Granagh/Ballingarry GAA Club Notes:
Bruff ease to a winning Start:
Bruff 1-26 Granagh/Ballingarry 0-22
Bruff in the first outing made a winning start to their County Hurling League Division 3 campaign with a comfortable 7-point, 1-26 to 0-22 victory over a very much under-strength Granagh/Ballingarry played in cold dry conditions in Ballingarry on Saturday.
The Granagh/Ballingarry officials had their pitch in top class condition for this second round County Hurling League Division 3 tie played in front of a good crowd with John O’Donnell of Effin in charge.
The opening nine minutes at Ballingarry were close and exciting with white flags traded by Jack Fitzgerald (play) and Luke Flynn (play), Luke Flynn (free) and Owen Meany (play), Jack Cagney (play) and Owen Meany (free) for 0-3 each before a trio of white flags from open play by Patrick Finn on 11 minutes Josh Keating on 13 minutes and Charlie Cronin two minutes later to leave the boys from South Limerick three ahead 0-6 to 0-3 at the end of the first quarter. Then white flags were traded by Darragh Casey (play) on 16 minutes, Josh Keating (play) on 18 minutes, Eoin Horgan (free) on 20 minutes and Owen Meany (play) on 22 minutes to leave three again between the sides. Bruff 0-8, Granagh/Ballingarry 0-5. Michael Russell of Granagh/Ballingarry split the uprights from open play on 23 and 24 minutes. The Bruff boys dominated the next seven minutes with points by Owen Meany (play) on 25 minutes, Paul Browne (play) on 26 minutes, Owen Meany (free) on 27 minutes followed up by a cracking Josh Keating goal on 28 minutes and a trio of white flags from open play courtesy of Paul Browne on 29 minutes, Darragh Butler on 20 minutes and Josh Keating on 31 minutes before white flags were traded from open play by Eoin Horgan on 32 minutes and from open play by Eoin Horgan on 32 minutes and Josh Keating on 33 minutes to send the Bruff boys in at the interval leading by 10 1-15 to 0-8. Michael Russell split the uprights from placed balls in the opening two minutes after the interval cancelled by Owen Meany from a placed ball on 33 minutes and Paul Browne from open play a minute later to leave 10 again between the sides. Bruff 1-17, Granagh/Ballingarry 1-10 on 34 minutes. Then a pair of white flags from placed balls for Granagh/Ballingarry courtesy of Eoin Horgan on 35 minutes and Michael Russell on 36 minutes were cancelled out by Owen Meany from a placed ball on 38 minutes and open play on 39 minutes to leave 10 once more between the sides. Then substitute Rory Coleman on 41 minutes and Darragh Butler on 42 minutes split the uprights from open play for Bruff before points were traded by Eoin Horgan (free) on 43 minutes and Josh Keating (play) on 45 minutes, Michael Russell (free) on 47 minutes and Owen Meany, free, two minutes later to leave 12 between the sides, Bruff 1-23, Granagh/Ballingarry 0-14 on 49 minutes. The Granagh/Ballingarry boys far from being overawed, dominated the next four minutes with four unanswered white flags through Michael Russell from placed balls on 50 and 52 minutes, David Condron and Michael Russell, open play on 53 and 54 minutes before white flags were traded by Owen Meany (free) on 55 minutes, Michael Russell (play) on 56 minutes, Tom Horgan (play) on 57 minutes, Owen Meany (free) on 58 minutes, Michael Russell (play) on 59 minutes and Owen Meany (free) a minute later to leave nine between the sides, Bruff 1-26, Granagh/Ballingarry 0-20, on 60 minutes.
Second half substitute Darragh O’Donoghue on 61 minutes and David Condron on 63 minutes raised white flags from open play for Granagh/Ballingarry which was too little too late for the home side. At the final whistle Bruff were worthy winners of the two Division 3 County Hurling League points on offer by seven points, 1-26 to 0-223. The Bruff boys can now look forward with confidence to the next round against Murroe/Boher in a rematch of last year’s County Intermediate Hurling Championship Final won by Murroe/Boher on this Thursday 2nd April in Boher at 6.30pm, white the Granagh/Ballingarry boys will have to regroup ahead of their clash also with Murroe/Boher on Saturday 18th April in Boher at 7pm. Bruff scored 1-17 from play and 0-9 from frees, Granagh/Ballingarry scored 0-12 from play and 0-10 from frees.
