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Spotlight: A writer’s love affair with Limerick Reporter: );  ); Frances Browner’s poetry has been featured on Limerick’s Poetry Trail, Poetry Walls and ‘Bring your Limericks to Limerick’. Although she grew up in Dublin, lived in New York for twenty years and now resides in Greystones, Co. Wicklow, her family connections with Limerick city are strong and her heart is very much connected with Limerick. Her poems have appeared in several magazines including The Ogham Stone (the Univer...

St Patricks Day GAA nostalgia on TG4 March 16, 2021 Limerick fans Jonathan and Jamie Byrne (aged 9 and 7) watch the minor clash between Limerick and Tipperary at the Gaelic Grounds ©INPHO/Tommy Dickson As sports fans eagerly await the return of live Gaelic Games later this year, TG4 has St. Patrick’s Day covered with plenty of GAA nostalgia. Starting with the not-so-distant past, TG4 will broadcast a replay of the 2020 All-Ireland Hurling Final at 4:20pm. The Limerick and Waterford game t...

Tipp FM Text 083 311 3311 The Tipperary minor hurlers are set to play Limerick this weekend in the Munster final. Following wins over Kerry and Waterford, Tipperary travel to the Gaelic Grounds for the decider at 1 o clock on Sunday. Tipperary beat Limerick in the 2018 final, however the Treaty are reigning champions having beaten Cork in last year’s final. Speaking to Tipp FM, hurling analyst and former inter-county star James Woodlock believes Tipp will have to be at their best ...

John Kiely has put a number on Limerick’s efforts to keep everyone safe while chasing their All-Ireland dream – and it clocks in at 2,000 temperature checks since his panel reconvened in the autumn. The Limerick boss sang the praises of his medical team in particular for tackling the unique headache of hurling through a pandemic. “It’s a rare, rare moment for Limerick hurling to achieve what the boys have achieved. It’s a testament to the work of Paul, Aonghus, Donal, Alan, Timmy, Car...

What they said … the weekend in quotes December 14, 2020 Antrims Conor McCann lifts the Joe McDonagh Cup. ©INPHO/James Crombie. "I found it incredibly hard during lockdown to keep the training going. There was no light at the end of the tunnel and we didn’t know if the championship was going to go ahead. There were ifs and buts and the one thing that kept me going was ‘imagine winning an All-Ireland at Christmas time, how good Christmas would be’, so I’m going to look forward t...

Limerick GAA fan Mikey slept in hay barns, sheds and bedded down in boreens Reporter: donal.oregan@limerickleader.ie Up for the match: Self-styled Mayor of Garryowen Mikey Ryan with the chain to prove it ahead of the All-Ireland in 2018 |PICTURE: Adrian Butler );  ); THERE will be no fans in Croke Park on Sunday but even before Covid arrived, attending matches has become a much more clinical experience compared to the days of old. Nowadays, transport to games is by car or train, a walk ...

); John Kiely: Its an incredible achievement and it means so, so much to the people of Limerick The Limerick hurling boss was in understandably jubilant form after their All-Ireland success. By Emma Duffy Sunday 13 Dec 2020, 6:34 PM Dec 13th 2020, 6:34 PM 7,535 Views 6 Comments John Kiely lifting the Liam McCarthy Cup. Image: Ryan Byrne/INPHO ...

Top cop and former inter-county hurler John Twomey urges caution ahead of All Ireland final Gardai have liaised with pub owners in both cities and the GAA with the aim of minimising spread of the virus Updated Garda Deputy Commissioner John Twomey at Dublin Castle, Dublin (Image: Gareth Chaney Collins) Get the latest news from across Ireland straight to your inbox every single dayInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up! When you subscribe we will use the information y...

); I asked him to lift the cup with me. I dont know why but Im delighted I did - Limericks defensive star Paul Browne on his club-mate who has shone again in defence for Limerick this season. Fintan OToole By Fintan OToole Saturday 12 Dec 2020, 12:00 PM Dec 12th 2020, 7:16 AM 48,749 Views 3 Comments Seán Finn and Paul Browne lift ...