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Team Limerick Clean-Up
Team Limerick Clean-Up 2025
Old Christians GAA Club and Rathbane Residents Association are again organizing this year’s Team Limerick Clean-Up (TLC10) in our area. The event will commence at 9:30am on Good Friday, April 18th, at the club's grounds.
Following the launch, everyone will start picking their designated areas. Afterwards, groups will head back to Old Christians for refreshments for adults and children, followed by some Hurling and Football games hosted by GAA games development administrators.
Hope to see you all there.
Old Christians GAA Club and Rathbane Residents Association are again organizing this year’s Team Limerick Clean-Up (TLC10) in our area. The event will commence at 9:30am on Good Friday, April 18th, at the club's grounds.
Following the launch, everyone will start picking their designated areas. Afterwards, groups will head back to Old Christians for refreshments for adults and children, followed by some Hurling and Football games hosted by GAA games development administrators.
Hope to see you all there.
Underage Football and Hurling
Join Old Christians for Gaelic football training for boys and girls!
Dates: Every Thursday
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Location: Rathbane Road, Rathbane, Limerick, V94-RKX3
FREE!
· A perfect opportunity for kids to:
· Learn new skills
· Build confidence
. Develop self-discipline
Enjoy a friendly, non-competitive, and inclusive atmosphere, with fun games and matches with certified coaches!
Dates: Every Thursday
Time: 6pm - 7pm
Location: Rathbane Road, Rathbane, Limerick, V94-RKX3
FREE!
· A perfect opportunity for kids to:
· Learn new skills
· Build confidence
. Develop self-discipline
Enjoy a friendly, non-competitive, and inclusive atmosphere, with fun games and matches with certified coaches!
Club Limerick Draw 2025
The CLUB Limerick Draw 2025 is an exciting initiative that aims to support the future success of Limerick's Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs and county teams. This annual draw provides a platform for enthusiasts and supporters to contribute to the growth and development of the beloved sport while offering a chance to win substantial cash prizes.
By participating in the CLUB Limerick Draw 2025, individuals can directly impact the advancement of local clubs and county teams. Fifty percent of proceeds directly benefit participants' chosen grassroots sports club.
The draw presents an enticing opportunity for participants to potentially win the coveted top prize of €10,000 every month. This substantial sum not only rewards the winners but also serves as a testament to the commitment and dedication of the Limerick GAA community.
Participants can choose from two convenient membership options to suit their preferences. The direct debit option allows for a seamless monthly payment of €8.33 for 12 months, while the pay-as-you-go option offers flexibility with a €10 monthly contribution.
To be a part of this remarkable initiative and contribute to the future of Limerick GAA, simply click on the link https://clublimerick.ie/draw/ and enter the CLUB Limerick Draw 2025. Together, we can ensure that the passion for Gaelic games continues to thrive, inspiring generations to come.
By participating in the CLUB Limerick Draw 2025, individuals can directly impact the advancement of local clubs and county teams. Fifty percent of proceeds directly benefit participants' chosen grassroots sports club.
The draw presents an enticing opportunity for participants to potentially win the coveted top prize of €10,000 every month. This substantial sum not only rewards the winners but also serves as a testament to the commitment and dedication of the Limerick GAA community.
Participants can choose from two convenient membership options to suit their preferences. The direct debit option allows for a seamless monthly payment of €8.33 for 12 months, while the pay-as-you-go option offers flexibility with a €10 monthly contribution.
To be a part of this remarkable initiative and contribute to the future of Limerick GAA, simply click on the link https://clublimerick.ie/draw/ and enter the CLUB Limerick Draw 2025. Together, we can ensure that the passion for Gaelic games continues to thrive, inspiring generations to come.
Stewards wanted to work at Championship games
Munster GAA, in partnership with Limerick GAA, are looking to recruit stewards for our upcoming senior championship games in 2025.
When working as a steward in TUS Gaelic Grounds, stewards would work on a voluntary basis. Their duties consist of directional work in the stands and manning field gates at pitch side. When working on a voluntary basis, stewards will be positioned internally within the grounds where they will safely guide our patrons along with having a sight of the game unfolding.
If performance is satisfactory, stewards will be offered the opportunity to work at other venues within the province where the county team is competing in the Munster Championship games. They will receive gratitude for their day’s work if they work outside of their home county.
To qualify for stewarding duties at Munster Championship games, people interested must be over 18 years of age and be Garda vetted. GAA stewards training will be provided in advance of championship games, this is a three-hour course run over one evening session.
If successful, and recruited to work at games, stewards will receive an event briefing, meals and refreshments and a match day programme at each game.
Club secretaries and PROs will receive further email correspondence in the coming weeks to drive this initiative forward with club members. We would appreciate your support in communicating this to your club executive and members.
For more information, please contact Paul Mc Nally on 061-338593
or alternatively at [email protected].
When working as a steward in TUS Gaelic Grounds, stewards would work on a voluntary basis. Their duties consist of directional work in the stands and manning field gates at pitch side. When working on a voluntary basis, stewards will be positioned internally within the grounds where they will safely guide our patrons along with having a sight of the game unfolding.
If performance is satisfactory, stewards will be offered the opportunity to work at other venues within the province where the county team is competing in the Munster Championship games. They will receive gratitude for their day’s work if they work outside of their home county.
To qualify for stewarding duties at Munster Championship games, people interested must be over 18 years of age and be Garda vetted. GAA stewards training will be provided in advance of championship games, this is a three-hour course run over one evening session.
If successful, and recruited to work at games, stewards will receive an event briefing, meals and refreshments and a match day programme at each game.