Bruff: Jack Hogan, Conor Shanahan, Colm O’Loughlin, Ben Noonan, Patrick Finn 0-1, Paul O’Riordan, Evan Daly, Owen Meany 0-12 (9 frees), Mike O’Riordan, Charlie Cronin 0-1, Josh Keating 1-5, Darragh Butler 0-2, Jack O’Neill, Paul Browne 0-3, Jack Fitzgerald 0-1. Subs used Rory Coleman 0-1, Eire Finn and Killian Bennett.
Granagh/Ballingarry: Keith O’Kelly, Paudie McKenna, Brian Sheehy, Mark O’Shea, Eoin Horgan 0-6, (5 frees), Jack Cagney 0-1, Jack Mulqueen, Josh Quuill Mulcaire, Darragh Casey (0-1), Michael Russell 0-10 (5 frees), Luke Flynn 0-1, Tom Horgan 0-1, Jack Hartnet, David Condron 0-3, Conor O’Donoghue. Subs used Darragh O’Donoghue 0-1, Seán O’Gorman and Paddy O’Keeffe. Referee: John O’Donnell (Effin).
Fraher’s late goal earns Pallasgreen a share of the spoils:
Granagh/Ballingarry 2-14 Pallasgreen 3-11
In difficult underfoot and windy conditions at Ballingarry on Sunday a cracking goal by second half substitute Garry Fraher on 59 minutes paved the way for a hard-fought 3-11 to 2-14 draw for Pallasgreen in Round 2 of Division 8 in the County Hurling League to go top of the table on three points, one ahead of Staker Wallace after their 2-11 to 1-10 victory over Doon in the opening round and Granagh/Ballingarry third on one point with a game in hand against Croagh/Kilfinny.
Kieran Guina of Feohanagh/Castlemahon took charge of this West v East Division 8 Round 2 County Hurling League tie played in front of a good crowd despite the wet weather.
A couple of wides were exchanged in the opening four minutes before white flags were traded from 65s by Darragh O’Donoghue on five minutes and Zach Murphy Ryan on eight minutes and from open play by David Condron on 10 minutes and David Murphy nine minutes later for 0-2 each on 11 minutes.
The home side Granagh/Ballingarry with the wind at their backs, dominated the next six minutes with five unanswered white flags through Dave Condron (play) on 12 minutes, Darragh O’Donoghue (free) on 13 minutes and open play and 14 minutes, Pat Carroll and Jack Hartnet from open play on 15 and 17 minutes, to leave the boys in black and green five ahead 0-7 to 0-2. Then David Murphy finally ended nine minutes without a Pallasgreen score when he split the uprights for the second time from open play on 20 minutes to reduce the deficit to our Granagh/Ballingarry 0-7, Pallasgreen 0-3 10 minutes from the interval. The next five numbers were all Granagh/Ballingarry with a third white flag from open play by former dual county minor player David Condron on 21 minutes, a second pointed 65 by Darragh O’Donoghue who followed up with a smacking goal on 24 minutes and split the uprights from a placed ball a minute later to leave the boys in black and green ten ahead 1-10 to 0-3 on 25 minutes. The Pallasgreen boys, far from being overawed, had a pair of white flags by their No 14 Conor Linnane from open play on 27 minutes and a placed ball on 30 minutes to reduce the deficit to eight, Granagh/Ballingarry 1-10, Pallasgreen 0-3, at the interval. The Pallasgreen boys with the wind at their backs in the opening minutes after the interval with a will taken point from open play by Shane Pearse on 33 minutes followed by a cracking Conor Linnane goal on 36 minutes and he followed this up four minutes later with a point from a placed ball to reduce the deficit to three, Granagh/Ballingarry 1-10, Pallasgreen 1-7 on 50 minutes. Then David Condron finally opened the Granagh/Ballinarry boys’ second half account when he finished past the Pallaskenry keeper David McMahon