The Limerick County Board have registered their disappointment and frustration with Croke Park about how they were denied a 65 in the penultimate play of Saturday’s All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Kilkenny.

Seventy-three years ago, Jimmy O’Donoghue hurled for Limerick against Kilkenny in Croke Park. One of two remaining survivors from that champion NHL panel, he reflects on this evening’s All-Ireland semi-final between the two counties and on his journey as a hurler and a civil servant which saw him play the game in four counties

A root and branch review of Limerick football has recommended the appointment of a full-time development officer and the creation of a retention officer post so as to improve the number of players willing to line out for the county senior team.

The home of the reigning All-Ireland senior hurling champions will be known as the LIT Gaelic Grounds from the outset of this year’s inter-county championships.

The seventh annual running of one of the world’s richest juvenile greyhound races, the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial Stake, was launched at Limerick Greyhound Stadium yesterday.

The sense of injustice felt in Kildare at present isn’t exclusive to the county’s footballers.

The sense of injustice felt in Kildare at present isn’t exclusive to the county’s footballers.

The sense of injustice felt in Kildare at present isn’t exclusive to the county’s footballers.

Our writers analyse the weekend’s GAA talking points...

In exactly two weeks’ time the 2018 Australian Rules (AFL) season begins with Richmond playing Carlton at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, writes Jack Anderson.

The secretary always gets the tough jobs. Just ask Mike O’Riordan in Limerick.

This evening’s meeting of the Limerick County Board is expected to mark the start of the search for a replacement for TJ Ryan, with the Garryspillane clubman all but confirming his departure as Limerick senior hurling manager after Saturday night’s qualifier defeat to Clare.

Former Limerick senior hurling manager and player Eamon Cregan has hit out at the Limerick County Board’s decision to play the club U21 hurling championship at the same time as the Fitzgibbon Cup.

The cost of preparing the various Limerick hurling and football teams in 2015 ran in excess of €1m.

Clare GAA chiefs don’t yet know if the highly regarded Paul Kinnerk will return to his coaching role with the county’s senior hurlers.

Limerick GAA chiefs hope their Centre of Excellence in Rathkeale will host National League games in the near future.

The first steps towards implementing HawkEye score detection technology at Semple Stadium will take place on Thursday.

Limerick minor manager Brian Ryan expects the Treaty hurlers to be driven by the Hawk-Eye injustice which marred their 2013 campaign.

Richie Bennis and Mark Foley are keeping their fingers crossed Páirc Uí Chaoimh will tonight be chosen as the venue for Limerick’s Munster final meeting with Cork on July 13.

I questioned on Saturday how many tight games this Tipperary team had won, thought this might be the one. I was wrong, they came up short again, and in their home ground.

Limerick 2-18 Tipperary 2-16

1. There are too few teams in Division 1A.

The last week wasn’t a great one if you were a Limerick hurling fan.

Limerick chairman Oliver Mann last night defended the county board executive’s statement in the wake of former co-manager Donal O’Grady’s claim that it attempted to discredit him.

Limerick GAA have hit back at former coach Donal O’Grady claiming the Corkman was reluctant to agree to a statement in which he and joint-manager TJ Ryan would accept “full accountability and responsibility for failing to achieve league promotion”.

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Donal O’Grady last night expressed his disappointment with the Limerick County Board for not supporting their senior hurlers at the recent county board meeting, describing their “lack of perspective” as “appalling,” particularly in comparison with officials in other counties and their support for their county teams.

GAA president Liam O'Neill has apologised for the Hawk Eye error that denied the Limerick minor hurlers a legitimate point during the All-Ireland semi-final against Galway at Croke Park in August.

GAA president Liam O’Neill has apologised to Limerick for the Hawk-Eye error, which cost them in last August’s All-Ireland minor hurling final.

A second Creggan Kickhams player who lined out in last Saturday’s All-Ireland Club JHC final replay win over Ballysaggart could also be deemed illegal.

Limerick club Dromcollogher-Broadford are continuing to train for Saturday’s county U21FC final replay despite opponents St Mary’s Seán Finns having been expelled from the competition yesterday.

Last night’s Limerick County Board meeting was sensationally abandoned after some clubs pushed for a vote on Tom Ryan to be installed as the county’s new intermediate team manager.

TJ Ryan is to be named as Limerick hurling manager tonight, with Irish Examiner columnist Donal O’Grady joining the Garryspillane clubman as coach and co-manager.

John Brudair is set to become the new manager of the Limerick senior footballers after receiving the backing of club delegates at last night's Limerick Football Committee meeting in Adare.

Limerick will swiftly begin their search for a new senior hurling manager after Corkman John Allen decided to step down from the position following a two-year stint in charge.

The Limerick County Board last night met with John Allen and his management team about extending their roles into next season.

The Limerick County Board's appeal of the result of their minor hurlers' All-Ireland semi-final loss to Galway is at an end following the Disputes Resolution Authority's decision to turn down their appeal last night.

Limerick GAA bosses are worried hurling manager John Allen will step down just after the county hurlers have had their best season in almost two decades.

Limerick's attempts to overturn the result of their recent All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship semi-final against Galway will see them take their case to the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA).

The Limerick County Board and team seem to have been prostituted to the whims and wishes of one supporter, Mr JP McManus.