Club secretaries and PROs will receive further email correspondence in the coming weeks to drive this initiative forward with club members. We would appreciate your support in communicating this to your club executive and members.
For more information, please contact Paul Mc Nally on 061-338593
or alternatively at [email protected].
Tesco Community Fund
Old Christians want to thank Tesco Ireland for their generous contribution of €814 to our club, made possible by the customers who kindly donated their blue tokens through the Tesco Community Fund. Pictured from left to right are Dylan Blackhall, Gary Culbert (Secretary), Dean Murray, Phil Madden (Treasurer) and John Clancy (Tesco Team Manager).
Old Christians AGM
Old Christians GAA Club held its Annual General Meeting on Friday, December 17th, at CBS Primary School. The evening's proceedings commenced with a Mass for the deceased members, officiated by Canon Tom Carroll.
In his address, the Chairman, Richard Butler, expressed his gratitude to all the volunteers who contributed to the club's operations during the year, with special acknowledgment to his fellow officers and the hurling coaches who dedicated their time and efforts.
Gary Culbert, the Secretary, delivered a comprehensive report outlining the club's activities throughout the year. Phil Madden, the Treasurer, presented a detailed and impressive set of financial accounts.
Subsequently, the following officers were elected:
Honorary Life President: Nicholas O'Gorman
Secretary: Gary Culbert
Chairman: Richard Butler
Treasurer: Philip Madden
Public Relations Officer: Niall Deegan
Children’s Officer: Noeleen Clancy
Assistant Chairman: Pat Butler
Assistant Treasurer: Michael Keogh
In his address, the Chairman, Richard Butler, expressed his gratitude to all the volunteers who contributed to the club's operations during the year, with special acknowledgment to his fellow officers and the hurling coaches who dedicated their time and efforts.
Gary Culbert, the Secretary, delivered a comprehensive report outlining the club's activities throughout the year. Phil Madden, the Treasurer, presented a detailed and impressive set of financial accounts.
Subsequently, the following officers were elected:
Honorary Life President: Nicholas O'Gorman
Secretary: Gary Culbert
Chairman: Richard Butler
Treasurer: Philip Madden
Public Relations Officer: Niall Deegan
Children’s Officer: Noeleen Clancy
Assistant Chairman: Pat Butler
Assistant Treasurer: Michael Keogh
2025 Recruitment begins
Old Christians GAA is looking to recruit new players for the 2025 season. If you are interested contact Gary Culbert at 085-8497829
Darragh Long Sponsorship
Old Christians would like to thank Darragh Long of Long Electrical Services for his continued support, generously sponsoring new hurley’s for the Junior A hurling team for the upcoming season. Darragh formally presented the new hurley’s to the club earlier this week before training. Pictured (L-R):, Dermot Foley, Paddy Foley , Darragh Long, and Ger Hegarty.
Office Scene Solutions Sponsorship
Old Christians would like to thank Dermot, Marie, and Arty of Office Scene Solutions for their continued support, generously sponsoring new gear bags for the Junior A hurling team for the upcoming season. Dermot formally presented the new gear bags to the club earlier this week before training.
Pictured (L-R): Ger Hegarty, Dermot Foley, Darragh Long, Paddy Foley and Jnr team manager John Murphy.
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Pictured (L-R): Ger Hegarty, Dermot Foley, Darragh Long, Paddy Foley and Jnr team manager John Murphy.
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Inclusion Cúl camp
Old Christians GAA was pleased to host the inaugural inclusion Cúl camp, organized in partnership with Limerick Coaching and Games.
The camp aimed to provide opportunities for all to participate in Gaelic games regardless of ability. The club extends its gratitude to all those who attended and assisted in making the event a tremendous success.
The camp aimed to provide opportunities for all to participate in Gaelic games regardless of ability. The club extends its gratitude to all those who attended and assisted in making the event a tremendous success.
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Phil Flannery Sponsorship
Old Christians would like to thank Phil Flannery and Flannery's Bar on Denmark Street for generously sponsoring the team for the upcoming season.
The club recognizes Phil's continued support and his commitment to helping Old Christians succeed in the coming season.
The club recognizes Phil's continued support and his commitment to helping Old Christians succeed in the coming season.
Team Limerick Clean-Up Event
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Team Limerick Clean-Up 9
Old Christians GAA Club, in conjunction with Rathbane Residents Association and Janesboro Tidy Towns group, are hosting a major Team Limerick Clean-Up (TLC) event in their grounds on Good Friday.
The event will be launched by TLC founding members JP McManus and Paul O’Connell on Friday, March 29 at 9.45am.
Following the launch, those in attendance will then head out and take part in the event which is now in its ninth year.
The groups will then head back to Old Christians for music and refreshments for both adults and children.
Locals to the area are welcome to Rathbane for the event and to take part in the clean-up. There will also be a number of special guests at the event on the day.
The event will be launched by TLC founding members JP McManus and Paul O’Connell on Friday, March 29 at 9.45am.
Following the launch, those in attendance will then head out and take part in the event which is now in its ninth year.
The groups will then head back to Old Christians for music and refreshments for both adults and children.
Locals to the area are welcome to Rathbane for the event and to take part in the clean-up. There will also be a number of special guests at the event on the day.
Team Resume Training
The rumours are true, the team has resumed training as scheduled. Despite adverse weather conditions, the guys displayed commitment and energy during this evening's training session.
A huge thanks to the staff at Our Lady of Lourdes for their assistance.
Christians Abù
A huge thanks to the staff at Our Lady of Lourdes for their assistance.
Christians Abù
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