on 42 minutes and Darragh O’Donoghue from a placed ball on 44 minutes and David Condron from open play a minute later followed up with white flags to extend the boys in black and green’s advantage to seven at the end of the third quarter. Then Pallasgreen landed a pair of white flags through Aaron Green from a placed ball on 47 minutes and Shane Pearse on 50 minutes before white flags were traded by Darragh O’Donoghue from a placed ball on 53 minutes and Zach Murphy Ryan a minute later to leave six between the sides, Granagh/Ballingarry 2-13, Pallasgreen 1-13 on 54 minutes. Then Pallasgreen’s No. 14 Conor Linnane raised his second green flag on 55 minutes and David Murphy split the uprights from open play a minute later to reduce the deficit to three, Granagh/Ballingarry 2-13, Pallasgreen 2-11 on 56 minutes. Paddy O’Keefe extended the home side’s advantage to three when he split the uprights from open play on 59 minutes to level the score which they failed to convert at the final whistle to see the sides finished level, Granagh/Ballingarry 2-14, Pallasgreen 3-11 after a most enjoyable hard fought contest played in heavy underfoot conditions. This result sees Pallasgreen go top of the able on three points, one ahead of Staker Wallace, after their opening round 2-11 to 1-10 victory over Doon and Granagh/Ballingarry third on one point with a game in hand against Croagh/Kilfinny played on Tuesday 31st March. No result at time of going to print Granagh/Ballingarr scored 2-8 from 0-4 from frees and 0-2 from 65s, Pallasgreen scored 3-7 from play, 0-3 from frees and 0-1 from a 65.
Granagh/Ballingarry: Keith O’Kelly, Kylian O’Keeffe, Eoin Enright, Ben Daly, Mark O’Shea, Cian Cagney, Paudie McKenna, Pat Carroll 0-1, David Condron 1-4, Paddy O’Keeffe 0-1.
Pallasgreen: David Mahon, Conor Roche, PJ Butler, Cathal O’Shaughnessy, Robert Corbett, Aaron Green 0-1 free, Shane Pearse 0-2 (1 65), David Murphy 0-3, Joe McConnell, Paul Burke, Conor Linnane 2-3 (0-2 frees), Fran Noonan. Subs used: Denis O’Dea, Patrick Roche, Conor O’Dwyer, Garry Fraher 1-0. Referee: Kieran Guina (Feohanagh/Castlemahon).
€1,000 win in National Club Draw:
The 13th GAA National club draw took place in Croke Park on Wednesday 25th March. The Granagh/Ballingarry GAA Club were chosed for the second time in three years at random as part of club specific draw to win €1,000. This great win for the club would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our local membership and club co-ordinators Niall Carroll and David Condron and all the promoters. This year’s draw raised a record-breaking 2,045m for GAA clubs nationally. The draw was independently observed by Brian Cormack, partner Forris Mazars
1st prize Toyota Corolly Hybrid, Dermott McConnell, Cloughaneely GAA, Donegan. 2nd €20,000 Noel Lee, An Spideal GAA, Galway, 3rd €10,000 Olivia Pilltowska, Cloughaneely GAA, Donegan, 4th €5,000 Paul Gormley, Fingallions GAA, Dubline, 5th €5,000 Ger O’Farrell, Cappataggle GAA, Galway, 6th €2,500 Holiday voucher, Sally McElwee, Glenfin, Donegan, 7th All Ireland Hurling and Football Final package 2026, Michael Loughnane, Birr GAA, Offaly, 8th All Ireland Hurling and Football Final package 2026, Philomena Dolan, Naomh Padraig, Dromahair GAA, Leitrim, 9th All Ireland Football Final package 2026 Conall Joyce, Clifden GAA, Galway, 10th All Ireland Hurling Final package 2026 Iain O’Brien, Fingal GAA, Dublin.
Club Specific Draw 5,000 winners
Fingallions GAA, Dublin, Salthill/Knocknacarra GAA, Galway Monaghan Harps GAA, Monaghan.
