Sporting Limerick

John O'Shea Previews Cobh v Treaty with Adrian Finnin

Lee J Lynch on @larnefc, European football and family connections at Treaty United

Sport LK Soccer Podcast 013: Adrian, Noel & Jason discuss Treaty's return to action with very good win on the road down at an improving Wexford FC. Tommy Barrett's side are in 3rd place on 19 points and will travel to Cobh on Saturday evening.

#HurlingToTheCore ambassadors Gearóid Hegarty launch the second series of Bord Gáis Energy’s GAAGAABox. During the press event Hegarty spoke to reporters about the upcoming championship season and much more.

"We'll just come back again and stick with what we're doing, it has improved but we'll just have to keep working in training and it will come through." Donal Ryan says his side will learn from the loss to Leitrim in the Division 4 semi-final. #SportLK

"We can come away from here knowing we can compete at the top end but a four point defeat won't get us from this division to the next. We have work to do but today's performance will give the lads the belief that we can get there. But it's not a case of going from one game to the other, you've got to work on it to get there." Billy Lee taking the positives from Limerick's Division 3 semi-final loss to Derry. #SportLK

Ahead of Sunday's Division 4 League semi-final with Leitrim, Donal Ryan chats about his sides preparation. #SportLK

Matt and Jack are back to discuss a big weekend of Limerick GAA action with the Footballers, Ladies Footballers and Junior Camogie side all in League semi-final action with the hurlers rounding off their campaign! #SportLK

Tommy Barrett's Treaty United FC return to action this weekend against Wexford and the manager is taking nothing for granted. "we have to be 100% to get any kind of a result down there"

Anthony O'Donnell chats to Adrian Finnin about coming back refreshed after the mid season break and looking forward to the challenge of Wexford FC at the weekend.

The Limerick Ladies Football team secured their passage into the league semi-finals with a 2-7 to 0-8 win over Carlow at the LIT Gaelic Grounds over the weekend. Goals either side of the half were crucial for Donal Ryan’s side as they outlasted a stubborn Carlow outfit on the Ennis Road. #SportLK

Limerick's ladies footballers recorded a hard fought win over Carlow to book a semi final with Leitrim. We got the thoughts of Donal Ryan after the final whistle.

Kieran Kingston reacts to Cork's loss to Limerick "We were under no illusions coming up here. . . you could see in the first half, our lads looked a small bit shell shocked in some ways"

Limerick’s wait for a win in the National Hurling League came to an end over the weekend as they were comfortable 0-33 to 2-19 winners in the LIT Gaelic Grounds. After a weekend without a game, the All-Ireland champions looked back to their imperious best as they put an under strength Rebel side to the sword. Kiely’s men raced into an early five point lead and were ten to the good at the interval. Cork were much improved in the second period but Limerick were full value for the eight-point win. Reflecting on the win, Kiely was pleased to see his side continue to improve on their early 2021 performances.

Pat Ryan’s Limerick senior camogie team pushed reigning All-Ireland champions Kilkenny all the way but eventually came up short in a pulsating league quarter-final in Birr. Leading at the first water break and the half, Ryan’s side looked posied for a big upset but were made to pay by the champions whose efficiency pulled them over the line. Although disappointed with the result, Ryan says there is plenty of learning to take from the loss.

Matt and Jack are back to discuss a busy weekend of GAA action. They look ahead to the games involving the hurlers, the senior camogie team and the ladies footballers! They also reflect on the footballers reaching the league semi-finals and talk to Damien Quinn about his new book! #SportLK

"The girls are putting in great work, improving immensely, so we are delighted with them." Limerick Ladies Football manager Donal Ryan looks ahead to this Sunday's clash with Carlow where a win or draw will take them into the League semi-finals! #SportLK

“We are going there with nothing to lose, just give it everything and see where we are at. Six weeks in, it will be real indicator of where we are.” Ahead of Saturday's Littlewoods National Camogie League quarter-final with Kilkenny, Limerick manager Pat Ryan was in confident mood. #SportLK

“They’re very young but there are some super leaders there. They’re ahead of their time in terms of maturity and the future of Limerick camogie looks good if these girls can be looked after and kept at it.” Junior Camogie Manager Pat Ryan was pleased with the manner of his sides win over Waterford that sealed a place in the knockout stages of Division 3 of the National Camogie League. #SportLK

"To come out of places like this and consolidate Division 3, you've got to have the bit between your teeth and the gumption in your brain to be ready for the battle. The speed of the game moves up and the intensity goes up." "I'm delighted for them, they're young men, they're trying to challenge themselves and they continue to do that." Limerick Senior Football Manager Billy Lee was delighted in his sides performance in Aughrim that moved them into the Division 3 semi-finals against Derry! #SportLK