Born Offside: The 2016/17 Premier Division Season in Review

Read on for a comprehensive dissection of the 2016/17 Limerick District League Premier Division season that was…

Born Offside: The 2016/17 Premier Division Team of the Season

Read on to discover the eleven lucky souls that earned their way into the 2016/17 Born Offside Team of the Season…

Janesboro 3-2 Aisling Annacotty: ‘Boro claim second title in three years

Despite wasting a hatful of chances, and weathering a late Aisling Annacotty storm, Janesboro secured the three points they needed to claim the Limerick DL Premier Division crown.

Janesboro 0-2 Nenagh AFC: Nenagh send title race to the wire

Nenagh AFC completed the double over league leaders Janesboro to extend the Limerick DL Premier Division title race into its final day.

Janesboro 4-0 Regional United: Clarke double drives ‘Boro closer to glory

Janesboro are four points away from regaining the LDL Premier Division crown, after a routine victory over Regional United at Pearse Stadium.

Janesboro 2-1 Pike Rovers: Indisciplined Hoops fall to ‘Boro in title six-pointer

Janesboro edged closer to a second LDL Premier Division title in three seasons, by defeating second-placed Pike Rovers at Pearse Stadium.

Janesboro 2-0 Carew Park: ‘Boro defeat champions to edge closer to glory

Janesboro increased their lead at the top of the LDL Premier Division to three points by avenging their early-season defeat to champions Carew Park.

Fairview Rangers 4-0 Nenagh AFC: Ten-man Tipp side lose ground at the top

Ten-man Nenagh AFC’s Premier Division title hopes were severely dented by the club’s fourth consecutive defeat to Fairview Rangers.

Fairview Rangers 0-0 Janesboro: Fortunate point sends ‘Boro clear at summit

Janesboro were fortunate to emerge from Fairview Rangers’ second-half barrage with a point that sends them clear of Nenagh AFC at the top of the Limerick DL Premier Division.

Born Offside: Change for change’s sake is never a good thing

On the morning of March 4, 2012, Clonmel Celtic faced into an unenviable FAI Junior Cup quarter-final task. Despite already scalping Pike Rovers in the Munster Junior Cup, the Tipperary side were priced at 4/1 to repeat the feat upon their arrival at Crossagalla.