Club who won €1,000 in the National Club Draw
Cappataggle GAA, Galway, Naomh Pádraig, Dromahair Club, Leitrim, Aghamore GAA, Mayo, St. Barry’s GAA, Roscommon on Enniscrone/Kilglass GAA, Sligo, Kilbride GAA, Carlow, Pobal Parnell GAA, Dublin, Sallins GAA, Kildare, Piltown GAA, Kilkenny, Fr Manning Gaels GAA, Longford, Slough/Bellacolla Camogie Club, Laois, Dundalk, Young Ireland’s GAA Club, Ballinabrackey GAA, Meath, Belmont GAA, Offaly, Loughnavally GAA, Westmeath, Fr Rogans, Cranford GAA, Wexford, Donard/Glen GAA, Wicklow, Wolfe Tones, Na Sionna GAA, Clare, Na Piarsaigh GAA, Cork, Gneeveguilla GAA, Keny Granagh/Ballingarry GAA, Limerick, Rosegreen GAA, Tipperary, Dunhill GAA, Waterford, Mountnugent GAA, Cavan, Killybegs GAA, Donegan, Gaeil Triucha GAA, Monaghan, Carrickcrupper GAA, Armagh, Restrevor GAA, Down, Sloaughneil, Robert Emmets GAA, Derry Bernaleck, Art MacMurraghs GAA, Fermanagh, Trillick of Macartons GAA, Tyrone.
Highest tickets sales by clubs in each province €1,000 each.
Connacht, Micheál Breathnach GAA, Galway, Leinster na Fianna GAA, Dublin, Munsters, Sixmilebridge GAA, Clare, Ulster Glenullin GAA, Derry.
Membership closed:
The closing date for membership for 2025 was Tuesday 31st March. A word of thanks to all who have paid and to club reg John Carroll. Those who pay their club draw 100 subscriptions in full are automatically members for 2026.
Players Membership Insurance:
Granagh/Ballingarry players’ membership fees for 2026 are fixed at 50 for Bord na nÓg players, 90 maximum for two or more players, students 50, adult players 180 to include membership of club draw can be still renewed online at www.foireann.ie. Any player not currently registered who incurs any injury will not be covered by GAA insurance (and will have to cover all costs including medical and loss of earnings, so we ask all players who may have yet to register to do so A.S.A.P at ww.foireann.ie
Draw promoters hit the streets:
Granagh/Ballingarry GAA club draw promoters are taking to the streets of the parish to canvas members to join the club draw which will be held quarterly with €2,000 in prizes, 1 prize €1000 and ten prizes of 100 vouchers with the option to join in the club weekly lottery draw for €150 and the club draw lottery/county club draw for €200. If you wish to renew your membership, please contact your promoter a.s.a.p. as the first draw will take place shortly.
Limerick GAA Season Tickets:
Limerick County GAA Board launched their 2026 season tickets recently. The tickets will entitle the bearer entry to all Limerick County Board Club games in 2026 for €150. It would make an ideal present for a family member or friend and can be purchased online at limerickgaa.ie Tel (061) 335576.
First Club Limerick Draw winners of 2026
The Limerick County GAA Club Draw of 2026 was held on Saturday 28th March. Granagh-Ballingarry GAA club had approximately 200 members in the draw, but unfortunately we had no winner.
