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Battle Cry swoops late for Leopardstown honours

Battle Cry came from last to first to win the Ballylinch Stud “Red Rocks” Stakes at Leopardstown. Aidan O’Brien’s colt was last seen at Doncaster in October, when he went to post for the Group One Futurity Trophy but was withdrawn at the start ...

07 Apr 2024 at 15:03

Community

Huge numbers turn out for CRY Monagea 2017

SCORES of sliced pans, tray loads of buns and dozens of cakes and tarts were consumed by the hundreds and hundreds of people who took part in this year's CRY Monagea. And when the final tot is done, Liam Herlihy, one of the main organisers, ...

07 May 2017 at 13:00

Community

Hundreds expected to take part in CRY Monagea in West Limerick this Saturday

SIX years after it was first held, CRY Monagea continues to inspire. And the organisers are hoping that this Saturday’s event will live up to the high bar set in previous years when over 700 walkers, runners and cyclists took off from ...

04 May 2018 at 06:01

Community

Monagea set fair for annual fundraiser

THERE will be a huge welcome for anyone ready to walk, run or cycle for CRY Monagea this Saturday, and plenty of tea and sandwiches for those who make it home. “Just turn up in time and we’ll sign you in,” says Liam Herlihy, one of ...

29 Apr 2016 at 14:00

Local News

Limerick village gets into gear for annual fundraiser

ONCE again, the May Bank Holiday in West Limerick is CRY Monagea weekend, when hundreds of cyclists, runners and walkers take to the roads of West Limerick to raise much-needed funds for Cardiac Risk in the Young, CRY Ireland. ...

19 Apr 2019 at 06:01

Community

CRY Monagea a flagship fundraiser for young cardiac risk

IT began in sorrow and as a way for two devastated families and their community to keep alive the memory of two young people lost too soon to sudden death. But now, five years on from that first CRY Monagea, the event has ...

04 Mar 2017 at 14:00

Community

In Pictures: Monagea for CRY makes a welcome return as Niamh and Darra are remembered

LIMERICK hurler Aaron Gillane and former Kerry footballer Aidan O'Mahony were among those who helped turn Monagea blue at the weekend as the Monagea for CRY charity walk and cycle made a welcome return. Following a ...

04 May 2022 at 22:00

National News

Ability to interpret babies' cries not innate, new European study reveals

Interpreting a baby’s cry of pain is not a natural ability and parents must learn to tell this sound apart from other cries, new research suggests. Before children learn to speak, crying is their only means of ...

08 Aug 2022 at 17:47

Sport

Sunway looking to build on impressive first win at Ascot

David Menuisier’s exciting Sunway could have his potential put to the test at Ascot on Saturday in the Flexjet Pat Eddery Stakes. The son of Galiway created a taking impression when winning at Sandown on ...

24 Jul 2023 at 15:28

What's On

West Limerick a hive of activity as Fleadh kicks off and CRY Monagea hits the roads

HUGE crowds are expected in Abbeyfeale this weekend for the annual Fleadh by the Feale while hundreds more are expected to take part in CRY Monagea this Saturday. This year’s Fleadh, according to ...

02 May 2019 at 20:00

Breaking News

Getting active for a great cause with CRY Monagea this Saturday

HUNDREDS of cyclists, walkers and runners are expected in Monagea this Saturday for an event that has won the hearts of communities all over West Limerick and further afield. CRY Monagea was ...

28 Apr 2017 at 07:03

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