Massive congratulations to our minor hurlers who won the coveted Limerick County Premier Minor Hurling Championship on Saturday with an excellent victory over Kilmallock in Bruff. Trailing by 6 points to 4 , the lads put in an excellent second half and in spite of some nerve racking final few minutes they sealed the victory…
Massive congratulations to our Junior hurlers and management team who captured the County Junior Hurling Championship with an excellent victory over City rivals St Patricks 1-16 to 1-12 in the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday afternoon. We trailed at the break 1-6 to 0-7 but with a much improved second half performance which included an all…
Our senior hurlers qualified for another Munster club final following a battling performance in difficult conditions against Tipperary Champions Thurles Sarsfields in the Gaelic Grounds on Sunday. Following the recent tragedy in the Thurles camp it was expected that a very determined opponent would be waiting for us and this was surely the case.
Our under 21 hurlers made it 3 under 21 premier hurling titles in a row on Saturday when they saw off the challenge of Patrickswell in Bruff.
The under 21 hurlers made the best possible start to their Championship campaign when they saw off the challenge of a resolute Deel Rangers side in the Gaelic Grounds on Tuesday evening. With no fewer than 13 of Sean Stacks senior panel on show in the starting 15,it was expected that a strong showing would…
The draw for the 2014 under 21 Premier Hurling Championship took place on Wednesday evening. There will be two groups of five with Na Piarsaigh in Group 2 along with Patrickswell, Bruff, Kilmallock and Deel Rangers. Group 1 will consist of Ballybrown, Doon, Adare, Ahane and St Kevin’s. The competition commences on February 18th when we…
The Saturday morning sessions for our under 6 through 10 year olds will resume on Saturday 15th Feb. The under 5,6 and 7’s will recommence in the Parish Field from 10am whilst the Under 8,9 and 10’s start from 9.45am in St Nessans School.
Congratulations to all our players who helped Ard Scoil Ris reach yet another Harty Cup Final with a fine display against Hamilton High School played in Mallow in freezing cold conditions.
Munster Club Hurling Champions for the second time in three years has a very nice ring to it. Having lost the enforced toss of the coin all roads led to the home of Clare hurling Cusack Park Ennis. It was evident from the outset that the lads meant business and when Shane Dowling played a brilliant through…