1st prize €10,000 Paul McNamara, Na Piarsaigh. 2nd €3,000 Joan, Brian and Thomas Quigley, Camogue Rovers. 3rd €2,000 Johnny Ryan, Oola. 4th €1,000 Donnacha and Doireen Walsh, Galbally. 5th exclusive prize Catherine O’Sullivan, St. Kierans. 6th to 9th prizes €500 Blaine Collins, Askeaton-Ballysteen-Kilcornan, P and M Kelly, Galtee Gaels, Jacqueline O’Connor, Athea, Mai Gallagher, St. Kierans. 10th to 13th prizes €300 Angela Higgins, Ballinacurra Gaels, Frank Allen, Garryspillane, Agnes Bateman, Caherline, Georgina O’Donoghue, Croom. 14th to 20th prizes Peter Nash, Kildimo-Pallaskenry, Pat Nash, Club Limerick Dublin, Denis Slattery, Galtee Gaels, Catherine McDaid, Club Limerick New York, Maureen Tully, Rathkeale, Ger Condon, Galtee Gaels, Pat Carroll, Banogue, Myles and Eileen Treacy, Doon, Mick O’Flaherty Snr, St. Senans, Adrian Lipper, Na Piarsaigh; Feenagh-Kilmeedy GAA Senior Board, Feenagh-Kilmeedy; Michael Purtill, Mungret St. Paul’s, Kieran Ryan, Dromcollogher-Broadford, Sophie Rose and Charlie Moran, Claughaun, Jimmy Walsh, Effin, Ann Windle, St. Kierans, John Poff, Knockane.
The next draw is on Saturday 25th April. Thanks to all the members who have joined the Limerick County GAA Club Draw through Granagh-Ballingarry GAA Club and our own club draw co-ordinator Stephen Stapleton.
11th Team Limerick Clean-Up:
This clean-up takes place on Good Friday, 3rd April. All members are requested to support this clean-up event.
Easter Camp:
For the first time ever Granagh-Ballingarry GAA club will host an Easter Camp for our underage teams 6 to 13 year olds in Ballingarry from Tuesday 7th to Thursday 10th April 10am to 1pm. The camp will be run by a great mix of our adult members and some of our older underage players – a brilliant opportunity for the younger children to learn from them and have lots of fun along the way. The cost is €50 for the first child, €30 for any subsequent children (same family). Registration online. Payment will be taken on the first day of the camp. For more information please contact Coaching Officers Pat Carroll 087-9531194 or Fergal Noonan 086-0356244. We can’t wait to see all the children for three fun-filled days of GAA games.
Golf Classic:
Granagh/Ballingarry GAA Golf Classic is on Thursday 16th and Friday 17th April in Newcastle West Golf Club in Ardagh. Your support for this fundraising event would be appreciated.
Eircode:
Please note the Eircode for Granagh-Ballingarry GAA club is V94 V284.
U21 Hurling and Football Amalgamation 2026:
Due to insufficient players available in Granagh-Ballingarry for U21 hurling and football in 2026, we have been granted permission by the County Board CCC to amalgamate with Rathkeale for U1 hurling under Granagh-Ballingarry-Rathkeale, and Banogue for U1 football under Granagh-Ballingarry-Banogue. Thank you to both Rathkeale and Banogue and the County Board CCC for their help and co-operation in the formation of both amalgamations.
Ticketing Details for Munster Senior Hurling Championship:
Tickets for the first three rounds of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship will be sold exclusively through County Boards. This approach reflects the fact that four of the first six games are being hosted in smaller capacity venues while two games involve Cork, Limerick and Tipperary with the first round game between Tipperary and Cork being a repeat of last year’s All Ireland Final.
Any unused or returned tickets from County Boards will be released for public sale on the Wednesday prior to each game.
Rounds 4/5
Round 4/5 tickets will go on general public sale on Wednesday 8th April.
Competing counties will also receive allocations for these games, ensuring strong county representation at all fixtures.
Season Ticket holders for the respective counties will be allocated tickets by the season ticket team. Queries regarding these tickets should be directed to seasonticketatgaa.ie A limited number of juvenile group tickets will be available for all matches apart for games at Cusack Park, Ennis and Walsh Park, Waterford. Clubs can apply for juvenile group tickets via www.munster.gaa.ie/tickets from Wednesday 8th April with a maximum of 40 tickets per club (to include 6 adults max) one application per club will be accepted.
Ticket Prices: Munster Senior Hurling Championship (Round Robin matches) Adult stand €35, adult terrace €30, students/OAPs Stand €30, students/OAPs Terrace €25 Juvenile (U16s) €5.
