Limerick GAA 2024-25

Our vice chairman was not on top of things!

The rules on seeding seemed to have changed anyway, even in the redraws.

I suppose professional athletes can dedicate their full time essentially to their recovery.

@Jahan I hear Pats got the cheque book out and enticed half of Na Piarsaigh to transfer to them

They forgot to put some teams in the draw apparently :grinning:

Limerick should be restructuring their championship’s. Senior hurling in particular a snooze fest.

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Sure they can’t even be arsed to stream the odd match

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Why would they when it’s so predictable and boring?

The draws were all over the place last night. Kildimo/Pallaskenry were initially not even included in the JAHC draw despite having being promoted last year.

I think the Vice-Chairman may be struggling. His wife passed away recently and he doesn’t look at all well having met him in Askeaton a few weeks ago at the Limerick v Clare game.

That said, it’s up to Spike to organise the draws anyway.

Tough station. You’d imagine he’d be helped a wee bit given the circumstances.

It’s not, it’s the Chairman of the CCC’s responsibility!

I’m afraid Frank would not ask for or be given help! He’s a clown! A dangerous one at that!

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The CCC chairman chairs the meeting and pulls the balls out of the drum. All of the preparatory work is done by the secretary. Always has been.

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It always was! Until the present CCC chairman insisted that it was his responsibility!

NaP might be pulling out of all adult competitions such is the divide in the club. One camogie player has finished the club.

Something very wrong with those draws. Sure we ended up in junior C football! Everyone knows that if we were bothered, with our football heritage we’d be going straight in at senior.

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They are splitting in two I hear. A new club will be formed, the Caher Davin’s

Doon finished them good and proper. Full circle moment

Thats wimmin for ya. Should be kept miles away from GAA.

Which one?

Just off the phone from my solicitor and I’ve been advised to say - no comment.