Plenty of well set up clubs with fine pitches and stands in Limerick, but from the top of my head I would say quite a lot of them are back West for some reason?
Bruff & Doon have decent stands?
We’re down a rabbit hole but the Box Office nature of Limerick GAA tends to lend itself to such a course.
Clubs with a covering for matches. (Off the top of my head, I’m no doubt missing a load and some obvious ones)
- Feenagh
- The Bog Garden
- Dromcollogher
- Newcastlewest
- Ballyagran
- Mick Neville (imminent)
- Tournafulla
- Kilmallock
- Bruff
- Kilfinane
- Askeaton
- Croagh
- Killeedy (UPDATED)
- Doon (UPDATED)
- Templeglantine (UPDATED)
- Athea (UPDATED)
- Knockaderry (UPDATED)
- Abbeyfeale (UPDATED)
- Coolyroe (UPDATED)
- Mountcollins (UPDATED)
- Cappamore (UPDATED)
Killeedy X 2
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Bruff is only a shed, there’s no seats. Again, a great spot for a match. Covered area + bank on a height, plenty of dressing rooms, fenced pitch, decent surface.
Doon have a few seats alright.
Templeglantine
Athea
Knockaderry
Mountcollins
Abbeyfeale
Cooleyroe
The klaxon doesn’t have to sound anymore. Lads know their jobs and it is ingrained in them. It’s like the Limerick backs being totally focused on getting the ball to ground, then it’s ours.
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I haven’t been to a match in Athea or Abbeyfeale for years. Knockaderry a glaring omission.
Ditto Caherconlish - do they have a stand there?
Athea have an absolutely class set up now. Beautiful surface.
Templeglantine is some job too, some work gone into it, but it’s a fairly tight pitch
Caherconlish haa a stand.
Have you Cappamore? Fine set up
Dromcollogher has a stand and grass bank.
I’m pretty sure there is in Caherconlish. I was there recently but most people were on the dugout side because it was so sunny.
That management team & all that goes with it 
fucking hell
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I’m pretty sure it’s just a way to get people in free to matches tbh.
It’s fucking ridiculous.
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What type of genre are you talking about? Plenty big stands in Tipp.
We are civil in Tipp and dont need any barbed wire fences to keep nutcases off the pitch.
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Fair play to them making a go at trying to get hurling going over there.
Does Glin have a stand? Another ground I’ve not been to in ages.
Hard to see over the wall
Trying to get lads in for free to the matches id say 
Between players and officals they’ve over 60 named on the programme
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Leahy, Redser and Byrne say hello.
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