Limerick GAA 

Hard luck to Cathal and the Limerick Senior Team who narrowly lost out to Cork on Sunday. Cathal had an outstanding game contributing 4 points from play. All roads lead to Ennis next Sunday where we look forward to the 2^nd round of the championship. 

Upcoming Fixtures: 

• Tory Hill Gaels U17 Hurlers are in action on Wednesday 29^th at 6.45 against South Liberties at 6:45pm in South Liberties 

• U11’s Hurlers play Kilmallock at home on Tuesday 28^th at 6.30pm 

• Tory Hill Gaels U13’s footballers face Drom Broadford on Thursday 30th in Croom at 6.45pm 

• Tory Hill Gaels U14’s hurlers face Bruff, away, on Friday 1st in Bruff at 6.30pm 

Match Reports 

U11 Footballers 

Our U11 footballers played Dromin Athlacca last Tuesday evening in Athlacca. Very competitive game & good team performance for first u11 game of the year.  

U13 Tory Hill Gaels Hurlers 

Well done to the Tory Hill Gaels U13s who played Monaleen on Thursday in sunny Croom and were victorious, with a score of 3-06 to 1-05. They played an outstanding match against a very strong Monaleen team. With their second win in a row, the boys are now through to the Semi-Final.  

This team has really come together, bonded well and are working hard in training, this is reflected on the pitch and scoreline. 

All Ireland Scor Sinsir Rince Foirne Champions 2026 

Huge congratulations to the girls who are All Ireland Scor Sinsir Rince Foirne Champions 2026. Our victorious Figure Dancing girls represented Crecora – Manister Gaa in Scor Sinsir All Ireland Final in Castlebar on Saturday. Congratulations to Orla Byrnes, Sara Gilmartin, Niamh Murphy, Roisin Musgrave, Aoife Gilmartin, Ella Wojnar, Heather Byrnes & Emily Bourke on a wonderful achievement. 

Club Limerick Draw – Winners 

Congratulations to Owen Cobbe who was the winner of the top prize of €10,000 in the April Club Limerick draw on Saturday. Well done also to Pat Quirke who won €300. As a club we have had some lucky winners over the past couple of years and there is still time to enter the Club Limerick Draw. This draw is a great opportunity to support our club and county. Join Club Limerick – Early Bird – Club Limerick 

Paraic O’Neill – Melbourne to Sydney 1200km for Cystic Fibrosis 

After an extraordinary 1200km journey from Melbourne to Sydney, Paraic arrived in Sydney on Friday, completing an incredible challenge driven by determination, resilience and purpose. Our club man ran 50km a day for 24 consecutive days. Padraic has raised over $28 thousand dollars over the past 3 weeks for Cystic Fibrosis Australia. Well done Paraic.  

 
Darkness into Light – Pieta House 

Our GAA pitch will be the venue for our first Darkness into Light walk in aid of Pieta House, the country’s leading suicide support organisation. The walk, comprising of 4-5 laps of the walking track will commence at 4.45am, with sunrise forecast to be at 5.30. We will collect cash on the morning, but you can also donate on line by following this link: https://www.darknessintolight.ie/fundraisers/crecoracommunitywalk/fundraiser 

Organised by our GAA and Camogie Healthy Clubs team. 

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Upcoming Fixtures:

• Our U20s face Killacolla Gaels on Sunday 26^th at 12pm in Bruree

Junior C Result

Crecora Manister              0-17

Adare                                    1-22

Minor Hurling Final Result

Crecora Manister South Liberties               1-17

Bruff                                                                      2-21

Despite the best efforts of our team who gave it their all from start to finish, the result did not go our way. These lads have put in tremendous effort and commitment throughout the 2025 season. This is a group of fine young men who have represented their team, club, and community with pride, dedication, and great character.

We would like to thank the parents and families, for your unwavering support and encouragement. It was heartening to see such strong support for these lads all year.

We would also like to express our gratitude to Chris Mulqueen, Des Ryan, Gearoid Holland, Barry and Joey for their time, expertise, and dedication in coaching the team over the course of the season.

