Limerick GAA chairman Oliver Mann has suggested that too much emphasis is being placed on securing promotion from Division 1B of the hurling league.

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.

It was a reasonably successful season on the field for Limerick, a first Munster senior hurling title since 1996 and a first senior/minor provincial double since 1940.

The good news continues for Limerick GAA supporters.

Limerick GAA vice-chairman Pat Heffernan says he feels like he has been “kicked in the pants” after fellow officers decided not to back his recommendation that Tom Ryan be installed as the county’s new intermediate hurling team manager.

Donal O'Grady and TJ Ryan are back in charge of the Limerick senior hurling panel, having been ratified at a special County Board meeting in Claughaun tonight.

We take a look at the vacant seats in counties countrywide.

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.

Gardaí are being called in to tackle black market GAA merchandise following on Limerick’s recent success.

As a teenager, he watched in awe as it flashed past at a record speed of 147mph.

John Loftus is obviously a glass half full character.

Limerick GAA officials have appointed world champion athlete John Loftus as their new commercial manager after an alarming €750,000 deficit was revealed at last Wednesday evening’s county board meeting.

With three contested positions and three other officers retiring at the end of their five years’ service, yesterday’s attendance at the Limerick GAA convention in the city’s Strand Hotel was the highest for a number of years.

YESTERDAY Dromina, a little village in north Cork, had its day in the sun — or scouring rain, to be more precise — as the hurlers of Cork and Laois rolled in for a challenge to mark the opening of new GAA facilities.

IN THE end, it was emphatic.

THERE was a packed hall at the impressive Claughaun GAA complex last night for the special convention of Limerick GAA, followed immediately by the first county board meeting of 2010.

JUSTIN McCARTHY held onto his position as Limerick hurling manager last night after winning a dramatic vote of confidence at a specially convened county board meeting in Claughaun.

Liam Mackey is brushing up in his Italian, checking out his list of Puglian delicacies, and heading off for Southern Italy so perennial substitute ALLAN PROSSER takes up the role of mediator for today's Angry Fans.

Liam Mackey is brushing up in his Italian, checking out his list of Puglian