Munster Newsletter No 1

Munster Ladies GaeLic FootbaLL association

Issue No. 01JaN / Feb / March

Secretary: Maire Halvey Email: [email protected] Tel: 087 252 0550Development Officer: Mary Beads Email: [email protected] Tel: 086 047 1501

This the first Newsletter of what we hope will be many and while this edition deals with some events of the first three months of 2012 future editions will be deal-ing with previous month and will have all upcoming events and matches.We would also welcome all club PRO’s to send articles regarding events/happenings within their clubs so we can help promote Ladies Gael-ic Football.Each Newsletter will be published the first week of every month so please send what you would like published/promoted by the 21st of previous month.All items to be sent to Kieran Keane: [email protected]

ForTHcoMing EvEnTS:Gaelic4Mothers and Others blitz When: June 16thWhere: Clyde Rovers GAA Club, Mourneabbey, Mallow Time: Registration at 11.30, games 12-3pm.Cost per team: €10Numbers per team: Panel of 12- games 9 a sideClosing date for entries: Monday 11th JuneFor more information contact: Mary Beades, 086 0471501, [email protected] All participants must be registered through the Gaelic4Mothers +Others registration system

Munster Ladies 7’s TournamentIn association with Scally’s Super Valu and the Quality Hotel, Clonakilty.It is that time of the year again when the attentions of many of the clubs in Munster Ladies Football turn to preparing for the Munster Club 7’s competition on June 23rd in association with Scally’s Super Valu and the Quality hotel in Clonakilty. This is the third year for the tournament but the second time for the event to be held in the fantastic setting of Clonakilty GAA club. Last year 37 teams in total participated in the event with separate competitions for Junior, Intermediate and Senior teams. The quality of the coordination on the day, facilities for playing and catering and support from the key sponsor Eugene Scally makes this event one of the highlights on the ladies football calendar. Clubs wishing to enter the 2012 event as asked to contact Maire Halvey, Munster Secretary/Administrator for an entry form. Email: [email protected] Entry forms can be had from Maire Halvey at

[email protected] also on Munster Ladies Website

PLayEr DEvELoPMEnT ForuMLast week Munster Ladies football held its first Player Development Forum. Invited guests Porick Murray and Sean Kilgannon from Sligo Ladies delivered a fantastic presentation on the 2011 Sligo Ladies Development Squad Programme. Following an opportunity for questions and answers great debate and discussion took place in relation to best practice when planning, delivering player development programmes at under 13, 15 and 17. Player Development programmes (formally known as Development Squads) have been in place in Munster for a number of years and the sharing of ideas and expertise at the forum will ensure the continued improvement in areas of planning, communication with players and coaching for the coming year. If you are interested in finding out more about the Player Development Programme in your county please contact your development officer (details below).

uPDaTE FroM DEvELoPMEnT oFFicErS:Each edition one county development officer will give a brief outline of development activities in their county. First up it is the turn of Cork and Mags Mc Evoy: I took over the role of Development Officer in Sept 2011. I had previously been involved in player development and welcomed the idea of playing a larger part in the area of development within the county, however, I was surprised to discover just how broad the area of “Development” was within the game.

In October we set up a Development Committee. This consisted of the Development Officer, assistant development officers for the five key areas and a development delegate representing each of our four divisions. This has proved to be a very successful part of Cork Ladies Football development as it provides a clear structure and divides out workloads and responsibilities.The biggest challenge we have met to date is trying to change the mindset of people regarding participation in the coach education programme. As an association we need to highlight the importance of quality coaching, this starts with coaches at club level.Due to the work of the Development Committee and our Divisional Boards, since January Cork have successfully rolled out 7 FUNdamentals Coaching Courses, 2 Grab your Whistle courses and the Club Officers Programme where we had 175 people in attendance.

Our key aims for 2012 :Continue with our coach and referee education programme.Research the possibility of a fifth division within the county#U17 Development Squad participation in National Development Squad Programme

County Development Officers contacts: Clare: Michael Edwards Murphy:

[email protected] Limerick: Carmel Power:

[email protected] Cork: Mags Mc Evoy:

[email protected] Waterford: Johnny Landers:

[email protected] Kerry: Maurice Mc Namara:

[email protected] Tipperary: Siobhan Condon:

[email protected]

Left to Right: Anthony O’Brien (Tipperary), Carmel Power (Limerick), Sean Curry (Waterford) and Mags Mc Evoy (Cork) work together on some of the tasks during the player development forum.

