Limerick Cricket Club wins funding in Sports Initiative

Adare-based Limerick Cricket Club, County winners in the recent Texaco Support for Sport initiative, has been presented with a cheque for EUR5,000 which will be used to develop its training facilities, a priority being the purchase of freestanding ‘practice nets’ for the safe training of batsmen and bowlers. The presentation to Limerick Cricket Club members Suphan Hackott, Yousat Sari, Akbur Sanjuraniand, Chris Thomas, Ajay Hari, Bryan Thomas, Ayon Ullah, Zaki Khalid and Arham Ullah, was made at the Club’s grounds in Graigue, Adare. Pictured with them was Valero Regional Sales Manager, Paudie McCarthy (centre right).

THE Adare-based Limerick Cricket Club was announced as the winner of the recent Texaco Support for Sport initiative.

The club has been presented with a cheque for €5,000, which will be used to develop its training facilities, a priority being the purchase of freestanding ‘practice nets’ for the safe training of batsmen and bowlers.

Founded in 1968, Limerick Cricket Club fields four youth and six adult teams drawn from its 150-strong diverse and multi-cultural membership.

Adare-based Limerick Cricket Club, County winners in the recent Texaco Support for Sport initiative, has been presented with a cheque for EUR5,000 which will be used to develop its training facilities, a priority being the purchase of freestanding ‘practice nets’ for the safe training of batsmen and bowlers.
The presentation to Limerick Cricket Club’s Chris Thomas (left) and fellow members, was made at the Club’s grounds in Graigue, Adare. Pictured with them was Valero Regional Sales Manager, Paudie McCarthy (second left).

Now in its second year, the Texaco Support for Sport initiative sees an annual fund of €130,000 set aside for allocation in equal amounts of €5,000 to successful applicants chosen on a county-by-county basis. Overseeing the adjudication process was Texaco Support for Sport ambassador, former Irish rugby international and broadcaster, Donncha O’Callaghan.

Entries to the Texaco Support for Sport 2023 initiative will open this Autumn.

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