IN an exciting development, Bon Secours Hospital Limerick has been unveiled as the main sponsor of our county under 14/15 camogie teams.
It marks another significant step in the hospital’s ongoing commitment to supporting local community initiatives, particularly those that empower and promote the development of young people.
With this investment, the academy has expanded its strength and conditioning resources, providing tailored training to support the physical development, injury prevention, and overall competitiveness of its young athletes.
Such sessions are not only improving athletic performance but also fostering team spirit, player identity and personal growth.
“This partnership allows us to continue developing our academy structure with a strong focus on both athletic and personal development,” said Marian Quinn, Chairperson of Limerick Camogie. “We are incredibly grateful to Bon Secours Hospital Limerick for recognising the importance of supporting girls in sport and for turning that belief into meaningful action.”
To celebrate the partnership, players and management from the U14 and U15 squads recently joined Bon Secours representatives, including CEO Jason Kenny, Clinical Director Dr Siobhán Grimes and EA Jill Mullins, for an official photoshoot—proudly showcasing their new training gear.