PrESiDEnTS WELcoMEOn Behalf of Munster Ladies Gaelic Football Association I would like to welcome all our readers to our first newsletter of 2012 and hope you enjoy its content.This Newsletter is to keep you up to date with all matters concerning Ladies Football in Munster and also to give you the chance to promote Ladies Football within your County by sending in articles regarding events and matches.

I would like to take this oppurnity to thank Kieran Keane our Munster PRO for putting all this together and also those who have put in articles.As this is our first Monthly Newsletter we are hoping for feedback from you the reader on ways we can improve future editions. I hope you enjoy reading our Newsletter and keep enjoying your football.Yours in sportBrian Enright President MLGFA

aLL-incLuSivE THE naME oF THE gaME in MunSTEr!

Last week Munster Ladies hosted their first ever Player Development Forum, aimed at addressing areas such as the key objectives of the programme and also the introduction of a planning phase for the programme. The Munster counties have been among the leaders in the area of Player Development (development Squads) in recent years and following the very successful forum this trend is likely to continue. The term Player Development has evolved from the emphasis for this programme being on the development of the player regardless of ability and not on an elite squad. Munster Ladies were honoured to welcome Sean Kilgannon and Porick Murray who were the 2011

Sligo Under 13 and Under 15 Development Squad coordinators. They delivered an inspirational case study on how Sligo Ladies implemented the Development Squad Programme in 2011. Their enthusiasm, professionalism and attention to detail certainly gave all in attendance some food for thought. The story of how Sligo achieved numbers in excess of 150 between their Under 13 and Under 15 programme and the subsequent benefits to the players and clubs in the county set a perfect platform for the remainder of the event last Thursday. Over the course of the evening all counties in attendance worked together to develop the mission statement or objectives of the Munster Player

Development Programme for the coming year. In addition a generic pre-programme planning document was agreed by all for use by the counties. The principle theme reverberating from the whole event was the notion that this programme has to be all-inclusive; parents, players, clubs, coaches, county board and facilities in order for it to be a success and this inclusiveness was very evident from the case study presented by the Sligo representatives. The Munster counties will now move forward with increased vigour to begin planning for under 13, under 15 and under 17 player development programmes in the later part of the year.

Group Work at the Munster Player Development ForumGroup work at the Munster Player Development ForumSean Kilgannon, Porick Murray, both Sligo, George Young, Munster Development Officer

MLgFa PP ScHooLS rounD uP

The final curtain was closed on the MLGFA Post Primary season 2011 with the conclusion of the junior E plate blitz held on Tuesday March 27th at the sun drenched venue of Clonmel Commercials. Four schools participated at the blitz and all were winners with Patrician Presentation Fethard over-all winners winning there 3 games and Comeragh College, St Pauls and St Fanahan’s winners of one each. Fethard took the overall trophy led by Captain Aoibhe O Shea and the trophy for the player of the blitz went to Ali O Toole St Pauls. Thanks to our two volunteer referees of the blitz Tony Fox and Derry Peters both giving selflessly of their valued time also thanks to Commercials for the use of their venue for the day.It has exceeded all expectations and credit goes to our schools that constantly are raising the bar with the promotion and dedication of the game. To all the teachers, volunteers and referees and not forgetting the many, many clubs of the province who make their venues available to guarantee all games are played. To each County board in the province who run schools competitions and again the volunteers for their invaluable time.Congratulations to our schools who represented the

