Training commenced in the Catholic Institute on Monday 17th Feb.
We have had a good turn out across the Under 8, Under 10 and Under 12 age groups, with a number of new players coming along also.
The hour session passes quickly with drills and games in both hurling and football.
If you have been unable to attend these session up to now, you are welcome to come along and join in
Looking forward to seeing you over the coming weeks
Crecora Manister GAA Club is supporting Goal’s Nationwide Bag Pack on Saturday 8th March.
We need you to pack bags at one of the Limerick Tesco stores: Coonagh, Crescent, Arthur’s Quay and Roxboro
Charity organisations have experienced a significant drop in donations recently, the Nationwide Bag Pack is a vital source of funding for Goal, the success of the bag pack event relies on your help.
Please Contact Us on info@crecoramanistergaa.com if you are available to help out.
We will be in contact with you to confirm stores and times.
Trampolines, galvanised sheeting, sheds etc
Have you scrap metal to dispose of following the storm?
Contact Us at info@crecoramanistergaa.com to arrange collection.
Money received from the sale of the Scrap will provide funding to your local GAA Club
On Saturday 8th February a Celebration night was held in the South Court Hotel to mark the successes of the Kilpeacon Minors in winning three trophies in 2013. This feat was achieved across both codes, with the City Hurling title added to the double of City and County Football titles won earlier in the season.
Most players were on both squads and the successes were an acknowledgement of their commitment throughout the year. This was also a great example of two GAA clubs who were short of numbers at this age group coming together to achieve mutual success as the Kilpeacon amalgamation of Crecora Manister & Fedamore at Minor level achieved these excellent results in its inaugural year.
The hugely popular guest of honour on the night, Limerick hurler Paul Browne, spoke of the importance of his GAA Club to his career and urged the players to stay together and develop further.
Each player was presented with their Medals, Kilpeacon Gear Bags and commemorative tops. The Coaches received commemorative Kilpeacon tops in recognition of their valuable contribution during the long year.
Noel Murphy in his dual role as event organizer and compére thanked all those who attended for their continued support and the South Court for the well prepared venue.
A highlight of the night were the “archives” which featured photos and videos of the Minor players from Under 9 up to the present day.
Check out some photos from the night
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