Limerick off to a winning start:
Munster Minor Football Championship Phase 1 Round 1
Limerick 1-9 Tipperary 1-4
Hearty congratulations to the Limerick minor footballers and their management team on their deserved 5 point, 1-9 to 1-4 victory over gallant Tipperary in the opening round of phase 1 in the Munster Minor Football Championship at Hannon Park, Lattin in Tipperary on Sunday. Limerick can now look forward with confidence to their next outing against Clare on Monday 6th April in Mountcollins at 7pm. Please support.
Munster Minor Hurling Championship Round 1:
Good luck to our own Danny O’Grady and all involved with the Limerick minor hurlers who play All Ireland champions in the opening round of the Munster Minor Hurling Championship on Friday 3rd April in Pairc na nGael at 8pm. Your support for the Treaty boys would be appreciated to cheer them on in their bid to make a winning start to their Munster Minor Hurling Championship campaign.
Munster U20 Football Championship Phase 1 Round 3:
The best of luck to the Limerick U20 footballers who will be aiming for a first win in the Munster U20 Football Championship when they play Clare on Friday 3rd April in the final phase 1 group game in Mountcollins at 7pm. Please support.
Munster U20 Hurling Championship Round 2:
Good luck to the Limerick U20 hurlers and their management team who open their Munster Championship campaign today Wednesday 1st April when they travel to Pairc Ui Chaoimh to play neighbours Cork at 7pm. In the opening round Cork went under to holders and All Ireland champions Tipperary by 2 points, 1-21 to 0-22 at Semple Stadium, Thurles on Wednesday 25th March and Limerick received a bye. Your support for the Shannonsiders in Pairc Ui Chaoimh today Wednesday for the 7pm throw-in would be appreciated.
Limerick bid for 14th National Hurling League title on Sunday:
The best of luck to manager John Kiely, captain Declan Hannon, our own David and Darragh O’Grady and the Limerick senior hurlers who are playing holders and neighbours Cork in the 100th anniversary National Hurling League Division 1A final on Sunday 5th April at 4pm. Since Cork defeated Dublin in the first final in 1926 by 3-7 to 1-5, Sunday’s 100 National Hurling League Final will be the fifth Cork v Limerick decider all won by Cork – 1970 Cork 2-17, Limerick 0-7; 1972 Cork 3-14, Limerick 2-14; 1974 Cork 6-15, Limerick 1-12; 1980 Cork 2-10, Limerick 2-10, replay Cork 4-15, Limerick 4-6.
The National Hurling League Division 1A title has been won by 10 different teams, 9 of whom have won the title more than once. The all time record holders are Tipperary and Kilkenny, who have won the league on 19 occasions, Cork 15, Limerick 14, Galway 11, Clare 5, Wexford 4, Waterford 4, Dublin 3 and Offaly 1. Your support for the boys in green and white on Sunday in Pairc na nGel for the 4pm throw-in would be appreciated to cheer them on in their bid to win the 15th National Hurling League Division 1 title and the Dr. Croke Cup for the first time since 2023.
National Hurling League Final Tickets:
Granagh-Ballingarry received a total of 28 stand and 49 terrace tickets for Sunday’s National Hurling League Division 1A Final, Limerick v Cork in Pairc na nGael at 4pm. Thank you to all club members for their co-operation to implement the sale of tickets as the demand for our club allocation of stand tickets outweighs supply. Hopefully there will be a big Granagh-Ballingarry support on the day.
Mackey Cup:
Congratulations to Billy O’Hanlon, Liam Reidy, Sean Kennedy and James Carney of Christ the Saviour National School, Ballingarry, who lined out for the West Limerick Primary Schools team in the Mackey Cup at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale on Thursday.
Coláiste Chiarain crowned Munster U15 champions:
Hearty congratulations to Coláiste Chiarain, Croom and especially our own Cian Hanley, Andrew McCarthy and Conor Kelly who were crowned Munster U15 Corn Sheain Stac hurling champions defeating gallant Desmond College at the final at Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale on Wednesday.
Club Gear:
Granagh/Ballingarry club tops, hoodies, tracksuits, skorts and socks can be ordered online at www.laochrasports.ieproductcategory/clubsgranaghballingarry.