province on the All-Ireland stage and to the victori-ous ones well done.With, in excess of 92 schools participating in the provincial competitions superbly led once again by Chairman Dan O Mahony and his committee it is fit-ting tribute to all concerned over a few short years the growth in numbers and this can only be accredited to the committee who are constantly ensuring inclusion for all abilities and grading accordingly. The commit-tee provided 200 games for schools participating with 87 at senior grade and 100 at junior grade however there were 13 walkovers and this is something the committee will be looking at going forwardAnother success has been the participation of Rock-well College for the very first time a school more renowned for Rugby and hockey and what an in-troduction claiming the senior D cup final especially working from a limited number this was a major achievement again a win, win scenario.The committee are in the planning stages for the 2012 season with much enthusiasm and on my own behalf as coordinator of the schools a sincere thanks to one and all for your help and input throughout the season gone by it was tough at times however a most enjoyable season and looking forward to the future. A total of 14 finals were played with a list of the final-ists including the player of the final in each respec-tive competition as follows:SEnior a Colaiste Ide agus Iosef 1-10 Loreto Fer-moy 2-06 player of the final Eilis Dillon A Colaiste Ide agus IosefSEnIOr B St Flannan’s 7-15 Colaiste Choilm 4-09 player of the final Niamh Markham St Flannan’sSEnior c St Augustine’s 3-09 Pres. Clonmel 1-07 player of the final Caoimhe McGrath St Augustine’sSEnior D Rockwell College 4-06 Scoil Mhuire 2-11 player of the final Sinead Kennedy Rockwell SEnior D PLaTE Pres Thurles 5 10 Carrigaline 5 09 player of final was Sally Griffin Carrigaline

SEnior E PLaTE Scoil Ruain 6-05 CTI Clonmel 5-07 player of the final Ciara Walsh Scoil RuainJunior a Colaiste Dun Iascaigh 2-09 Loreto Fer-moy 3-03 player of the final Kirsty Downey ColaisteJunIOr B St Augustine’s 4-09 St Flannan’s 2-09 player of the final Caoimhe McGrath St Augustine’sJunior c Loreto Clonmel 4-11 Kilrush 1-06 Player of the final Hazel shanahan Loreto Junior c PLaTE FinaL Pobalscoil Kenmare 3-11 Laurel Hill 2-08 player of the final Clodagh Quinlan Kenmare Junior D Scoil Mhuire Carrick 6-11 Our Lady’s Templemore 1-04 player of the final Emma Murray Scoil MhuireJunior D PLaTE St Joseph’s Doon 6-17 Meanscoil San Nicolas 0-06 player of the final Grainne Regan St Joseph’sJunior E Castletroy College 6-11 CTI Clonmel 2-04 player of the final Sarah Shortt CastletroyJunIOr E plATE BlITz Patrician Pres. Fethard winner of 3 games player of the blitz Ali O Toole St Pauls

Aileen Wall player of the Inter Pro. seriesPat Quill President Ladies Gaelic Football Assoc presenting Megan O Connell with Inter Pro Trophy

Munster Banners Jim Kennedy speaking at the Launch Jim Kennedy Lily Kennedy Brian Enright President Liam Shinnick Vice President back row Andrew Meaney Treasurer Mary Shinnick Asst.Sec Kieran Keane PRO Tommie Campbell Tipperary Ladies County Board ChairmanJiM KEnnEDy cuP FinaL: corK v univErSiTy oF LiMEricK

17pts 2gls 9ptsThe inaugural Jim Kennedy Cup Final played in University of Limerick was a game of epic quality by two teams who wanted to play football. The game had everything passing movements, scores and skill.The match started at an explosive pace with UL the running and in their first attack scored a goal through Aine Tighe, straight form the kick out Aine won the ball and kicked over a point. Cork settled into their game but UL backs were putting pressure on the Cork Forwards and they could not find a way through to score. Nollaig Cleary found some space and managed to kick over a point, again after some good work by Cork Midfielders Ciara O Sullivan scored another point this seemed to settle the team and they had UL under pressure and only for a great save by Edel Murphy in the UL goal from Nollaig Cleary this game could have been over as a contest as Cork were well on top all over the field however the forwards failed to convert the chances into scores. Breige Corkery showed the forwards the way by scoring a point after a great solo run, at this stage it seemed that Cork were having it all their own way as UL were finding it difficult to get the ball into the Cork half. UL however did not panic and worked their way back into the game and with Aine Tighe causing problems for the Cork defence began to get find their rhythm had point through Niamh Richardson and Niamh O Dea, the Cork backs began to come to grips with the forwards and with each of the backs covering for each other were able to close UL down and block their way to goal.Geraldine O Flynn scored a point for Cork quickly followed by a similar score from Ciara O Sullivan. The Cork forwards were now playing well and Rhona Buckley scored another point, Cork were well on top at this stage and AGAIN Edel Murphy came to the rescue of UL with a great save from Nollaig Cleary, Annie Walsh who was covering an amount of ground at midfield scored another point from Cork.Edel Murphy again came to the rescue of UL with another great save this time from Rhona Buckley

