Corbally United have recently formed a Supports Club. The Club is targeted at former players and coaches, who still would like to be involved in the club.

The Supporters Club will have an annual cost of €50 and entitle the member to free admission to all of the home games of the Corbally Junior A team for the season. All of the top Limerick teams such as Pike Rovers and Fairview will play at the club, against one of the most competitive Corbally teams in a number of years.

As part of the package, members will also get half-time refreshments.

The Club would also like to call on all club members to assist at the Junior Games by volunteering to man the gate and provide the refreshments for just one home game this season.

For more information contact John McCarthy on 087 641 1427. Please Support this effort.

Corbally United AFC are pleased to announce  

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Well done to Stephen McNamara on his call up to the Irish u18 team and Joel Coustrain on his inclusion in the Hibernia cup Irish representative team.

These two players have come through the schoolboy ranks with Corbally Utd a testament to the great work being done at the Club at underage level and the development of players within the club..may many more follow.

Corbally United u12 Girls squad took part in the Girls Festival of World Cup Soccer Blitz in association with the FAI and the Shane Geoghegan Trust and the upcoming match at Thomond Park featuring Sunderland AFC and Munster XI.

The event was held at Garryowen RFC in Dooradoyle, with the Girls playing 4 games - in which they drew 2, won one and lost 1. 

In the end the Corbally Girls were proud to accept the 'Fair Play' award for outstanding and honest performances throughout the evening -

Well Done to Aoife Riordan, Cliona Walsh, Emma O'Donoghue, Coimhe and Alana Mitchel, Clodha Walsh and Shona Quinn.

The Annual Kennedy SFAI u13 Kennedy Cup was held at the University Of Limerick this week. 32 league Teams from all over the country competed with some top class football over a five day period. Limerick District league team did the city proud this week by winning their group, beating Carlow, North Dublin and Athlone.

In the quarter final they beat Longford on penalties and but lost in the semi-final to the Dublin District League. This was a fine effort from this squad who finished a 4th overall.

Corbally players Zak O'Connor, Killian Borwne, Joel Coustrain and Jack Moloney did the club and city proud with some excellent performances through out the week.

On a fantastic sunny Fathers Day Corbally United hosted its annual Blitz and Sports Star Awards for 2010.

On show was the best of local football talent from u7 to u10, playing some top class football. The standard of play once again was a credit to the hardworking coaches and managers who continue every year to attend FAI development courses to improve coaching on offer to the over 25 teams that we now cater for.

A welcome addition to the Club this year was the introduction of Girls teams, who competed in u10,u12, and U14 LWSSL leagues.

After the Blitz the Club made its annual awards to the Player of the Year and Club Person of the Year for every team - Politicians Willie O'Dea, Cathal Crowe and Paschal Fiitzgerald praised the club and its contribution to the local community.

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