Author: Cappamore PRO

To All Club Members
The Annual General Meeting of Cappamore GAA and Camogie Club is rescheduled for Sunday 12th December 2021. Due to current restrictions and the level of interest it has been decided to have a virtual AGM using TEAMS.

If you are interested in joining the AGM please email Bernie secretary.cappamore.limerick@gaa.ie by Monday 6th December.

All paid up members are welcome to join

💚💛PLEASE NOTE Nominations and Motions must be received via email to the club Secretary no later than Saturday 13th November 2021. All positions are eligible to be filled. Please ensure that those you nominate intend to seek election. Please send your email address to Bernie at secretary.cappamore.limerick@gaa.ie to receive your forms.

Cappamore crowned Limerick U21 A hurling champions with final win over Coshlea Gaels

CAPPAMORE won the Limerick U21 A hurling championship title this Friday evening.
The east Limerick men won the 8pm fixture under the floodlights of Doon with a 1-10 to 0-8 victory over Coshlea Gaels.
Cappamore built a 1-7 to 0-3 lead by half time and the Effin-Staker Wallace amalgamation couldn’t find a way back in the second half when they were backed by the elements.
Cappamore, captained by Ronan Hanly, had nine points from free-taker Liam O’Donnell as the bedrock for their victory.
Ruairi O’Connor opened the scoring for the south Limerick men but O’Donnell had a fine point from play in reply to level the game for the only time.
Three O’Donnell frees had the men in green and gold 0-4 to 0-1 clear on 10-minutes.
By the first half water break they were 0-5 to 0-2 clear with Patrick O’Donovan (free) on the mark for Coshlea Gaels and O’Donnell accounting for all Cappamore scores bar a fine score from on the sideline by Ultan Hogan. 
In the second quarter came the game’s only goal – Hanly soloed forward and when he laid-off to Mikey Fitzgibbon he crashed brilliantly to the net for a 1-7 to 0-2 lead and 27-minutes played.
Before half time O’Donovan (free) hit back but Cappamore were seven points clear at the break.
With the driving rain making conditions difficult for both sides, scores were at a premium in the second half.
Two O’Donovan points from play rallied Coshlea Gaels on the change of ends but they couldn’t sustain the fightback.
O’Donnell added further frees to
keep Coshlea Gaels at bay.
A Sean Canning point for the south Limerick men left it 1-9 to 0-7 entering the final quarter.
O’Donnell and O’Donovan exchanged frees in the final minutes but there was no denying Cappamore.

Credit: Jerome O’Connell – Limerick Leader