Tom Clancy

Jan 15, 2025 | msn.com | Tom Clancy

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Jan 15, 2025 | independent.ie | Tom Clancy

While the margin was quite large in the end, SETU stayed in the fight until the three-quarter mark. At this point, the class of UL shone through, and they collected a deserved two points. The loss of exciting Limerick senior Adam English didn’t hamper their chances. Instead, the influence of Tipperary’s Gearoid O’Connor, Aidan O’Connor of Limerick and Cork’s Jack Leahy ensured they were firmly in control.

Jan 15, 2025 | irishexaminer.com | Tom Clancy

A run of thirteen of the final sixteen points saw University of Limerick get the wheels in motion in their bid to regain the Fitzgibbon Cup, eventually defeating SETU Waterford by thirteen points on home soil. There were plenty of talking points from this one – the loss to Adam English to injury moments after the restart perhaps the most concerning for Limerick connections.

Jan 11, 2025 | limerickleader.ie | Tom Clancy

Stephen McLoughlin’s stoppage time try gave the visitors the precious fourth try and a possibly vital extra point on the Energia AIL top flight table. This was far from a flamboyant and dominant display from Young Munster, with their defensive work by far their greatest asset on a cold but dry afternoon in Dooradoyle.

Jan 10, 2025 | limerickleader.ie | Tom Clancy

UNIVERSITY of Limerick commenced their Sigerson Cup campaign in perfect fashion, when easing to a 3-17 to 1-10 victory over ATU Galway at Maguires 4G pitch in UL on Friday evening. A switch of venue gave the Limerick outfit home advantage, but their performance showed they would have always had too much for the Galway side. UL are managed by Newcastle West’s Declan Brouder, with Seanie Buckley of Dromcollogher Broadford part of the coaching team.