U14s Wrap Up Season with Strong Showing at Super 10

Our U14s rounded off their long and hard-fought season with a very impressive performance in the Super 10 competition held at Mick Neville Park on Sunday, October 19th.

We faced tough opposition in Kildimo Pallaskenry, Newcastle West, and ABK, and the team rose to the challenge with some outstanding displays across the day. These performances are ones we’re extremely proud of and provide a solid foundation to build on for next season.

This is a talented and resilient group of players, who just last month were narrowly beaten by a single point in the County Final.

A big thank you to all the parents and supporters for their encouragement throughout the year, and a special word of appreciation to the management team of Ger Hickey, Paul O’Mahony, and Ger Browne for their dedication and commitment.

Dean Ryan 17A

Best of luck to Sam Collins and Cian Hickey who are representing ArdScoil Ris tomorrow in the Quarter Final of the Dean Round playing Nenagh CBS in Newport at 1:30.

Santa / Christmas Fair November 30th

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Upcoming Fixtures:

• Our Minors are in the Shield Final on Friday 17^th at 8pm in UL The Pavilion v Bruff 

Match Reports

Intermediate Football Result

Crecora Manister 1-11

Pallasgreen 1-09

Our intermediate footballers headed into Rhebogue on Saturday afternoon for a make or break game against old foes Pallasgreen who have been our nemesis for the last few years. A win would cement 4^th place in our group while a loss could see us entering a relegation battle. Following our superb win against Gerald Griffins 2 weeks previous, the lads were on a high following some solid training over the last 2 weeks.

When the ball was thrown in, Cathal won primary possession and it was straight into attack mode and with less than 2 mins on the clock we were a point to the good following a free from Mark Shanahan. Pressing the Pallas kickout paid some good dividends over the next 10 mins and we had good scores from play from Mike Mc, Cormac Flanagan and Rory Hannan before Pallas started to get a bit of a grip in their half forward line and put up the next 2 scores from play.

Flano then got his second from play to stem the tide and this was traded with another from Pallas before a super team move saw the ball played into David Rickard who timed his pass perfectly to Brian Dolphin to punch the ball to the back of the net for the first green flag of the game. However, Pallas were not going away and a goal and a point of their own cut the gap to a single point before Mark Shanahan scored another great free to lead us into the break with a 2 point lead.

The second half took on much the same story as the first with our lads having a lot of the possession but the Pallas defense were stingy and not giving up too much space. However, after about 8 mins of the restart , a brilliant 2 pointer free from Mark put us 2 points up and for the next 15 mins we traded scores with Pallas with another free from Mark and a well worked point from Brian Dolphin had us 4 up with 10 to play however Pallas cut that lead to 2 before Davis Rickard kicked a lovely point and left Pallas searching for a goal. Thankfully they could only muster a point and we ran out 2 point winners on the day.

Team on the day – Stephen Keating, David Macken, Colm Parnell, Tim Moloney, Rory Hannan, Patrick Dolphin, Cormac Flanagan, Ciaran Cusack, Cathal O’Neill, Sean Malone, Mark Shanahan, Sam Riordan, Brian Dolphin, Mike McCormack, David Rickard, Thomas Shanahan, Padraig Byrnes, Con Kirby

Thanks to Noel Murphy, Mossy Fitzgerald, Tom Connolly, Martin Frawley and Ger Riordan for their help over the season.

U20 – First Round

CMSL     2:12

ABK        1:15

Our U20 hurlers opened their championship campaign with a hard-fought draw against a strong ABK side in ideal conditions at South Liberties. There was very little to separate the teams throughout a tightly contested first half. Both sides were well up for the challenge, with some great passages of play and solid defending on show. A crucial goal from our lads just before the break gave us a slight edge, sending us into halftime with a narrow 2-point lead.

The second half continued in similar fashion, with both teams trading scores in an intense and evenly matched battle. Despite opportunities on both sides to push ahead, the game finished level – a fair result in what was a tough and competitive encounter.

Plenty of positives to take from the performance, and we now look ahead to our next fixture against Killacolla Gaels on October 26th.

