The Treaty Stone, Limerick. The new Limerick United group led by Conn Murray has been forced into a name change due to the threat of legal action from Limerick FC and will now be known as Treaty United. Kilmallock's Aoife Cronin and Castletroy's John RyanLIMERICK club Treaty United FC have announced that new Limerick City and County Mayor Michael Collins will officially launch the club’s 2020 season on tomorrow, Thursday, evening.The board have met a number of times in recent months via Zoom and in person to cement the plans for this season and importantly future plans for the club at national level.Limerick's Treaty United will launch their new season this ThursdayTreaty United would like to confirm it’s new board led by chairman Conn Murray. ... Also part of that new Treaty United squad is Aoife Horgan. We make the highest quality all natural ales for the local and national market. Treaty United will … THE PROCESS. Image of the Treaty Stone in Limerick.
LIMERICK'S Treaty United have learned their group opponents for the forthcoming Women's U-17 National League. Treaty United Confirm 2020 Senior Women's Squad - Sporting Limerick Treaty United Senior Women’s manager Dave Rooney has confirmed his finalised squad to compete in the 2020 campaign. Perhaps the most famous tourist attraction in Limerick is the limestone Treaty Stone, on which was signed the Treaty of Limerick (1691) between the supporters and opponents of William III. It is believed that the Treaty of Limerick was signed on this piece of limestone, which was erected on a pedestal in 1865. Tonight’s news is a bitter blow to the coaches and players of Treaty United including former Limerick FC coaches John Grehan and Tommy Barrett.
(Much of the stone is now spread throughout the world, particularly in Canada and the United States.) Today’s name change will have no affect on the participation of the group in next season’s leagues.Mr Murray re-iterated that there had been no contact between both parties save for the threat of legal action by Limerick FC if Murray’s group persisted with the name Limerick United.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. As a result, the new group could not legally use the name due to copyright.Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. Our … TREATY CITY – SURRENDER TO THE TASTE. The board comprises of Lorraine Counihan, Mary Shire, Mike Aherne, John Fennessy, John Hannon, Barry Hogan, Dave Mahedy, Dan Neville, Sean O'Brien.Two properties in the Charleville and Mallow areas were searchedThere were 60 patients on trolleys at UHL this Tuesday morningThe site of the proposed new Gaelcholaiste Luimni build, which has been given permission from council | PICTURE: ADRIAN BUTLERChairman Conn Murray added: "It has taken a huge team effort to get this far, we are delighted the women’s representative sides at U17 and senior level are looking forward to their new season’s, I’m thrilled with the level of support they have already received and I’m extremely happy at board level we have secured the support and energy of key figures to bring a fresh outlook in re-energising senior football in Limerick, we look forward to working with everybody who has an interest in developing football in Limerick.In the coming weeks the club will be in a position to make further new and exciting announcements as we work collaboratively within the city and county to deliver senior football.The club will be unveiling a major sponsor for the women’s team jersey for 2020.