SOCIAL shots from the World Club Sevens which were held in Limerick over the weekend at Thomond Park Stadium
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Tim Kerley, St. Mary’s RFC and Maeve Morriarty, World Club Sevens Rugby.The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Marian Joyce and Conor McPhillips both Connacht World Club Seven’s Rugby The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Buenos Aires, World Club Seven’s Rugby. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Aoife & Gerry Callanan, Glen Tavern and Maeve Morriarty, World Club Seven’s Rugby. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Michael Hogan, Director, World Club Seven’s Rugby, Eoghan Prendergast, CEO, Limerick Marketing Company and Anthony O’Dwyer, Old Crescent RC.. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Michael Hogan, Director, World Club Seven’s Rugby with his son Michael and Hector O hEochagain. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were The Golden Lions from South Africa Pieter Visser, Jonathan Macuona, Sizwe Hadebe, Barn Schleman and Patrick Ross-Allen. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
Photograph Liam Burke/Press 22 With Compliments. The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were David Loth, Daveta Rugby, Fuji, Dominic Waring and Rob Chudzik both NYC and Api Deku, Daveta Rugby, Fuji, The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Alan Miller and Frank Bradshaw both Munster Rugby, The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were David Lyons and Hugh Hogan from Leinster Rugby, Colm McMahon, Munster Rugby Witt Mathews, Leinster Rugby. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Guy Richardson, Tournament Director, Limerick World Club Seven’s, Ed Daly, Operations Manager, World Club Seven’s Rugby and Dave Mahedy, Director, UL Arena. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Maeve Morriarty, World Club Seven’s Rugby, Eoghan Prendergast, CEO, Limerick Marketing Company, Mayor of Limerick Jerry O’Dea and Guy Richardson, Tournament Director, Limerick World Club Seven’s. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Steve Lewis and Josh Smith, coaches, NY City. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Eoghan Prendergast, CEO, Limerick Marketing Company, Mayor of Limerick Jerry O’Dea, Patrick Campbell, President, Buenas Aires World Club Seven’s and Gelen Blake, Young Munster. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
The City of Limerick clubs and businesses were out in force to welcome the 12 teams of the Limerick World Club Sevens to Limerick. Attending the event were Jeff McKay and Hector Quiles, both San Francisco Golden Gate World Club Seven’s Rugby with the Mayor of Limerick Jerry O’Dea. The Limerick World Club Sevens started yesterday(Friday) and will run until Sunday in Thomond Park Stadium.Photograph; Press 22
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