Mungret/St Pauls GAA Club Notes:

Mungret/St Pauls GAA Club Notes:

On Friday January 30 2026 the club are delighted to have the Sam Maguire cup on loan from Kerry, at the Community Centre from 8pm. The All Ireland Football final will also be played on the TV. All are welcome to attend wearing their county jersey.

Limerick Senior Footballers opened their League campaign with a match against Laois in Portlaoise where the result ended up a draw. Well done to Mungret St. Pauls players Killian Ryan, Jason Hassett, Jack McCarthy and Oisin Moss who were on the match day panel with Jack Mahon and Ciarán Uwatse on the extended panel with Pa Ranahan, Michéal Cahill and Eoin O’Hagan on the management.

Well done to Fintan Fitzgerald and his UL Fitzgibbon Cup team when beat DCU last Wednesday 21 January in DCU. They now play UCC in UL on Wednesday 28 January at 8pm in the Fitzgibbon Cup quarter final. Best of Luck to Fintan and his team mates.

Congratulations to Conor Ó Longaigh and Conor Mangan, who have both been named on the County U-20 Football panel. Both Mungret St. Pauls players will be at our Club Awards Night on Saturday, 31 January, where they will each collect four medals. This reflects their involvement with the Senior, Premier U-20, and Premier Minor Football teams, as well as the Premier U-20 Hurling team. Well done to both and we wish them and the U-20 Limerick Football team the best of luck in the 2026 matches.

Limerick U14s played Galway recently in a challenge match. It was Kate Coughlan’s first day in the Limerick jersey, playing in midfield and raising a white flag. Well done Kate.

Join us again next Wednesday at 7.30pm from the Clubhouse.
Get out, get active, and join us next week!

Club registration is now open. All registration will take place online through the GAA system Foireann. To pay your membership please go to www.foireann.ie

The club has invested significantly to improve facilities in recent years and is grateful for the support received from members to do so. Our new floodlit astro pitches are used by all teams from U6 to senior and have been booked out almost every night since they opened. Gym facilities at the clubhouse have been upgraded and are available to all our players over 16 and supervised for our juvenile players. Last year the club opened another new full-sized sand-based pitch on the site of the old ball wall. We have also invested in improving coaching for players at all levels.

The club is conscious that some of our members might like to avail of a payment plan for their 2026 membership and we have same available which can be paid in 3 instalments, with the first one to be made by the 31st of January 2026(membership due by this date).

Please notes that all membership should be paid by the 31st of January 2026.

No player can return to training if membership is not paid as they are not covered for insurance.

As we look ahead to the 2026 season, we are proud to celebrate the incredible breadth of talent and dedication within Mungret St. Pauls GAA Club. Last year’s Limerick County players in our club, feature 68 outstanding players and 15 valued members of management across all age groups from U-14 to Masters, representing excellence in Camogie, Hurling, Football, and Ladies Football.

Each player profile tells a story of commitment, passion, and the hard work that defines our club while playing for county along with advice for future players. From rising stars making their mark at underage level to seasoned campaigners leading from the front, and the mentors guiding them every step of the way, this collection reflects a sample of the heart and spirit of Mungret St. Pauls. Explore the 2025 player season reviews in full at https://www.mungretstpauls.com/post/mungret-st-pauls-limerick-players-2025 — and join us in recognising the dedication that drives our club forward.