Grace Buckley picked up the clearance to point for Cork. This left the score at half time 11pts to 1g 4pts in favour of CorkUL came out of the blocks running at the start of the second of the second half and scored 2points through Aine Tighe and Niamh O Dea,Grace Kearney had a point for Cork scores were now hard to come by as both sets of backs were playing well and keeping the forwards in check Geraldine O Flynn came to Cork’s rescue with a great point, this score however had the effect of waking UL and with Gillian O Connor coming into her own with some great fielding and forcing the Cork backs to foul her however UL could not convert the chances, Niamh O Dea scored a great goal for UL the game was now in the melting pot Cork then shifted up a gear and with Juliet Murphy making an outlet for the Cork backs and feeding the forwards Cork were denied a goal by the upright and with Aisling Hutchings playing well for UL in defence with her attacking runs set UL up for another point by Eimear Considine. The Cork goal was now under pressure and only for a great block by Norita Kelly UL would have had a goal Eimear Considine scored another point for UL. UL were then delivered a blow when they had a player yellow carded and this gave the momentum back

to Cork and with Geraldine O Flynn scoring 2pts for Cork however UL refused to give up and again the Cork goal came under pressure and only for Breige Corkery making a great block from Niamh O Dea denied UL the goal they required Breige Corkery then made her way up the field and scored a great point.Cork now forced UL to shoot from out the field with the balls dropping into Elaine Harte in the Cork goal.Niamh O Dean then had a point for UL to leave only 2 points between the sides in the final minutes left us with an exciting couple of minutes. The Cork defence refused to yield and Cork held out to win by 2pts. Geraldine O Flynn with her 6 points and her work ethic around the field was player of the match.Cork Elaine Harte; Anne Marie Walsh;Deidre O Reilly Rena Buckley; Breige Corkery;Brid Stack;Aine Sheehan; Norita Kelly;Annie Walsh; Juliet Murphy;Ciar O Sullivan;Geraldine O Flynn; Nollaig Cleary;Rhona Buckley;Grace KearneyUL Edel Murphy; Aisling Hutchings;Sarah TierneyFabienne Cooney; Beulah McManus; Aislng Leonard;Orlagh Heavy; Lorraine Scanlon; Laura O Sullivan; Edith Carroll; Eimear Considine; Claire Keohane Aine Tighe; Gillian O Connor; Niamh O Dea;

Victorious Cork team with Jim Kennedy and Dolores Kennedy Costigan

3rD lEVEl COllEGES rOunD up 2012Congratulation to our Munster Colleges who quali-fied and competed recently in the 3rd level competi-tions at the superb sun drenched settings of Queen’s University Belfast and well done to the winners of University College Cork 2-14 to 1-13 over University of Ulster, Jordanstown last March after a lapse of 22 years the Munster College were deserving champi-ons of the O Connor Cup.Mary Immaculate College, Limerick, won the Giles Cup for the very first time after a thrilling extra-time victory, 3-11 to 2-13, against NUI Maynooth, the Lim-erick college like winning competitions the hard way as they also required extra time in the semi-final over Tralee Institute of Technology.

Credit to the 3rd level colleges committee who do tremendous work promoting competitions for all.The following Munster girls were rewarded with Colleges All Stars 2012 and included are clubs and CountiesGoalkeeper no 1 Brid Madigan; Mary I, St Ailbes LimerickLeft Corner Back No 4 Aine Hayes; Rosscarbery Cork UCCCentre half back no 6 Naoimh Ni Caoimh; Mary I, Erin’s Own CorkRight wing forward no 10 Ciara O’Sullivan; UCC, Mourneabbey Cork

Left wing forward no 12 Orla Farmer; UCC, Midleton CorkRight corner forward no 13 Louise Ni Mhuir-cheartaigh UCC, Chorca Dhuibhne Kerry