U16 Final

CMSL                           1:11

Granagh Ballingarry      0:22

Hard luck to our U16s who were beaten in the county final on Saturday in Mick Neville Park. The boys gave it everything and battled right to the final whistle, but unfortunately came up short on the day.

It’s been a fantastic campaign from this group all season, showing great commitment, skill, and teamwork. Well done to the management team for their commitment all year.

We look forward to seeing them continue their development as they move on to the Minor team next year. Bright futures ahead!

Santa / Christmas Fair November 30th

Save the Date …. On November 30th we will be hosting our annual Christmas Fair in Manister Hall. Santa & Mrs Claus has confirmed they will join us to meet all the families. Again, all proceeds are in aid of the pitch development fund. More details to follow.

Christmas Shop – Crecora GAA Gear

Our Christmas shop is now open for orders. This will remain open until October 12th. All orders will be delivered in December. Please use the attached link.

Crecora Manister GAA – Cobi Sports

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Upcoming Fixtures:

• On Saturday 11^th of October our Intermediate Footballers face Pallasgreen in Round 5 of the Championship. Action takes place in St. Patricks at 4pm.
• Our U12s are away to Na Piarsaigh Friday 10^th in their last game of the season
• Our Minors are in Sheild Final v Bruff on Friday 17th

Match Reports

U16 Semi-Final

U16 Hurling Championship Semi-Final Report

South Liberties Crecora Manister 4-07

Belville Gaels 0-04

Venue: Askeaton GAA Grounds

Date/Time: Saturday October 04th 9:30am

South Liberties Crecora Manister booked their place in the U16 Hurling Championship Final with a comprehensive victory over Belville Gaels in a windswept Askeaton on Saturday morning. Despite the early throw-in and difficult playing conditions, the team produced a strong, composed performance to run out deserving 4-07 to 0-04 winners.

The swirling wind made scoring from distance extremely difficult but goals proved decisive in this semi-final encounter. After a cagey opening, Cian Hickey struck the game’s first goal on 11 minutes to settle his side. Just five minutes later, Cillian O’Doherty found the net to extend the advantage, giving South Liberties Crecora Manister a commanding seven-point lead at the break.

Belville Gaels battled bravely after the restart, but ten minutes into the second half O’Doherty struck again with his second goal of the game, this was a decisive moment that effectively ended hopes of a comeback for the Feohanagh-Castlemahon and Feenagh-Kilmeedy amalgamation. A fourth goal from Paddy O’Connell put the result beyond doubt, while points from Cian and Gearóid Hickey, Peter Ryan, Danny and David Fitzpatrick ensured a convincing final scoreline.

At the other end, Sam Collins was solid between the posts, handling the tricky conditions superbly. In defence, Dano Sheehan, Cuan Kilroy, and Daragh Mulvihill were outstanding, cutting out several dangerous attacks and driving the team forward throughout.

It was a strong all-round team display from South Liberties Crecora Manister, who now advance to the final where they will meet a very strong Granagh-Ballingarry side fresh from their victory over Newcastle West at the same venue on Saturday morning.

Team: Sam Collins, Charlie Murphy, Dano Sheehan, Dara Nash, John O’Donovan, Cian Hickey 1-03, Daragh Mulvihill, Cuan Kilroy, Paddy O’Connell 1-00, Peter Ryan 0-01, Danny Fitzpatrick 0-01, Patrick Concannon, Geraóid Hickey 0-01, Daver Fitzpatrick 0-01, Cillian O’Doherty 2-00, Daniel Lane, James Butler, Sean McMahon, Marcus Hartigan, Julian Quinn, Ollie Walsh and Ronan Downes.

South Liberties Crecora Manister 4:07

Belville Gales                              0:04

Santa / Christmas Fair November 30th

Save the Date …. On November 30th we will be hosting our annual Christmas Fair in Manister Hall. Santa & Mrs Claus has confirmed they will join us to meet all the families. Again, all proceeds are in aid of the pitch development fund. More details to follow.

Christmas Shop – Crecora GAA Gear

Our Christmas shop is now open for orders. This will remain open until October 12th. All orders will be delivered in December. Please use the attached link.

Crecora Manister GAA – Cobi Sports

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