship.
Next up is an away trip to Cappamore on August 1st.

UNDER 13 HURLERS
Our under 13s play Newcastlewest Thursday 26th July in Newcastle West at 7.15pm.
All support welcome.

COUNTY MINORS
Commiserations to Cathal O’Neill, James Conheady and the rest of the Limerick Minor Hurling team who bowed out of the 2018 Championship against Kilkenny last Saturday.
Cathal and James experienced great victories in 2018 against Tipperary, Cork and Clare and hopefully will have a bright future ahead in the green and white.

We had a record number of boys and girls in attendance for the 4 day Cul Camp in Crecora pitch on Monday 2^nd to Thursday 5^th July.

Everyone involved enjoyed the 4 days immensely, where the young boys and girls went through hurling and gaelic football skills, played hurling, football and rounders matches and played a variety of other fun games throughout the 4 day camp.

The hot weather had us taking plenty of water breaks and our local young entrepreneur Richie’s Ice creams provided very welcome refreshment each day.

Our Coaches received help each day from teenage players from Crecora Manister GAA and Crecora Camogie clubs. Two of those helping out were Cathal O’Neill and James Conheady. Cathal played in all the Limerick Minor Hurling matches this year with James being on the panel.

Both Cathal and James were on hand on Wednesday to hand out the Cul Camp gear to all the boy and girls and spent time on Thursday signing hurleys and helmets for many of the boys and girls, some of whom will no doubt go on to represent Limerick in either Hurling, Football or Camogie.

See below a selection of the photographs taken on the final day of the Cul Camp.

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