pOST prIMAry InTErprOVInCIAl TOurnAMEnT 2012

Kinnegad Gaelic grounds saw the latest chapter of ladies Gaelic football unfold on Saturday January 21st with the staging of the inaugural Post Primary Interprovincial schools competition. All four prov-inces participated in a blitz type format with Munster and Connacht qualifying for the Cup final. Once again the Southern province showed the way defeat-ing Connacht, Ulster, Leinster and Connacht again in the final and along the way played some tremendous football making them worthy and deserving winners. The team looked resplendent in a playing strip sponsored by Azzurri Sport and they left no stone unturned with their preparation. A panel of players was first assembled after a number of trial games followed by a challenge game over the Christmas holidays with UCC. They travelled up to Westmeath on the Friday evening courtesy of generous spon-sorship provided by Philip & Kris Lam proprietors of “Café De Four Seas” and reaped the benefits of re-ally good preparation the following day as right from the throw in, in the opening game against Connacht they produced a brilliant brand of football which they maintained to the very end of the tournament.The first game kicked off on pitch 1 at 11am op-ponents Connacht and Munster playing against a strong wind won the throw in setting up an early at-tack and went on to win 5-05 to 1-04 with the scores coming from Aileen Wall 2-01, Jennifer Barry 1-00, Hannah Landers 1-00, Doireann O Sullivan 0-04, Leanne Mangan 1-00.Game 2 again on pitch 1 at 12 noon opponents Ulster and Munster with the strong wind, again winning the throw in ran out winners 3-04 to 1-02 and the scorers Fiona Morrissey 1-00, Doireann O Sullivan 1-01, Leanne Mangan 1-00, Jennifer Barry,

Anna Galvin, Hannah Landers 0-01 eachGame 3 on pitch 1 at 1pm against the home province of Leinster, throw in winners, again supplying the at-tack with the necessary ammunition to win the final game of the group 2-05 to 0-04 and set up a cup final with Connacht. Scorers Clodagh Walsh 1-01, Fiona Morrissey 1-00, Doireann O Sullivan 0-03, Aileen Wall 0-01Cup final moved to pitch 2 and Munster played with the slight wind advantage against Connacht and the midfield pairing won the throw in as they did all through the tournament. A hard fought first half had Munster 1-03 to 1-00 ahead with Aileen Wall the goal scorer. The second half saw a much improved per-formance from the Southern province and goals from Leanne Mangan x 2, Fiona Morrissey and Jennifer Barry along with 3 points from Doireann O Sullivan and at the final whistle winners 5-05 to 1-01. Scor-ers Aileen Wall 1-02, Leanne Mangan 2-00, Fiona Morrissey & Jennifer Barry 1-00 each, Doireann O Sullivan 0-03.A proud Munster Captain Megan O Connell who was majestic throughout the tournament accepted the Cup from President Pat Quill to scenes of joy and jubilation and the Munster presentations were not yet finished as Aileen Wall was presented with the player of the tournament to crown a superb Munster performance. Throughout all 4 games Munster played outstand-ing football with a tremendous work ethos and the strength of the panel was reflected as substitutes were made and the level of performance was main-tained. All 24 players contributed handsomely to this victory and displayed tremendous team work along the way. The team management of Maire Halvey,

Dan Cannon, Dave Daly and Derry Peters along with team physio Brendan Kirrane were justifiably proud of this excellent group of players. The contribution of Dan O Mahony also deserves to be recorded, Dan was actively involved in the trials and the challenge game and all though out of the Country for the com-petition he kept in constant touch with proceedings.This was the first staging of the event and it clearly showed that this competition has a bright future.Munster scored 15-19 and conceded 3-11 in four games with the Munster scorers as follows: Doire-ann O Sullivan 1-11(6f), Aileen Wall 3-04, Leanne Mangan 4-00, Fiona Morrissey 3-00, Jennifer Barry 2-01, Hannah Landers 1-01, Clodagh Walsh 1-01, Anna Galvin 0-01 Panel: Jean O Sullivan St Mary’s Macroom, Katie O Sullivan Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, Ciara Murphy Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne , Eilis Dillon Colaiste Ide agus Iosef, Karen McGrath Presentation Clon-mel, Treasa McGrath Loreto Clonmel, Maire O Cal-laghan St Mary’s Mallow, Megan O Connell Colaiste Na Sceilge Captain, Fiona Morrissey St Augustine’s, Aileen Wall Presentation Clonmel , Jennifer Barry Loreto Fermoy, Anna Galvin Colaiste Na Sceilge , Hannah Landers Blackwater CS, Doireann O Sulli-van St Mary’s Mallow , Roisin Howley Scoil Mhuire Ennistymon, Sinead Grant Loreto Clonmel, Maeve Flynn Colaiste Choilm, Roisin Rouine Scoil Mhuire Ennistymon , Shauna Harvey Kilkee CC, Emma Coakley St Mary’s Mallow, Clodagh Walsh Black-water CS , Katie O Dea Pobalscoil Sliabh Luachra Rathmore, Laura Sheeran Colaiste Ide agus Iosef, Leanne Mangan Colaiste Ide agus IosefManagement: Dan O Mahony, Maire Halvey, Dan Cannon, Dave Daly, Derry Peters & Brendan Kirrane

