Well done to our boys from second, third and fourth who represented the school in the Harry Greensmyth Cup in Hospital. They played games against Glenroe NS, Galbally NS, Hospital NS, Croom NS and Banogue NS.
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Girls Retain Roinn B Camogie Title
Congratulations to our girls who retained the Roinn B camogie title in Martinstown on Tuesday.
The girls had hard fought wins over Galbally NS and Athlacca NS on the way to claiming the title.
Afterwards, referee Ger Murnane presented the cup to our captain.
The boys performed very well also. In their first game they played out an exciting draw with Galbally NS. In the second game against Athlacca NS, Athlacca had the better of the exchanges and they won by a few points. They went on to win the title.
Indoor Hurling
Well done to our two teams who played in the indoor hurling competition today in Martinstown.
Both teams were in action against Martinstown NS and Ballyagran NS and the boys’ team has qualified for the finals day next week.
Gaelic Time
Our Junior & Senior Infants and 1st & 2nd Class are up and running in the Gaelic Time pilot programme and it has been a lot of fun so far.
Thank you to Limerick GAA Coaching and Games for this super opportunity.
Anthony Baggott Cup 2025
Knockainey NS retained the Anthony Baggott Cup on the occasion of the 10th staging of the tournament.
The hosts Herbertstown NS were joined by neighbours Knockainey NS and Hospital NS along with newcomers The Monastery School from Tipperary Town.
In round 1, Hospital NS produced a strong second half performance to pull away from Herbertstown NS. On pitch 2, Knockainey got off to a strong start with a good win over The Monastery.
In round 2, Knockainey continued winning ways by beating the hosts while Hospital got their second win over The Monastery.
Round 3 only saw one game being played as Hospital and Knockainey had qualified for the final. Herbertstown and The Monastery played out a great game of end to end action.
Final
Hospital NS, who have taken part in all 10 of the tournaments to date, were looking for their first win and looked in pole position to do so heading into the final minutes of the game. However, Knockainey NS struck a goal from a free to bring the game to extra time.
Knockainey were awarded a penalty early in extra time and after this was emphatically drilled to the net they did not look back and finished strongly to retain their title.
Congratulations to Knockainey NS and thank you to everyone who supported our tournament.
Harry Greensmyth Cup
Well done to our boys who represented the school in the Harry Greensmyth Cup today in Kilmallock.
The boys had four games against Galbally NS, Croom NS, Hospital NS and eventual winners Banogue NS.
It was the first game in the maroon and white for some of the players and hopefully they will have many more games for the school in the years ahead.
South Limerick – Hurling & Camogie
Well done to Gearóid, Ellie and Emily who represented the school on South Limerick teams.
Unfortunately, it wasn’t to be for either the South boys or girls in the Mackey Cup or Neville Cup but it is a fantastic achievement to play for the South team and Gearóid, Ellie and Emily should be very proud of themselves.
John the Baptist CS Munster Winners Visit School
The Munster U17 B championship winning side from John the Baptist CS visited the school this morning.
It was terrific to have the team visit the school, especially as we had three past pupils who were part of the winning team and panel.
Cumann na mBunscol Week Quiz
Congratulations to the winning team of the GAA themed quiz we held on Friday to mark the end of Cumann na mBunscol Week.
The team scored an impressive 46 out of a possible 54 points!
They received a wonderful prize of an Allianz ‘Stop the Drop’ jersey each.
Anthony Baggott Cup
Knockainey NS were winners of the 2024 Anthony Baggott.
This was Knockainey’s third time winning the tournament which took place during national Cumann na mBunscol Week. The traditional group of schools took part; Caherline NS, Knockainey NS, Hospital NS and of course our own side from Herbertstown NS.
Herbertstown NS reached the final after winning all three of their group games. However, Knockainey produced a very good second half display to win the final.
Next year will be the 10th edition of the tournament and we are already looking forward to that.
