Limerick county football team

The Limerick county football team represents Limerick in men's Gaelic football and is governed by Limerick GAA, the County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association. The team compete in the three major annual inter-county competitions; the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, the Munster Senior Football Championship and the National Football League.

Limerick's home ground is Páirc na nGael, Limerick. The team's manager is Billy Lee.

The team last won the Munster Senior Championship in 1896, the All-Ireland Senior Championship in 1896 and have never won the National League.

History

(1953-1964) They did not play in the Munster Football Championship.

Limerick play in Division 3 of the National Football League.

Managerial history
NameClubFromToAll-Ireland titlesMunster titles
Des McDonnellMonaleen19791981
Donie NestorAskeaton19821983
Raymond O'HaganMungret St. Pauls19841987
Paddy O'DwyerClaughaun19871988
P. J. BourkeOola19881993
Ger PowerAustin Stacks, Kerry19931994
David QuirkeOola19951997
Paddy MulvihillMoyvane, Kerry19971999
Liam KearnsAustin Stacks, Kerry19992005
Mickey 'Ned' O'SullivanKenmare, Kerry20052010
Maurice HoranNa Piarsaigh20102013
John BrudairDromcollogher/Broadford20132016
Billy LeeNewcastle West 2017Present

Current squad
No. Player Position Club
1 Donal O'Sullivan Goalkeeper Monaleen
2 Daniel Daly Right Corner Back Father Caseys
3 Johnny McCarthy Full Back St Kierans
4 Seán O’Dea Left Corner Back Kilteely-Dromkeen
5 Paul White Right Half Back Rathkeale
6 Iain Corbett Centre Back Newcastle West (c)
7 Brian Fanning Left Half Back Pallasgreen
8 Darragh Treacy Midfield St Kierans
9 David Ward Midfield Father Caseys
10 Peter Nash Right Half Forward Pallaskenry
11 James Naughton Centre Forward St Senan's
12 Garrett Noonan Left Half Forward Dromcollogher/Broadford
13 Seamus O'Carroll Right Corner Forward Castleknock
14 Danny Neville Full Forward Ballysteen
15 Ger Collins Left Corner Forward Monaleen
No. Player Position Club
16 Brian Scanlon Substitiute Gerald Griffins
17 Tony McCarthy Substitiute Pallaskenry
18 Padraig Quinn Substitiute Monaleen
19 Jamie Lee Substitiute Newcastle West
20 Padraig Scanlon Substitiute Glin
21 Josh Ryan Substitiute Oola
22 Sean McSweeney Substitiute St Kierans
23 Padraig De Brún Substitiute Firies
24 Sean Sheehan Substitiute Rathkeale
25 Bill Creamer Substitiute Cappamore
26 Luke Murphy Substitiute Monaleen

Squad as per Limerick vs Clare, 2017 Munster Senior Football Championship Quarter Final, 28 May 2017

Honours
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References
  1. Clancy, Tom. "Limerick stun Cork to seal famous McGrath Cup final win". Limerick Leader 11 January 2020
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