€14,800 Jackpot on Saturday:
There was no winner of the €14,700 jackpot in the Granagh Ballingarry GAA Club lottery draw on Saturday 28th March in the Rock Bar, Granagh. The numbers drawn were 1, 14, 18 and 20. The lucky dip winners of €20 each went Mike Cahill, promoter online; Pat Hynes, promoter The Rock Bar, Granagh; Eoin Chawke, promoter John Carroll; Mark Noonan, promoter Adrian Farragher.
The next draw will be held on Saturday 4th April in Buckley Bar, Ballingarry for a jackpot of €14,800. Tickets are €2 each or three for €5 and are on sale in local shops, bars and from promoters. You can also buy the weekly draw online available on the club’s Facebook or Twitter page, which finishes at 6pm every Saturday.
Club Website:
Check out our website www.granaghballingarrygaa.ie for all the latest club news. Our club website is updated regularly and is well worth a visit. You can also follow us on Facebook at www.com/granaghballingarrygaaclub and on Twitter at www.twitter.com/granaghballingarry
Club Diary:
Wednesday 1st April:
Munster U20 Hurling Championship Round 2:
Limerick v Cork in Pairc Uí Chaoimh at 7pm Waterford v Tipperary in Fraher Field at 7pm.
Friday 3rd April:
Munster U20 Football Championship Phase 1 Round 3
Limerick v Clare in Mountcollins at 7pm.
Munster Minor Hurling Championship Round 1:
Limerick v Waterford in Pairc na nGael at 7pm.
Tipperary v Clare in Semple Stadium Thurles at 7pm.
Sunday 5th April
National Hurling League Division 1B Final
Dublin v Clare in Pairc na nGael at 1.45pm.
National Hurling League Division 1A Final
Limerick v Cork in Pairc na nGael at 4pm.
Monday 6th April
Munster Minor Football Championship Phase 1 Round 2
Limerick v Clare in Mountcollins at 7pm.
Tipperary v Waterford in Lemybrien at 7pm.
Wednesday 8th April
Munster U20 Hurling Championship Round 3
Clare v Limerick in Sixmilebridge at 7.35pm.
Friday 10th April:
Munster Minor Hurling Championship Round 2
Waterford v Cork in Fraher Field at 7pm.
Saturday 11th April
Munster Minor Hurling Championship Round 2
Clare v Limerick in Cusack Park Ennis at 2pm.
County Football League Division 5 Round 3 provisionally
Granagh-Ballingarry v Croom in Croom.
Sunday 12th April
Munster Senior Football Championship quarter final
Limerick v Cork in Pairc Ui Chaoimh at 2pm.
Tipperary v Waterford in Fraher Field at 2pm.
Monday 13th April
Munster Minor Football Championship Phase 1 Round 3
Waterford v Limerick in Lemybrien at 7pm.
Clare v Tipperary in Quilty at 7pm.
Tuesday 14th April
County Football League Division 5 Round 1
Granagh-Ballingarry v Camogue Rovers in Ballingarry at 7pm.
Wednesday 15th April
Munster U20 Hurling Championship Round 3
Waterford v Cork in Fraher Field at 7.35pm.
Friday 17th April:
Munster Minor Hurling Championship Round 3
Tipperary v Cork in Semple Stadium Thurles at 7pm.
Saturday 18th April:
County Hurling League Division 8 Round 3 provisionally
Granagh-Ballingarry v Newcastle West in??????????? at 3pm.
County Hurling League Division 3 Round 3
Granagh-Ballingarry v Murroe-Boher in Boher at 7pm.
Sunday 19th April
Munster Senior Hurling Championship Round 1
Clare v Waterford in Cusack Park Ennis at 2pm.
Tipperary v Cork in Semple Stadium Thurles at 4pm.
Tuesday 21st April
County Football League Division 5 Round 3
Granagh-Ballingarry v Mungret-St. Paul’s in Ballingarry at 7pm.
Wednesday 22nd April
Munster U20 Hurling Championship Round 4
Limerick v Waterford in Pairc na nGael at 7pm.
Tipperary v Clare in Semple Stadium Thurles at 7pm.