SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh was filled with great scenes on Saturday May 16th as six clubs from Cork, Clare, and Limerick took part in a Munster GAA for All Activity Day.
Players, along with their coaches and mentors, enjoyed taking to the 4G pitch to play inclusive Gaelic games and activities. These teams train diligently at their clubs weekly, and every player players is a credit to their families, coaches, mentors.
The participants also had the opportunity to receive their medals in the South Stand, presented by Bríon Saunderson.
A huge congratulations to all the participants and coaches on a fantastic day.
Big thank you to all who assisted in making this event a memorable one.
Gillian Fitzgerald Murphy
Munster Gaa For All Committee
By Ed Donnelly Mon 18th May
Hurlers meet Clare in Munster Championship
It promises to be another exciting day of action in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship with both final round matches taking place simultaneously as the race for a place in the provincial final reaches its conclusion.
And then there were three — with Cork, Limerick and Clare all already assured of progression to the All-Ireland series, the focus now turns to who will secure a place in the Munster final.
The Rebels remain in the driving seat having won all three of their games to date. Another win — or even a draw — will guarantee their place in the provincial showpiece, while Clare will need a strong performance to overturn the table scenario and keep their final hopes alive.
It promises to be a dramatic finale to the round-robin stage, with both fixtures starting at the same time and every score potentially decisive.
Match Information
Footballers face Meath in All-Ireland Championship Round 1
Munster GAA For All Blitz in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh was filled with great scenes on Saturday May 16th as six clubs from Cork, Clare, and Limerick took part in a Munster GAA for All Activity Day.
Players, along with their coaches and mentors, enjoyed taking to the 4G pitch to play inclusive Gaelic games and activities. These teams train diligently at their clubs weekly, and every player players is a credit to their families, coaches, mentors.
The participants also had the opportunity to receive their medals in the South Stand, presented by Bríon Saunderson.
A huge congratulations to all the participants and coaches on a fantastic day.
Big thank you to all who assisted in making this event a memorable one.
Gillian Fitzgerald Murphy
Munster Gaa For All Committee
By Ed Donnelly Mon 18th May
Minor Munster Football Champions
Munster Final | Cork v Kerry | Photo from game
Cork captured the Electric Ireland Munster Minor Football Championship title after a dramatic 1-13 to 0-14 extra-time win over Kerry at Páirc Uí Rinn. A composed Cork performance, highlighted by Rory Twohig’s key frees and Jacob Barry’s crucial goal, secured provincial glory. A superb contest full of intensity and skill. Check out some photos from the game.