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2 months ago | 
limerickleader.ie | John Keogh
ST MUNCHIN'S College booked their spot in the Pinergy Munster Schools Boys Senior Cup quarter-finals after an exciting 28-27 win over local rivals Ardscoil Rís at Thomond Park on Wednesday afternoon. Adam O’Shaughnessy’s late try and Oisin Madden’s conversion saw Munchin’s secured a dramatic win after a thrilling contest. The Corbally side will now play another Limerick school, Castletroy College, in their quarter-final of the Senior Cup.
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2 months ago | 
irishexaminer.com | John Keogh |Thomond Park
St Munchin’s College are into the Munster Schools Senior Cup quarter-finals following a dramatic 28-27 victory over Ardscoil Rís at Thomond Park. They came back from a 27-14 half-time deficit to set up another all-Limerick tie against Castletroy College in the last eight. Tries from David Geoghegan and Adam O’Shaughnessy and two conversions by Oisin Madden saw Munchin’s to a stunning win.
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2 months ago | 
limerickleader.ie | John Keogh
LIMERICK'S ladies footballers began their season with a 0-14 to 2-6 loss in their Lidl National Football League Division 3 clash with Down in Mungret St Paul's GAA Grounds on Sunday afternoon. A strong third quarter from the visitors was crucial in this opening round game as they overturned a three-point half time deficit to lead by five. Limerick rallied in the final stages with a Roisin Ambrose goal but it was Down that held on for the opening day win.
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2 months ago | 
sportinglimerick.com | John Keogh
Limerick’s began life in Division 3 of the Lidl Ladies Gaelic Football National League with a 0-14 to 2-6 loss to Down in Mungret this afternoon. The home side held a 1-3 to 0-3 advantage at half time with Rebecca Delee’s goal proving the difference in the opening half. However, Down bossed the third quarter of the game – scoring 10 points without reply to hold a seven-point advantage.
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Jan 25, 2025 | 
sportinglimerick.com | John Keogh
Limerick Masters football manager Anthony McCarthy has revealed his backroom team for the coming season that includes a number of high profile additions. John Ryan, who managed Limerick ladies to All-Ireland glory in 2018, has come on board as coach of the team for 2025. Ryan’s addition to the coaching team is a big coup for McCarthy and the masters committee who are heading into their third year of existence.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
limerickleader.ie | John Keogh
ÁRDSCOIL Rís bowed out of the Munster Schools Boys Junior Cup following a dramatic 26-22 defeat to Clonakilty Community College at Thomond Park on Wednesday afternoon. The North Circular Road school were eight points ahead heading into the final stages, but conceded two tries late on to lose in dramatic fashion. Ardscoil had taken an early lead when Colin McNamara took advantage of an error in the Clonakilty defence and scored the opening try following Charles Casey’s cross-field kick.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
irishexaminer.com | John Keogh |Thomond Park
Clonakilty Community College pulled off a major shock in the Munster Schools Junior Cup with a last-gasp try seeing them to a 26-22 win over Ardscoil Rís at Thomond Park. Tony O’Keeffe was the hero for Clonakilty with his try from the final play of the game giving them a famous win. Ardscoil landed the first blow of the game with just seven minutes on the clock through McNamara’s first try.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
irishexaminer.com | John Keogh |Thomond Park
Crescent College Comprehensive advanced to the next round of the Munster Schools Junior Cup following a tense 15-14 victory over Glenstal Abbey at Thomond Park. Both sides struggled in the opening quarter to get any meaningful attacks going with Cooper Jackson, Conal Rowan and Shen Wang impressing for Glenstal, while Ollie Cantrell, David Kidney and Cian Robertson were prominent for Crescent. It was Crescent that broke the deadlock on 15 minutes.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
limerickleader.ie | John Keogh
CRESCENT College Comprehensive are into the next round of the Munster Schools Boys Junior Cup after a thrilling 15-14 win over Glenstal Abbey at Thomond Park this Wednesday. The Limerick derby was a tight affair with Crescent scoring tries through Cian Robertson and Fionn Slattery-Coll. Glenstal responded through Dan Nicholas and Hugh McGuirk but it was not enough to see off a Crescent side that just shaded the contest.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
irishexaminer.com | John Keogh
A late Paddy Donnellan ’65 saw TUS Midwest pull a draw from what looked a likely defeat from their Fitzgibbon Cup opener with DCU in Moylish. Donnellan landed the score three minutes into added time to earn the Limerick side a 1-18 to 1-18 draw. DCU had led for the majority of the contest but were unable to put away a TUS Midwest side that managed to stay in the contest.
