Hurler wins All-Ireland medal and Club Limerick Draw prize in same week

AS WEEKS go, it wasn’t a bad one for Limerick senior hurler Fintan Fitzgerald.

The Mungret St Pauls clubman won an All-Ireland medal for the first time on Sunday, had fans cheering as he performed a passionate rendition of the Haka at the homecoming in Pery Square on Monday evening, and won a prize in the Club Limerick Draw on Saturday.

Fintan (pictured below) won the 14th prize of €200 which should pay for a few more celebratory pints, not that he should have to put his hand in his pocket.

The young hurler described the All-Ireland win as “a dream come true,” assuring Limerick Live reporter Azra Dervish on Monday that “by no means” are they slowing down with the celebrations.

The top prize of €10,000 went to Gerry Flynn, whose nominated GAA club is Gearóid Hegarty’s St Patrick’s.

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Club Limerick is the fundamental fundraising arm of Limerick GAA with a priority of “supporting the success of our county teams, clubs and facilities”. And what a success 2026 has been with the league, Munster championship and All-Ireland in Limerick’s hands.

All funds raised in Club Limerick Draw go towards the training fund of Limerick’s senior hurlers and footballers, and your chosen local club. Half of proceeds go towards your chosen club. For more information see clublimerick.ie

The top monthly prize is €10,000 with a star prize and 29 other cash prizes.