Victorious Munster team and Management

Philip and Kris Lam of Cafe De Four Seas Sponsors of Munster Post Primary Inter Provincial Team

MLGFA Inter County results 2012 & final dates

ROUND GRADE DATE VENUE TEAMS & RESULTS REFEREE 1 U14A 24/03/12 Glenbeigh Kerry 4-‐11 Cork 2-‐05 Tony Fox S/F U14A 20/04/12 Stradbally Cork 4-‐14 Waterford 2-‐11 Derry Peters S/F U14A 14/04/12 Lattin Kerry 3-‐08 Tipperary 1-‐09 Ian O Brien MLGFA Final U14A 05/05/12 Rathmore Kerry v Cork Mike Meade

1 U14 B 03/03/12 Lattin Tipperary 3-‐07 Limerick 2-‐01 Gavin O Brien 1 U14 B 07/04/12 Coolmeen Clare 2-‐06 Waterford 4-‐13 Daniel Moloney 2 U14 B 10/03/12 Lattin Tipperary 2-‐11 Clare 2-‐06 Gene Buckley 2 U14 B 11/03/12 Bruff Limerick 2-‐08 Waterford 6-‐06 Paddy Russell 3 U14 B 25/03/12 Stradbally Waterford 3-‐10 Tipperary 1-‐07 Peter O Leary 3 U14 B 24/03/12 Quilty Clare 2-‐14 Limerick 3-‐03 Gene Buckley MLGFA Final U14 B 05/05/12 Fraher Field Waterford v Tipperary Gene Buckley

MLGFA Final U14 C 05/05/12 Feenagh Limerick v Clare Ian O Brien

1 U16 A 11/04/12 K O Rahilly’s Kerry 2-‐09 Cork 2-‐14 Mike Meade S/F 1 U16 A 27/06/12 Waterford v Kerry S/F 2 U16 A 27/06/12 Tipperary v Cork MLGFA Final U16 A 07/07/12

1 U16 B 04/04/12 Doonbeg Clare 0-‐05 Tipperary 5-‐12 Eamon Phelan 1 U16 B 03/03/12 Fraher Field Waterford 1-‐11 Limerick 3-‐05 Ted Hayes 2 U16 B 11/04/12 Coolmeen Clare 1-‐06 Waterford 2-‐10 Eamon Phelan 2 U16 B 11/04/12 Bruff Limerick 2-‐03 Tipperary 6-‐13 Seamus Mulvihill 3 U16 B 20/04/12 Fraher Field Waterford 4-‐08 Tipperary 2-‐10 Mike Meade 3 U16 B 28/04/12 Wolfe Tones Clare 5-‐20 Limerick 2-‐05 Jimmy Butler

























MLGFA Final U16 B 07/07/12

MLGFA Final U16 C 07/07/12

1 U18 A 07/04/12 Ardfinnan Tipperary 0-‐01Cork 9-‐36 Jason Mullins 2 U18 A 14/04/12 Templenoe Kerry 5-‐12 Cork 0-‐03 Kevin Martin 3 U18 A 21/04/12 Ballymaceligot Kerry 4-‐21 Tipperary 1-‐02 Shane Florish MLGFA Final U18 A 05/05/12 Rathmore Kerry v Cork Mike Duffy

1 U18 B 07/04/12 Bruff Limerick 0-‐10 Clare 2-‐12 Mike Duffy 2 U18 B 14/04/12 Fraher Field Waterford 2-‐10 Limerick 6-‐05 Keith Delahunty 3 U18 B 21/04/12 Sean Treacy Pk. Waterford 5-‐05 Clare 5-‐06 Richie O Connor MLGFA Final U18 B 02/05/12 Cooraclare Limerick v Clare Paddy Russell













MlGFA InTEr COunTy rESulTS 2012 & FInAl DATES

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