Shane Geoghegan Trust - "A Day for Shane"

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28 Jun 2010

MRSC are delighted to support the Shane Geoghegan Trust, A Day for Shane promises to be a phemonmenal event in Thomond Park Stadium. We would urge members to support this excellent initiative.

Update - May 10th

The trust would like to offer members a new package for the day. All to take place in the comfort of the MRSC bar.

For €50 one can avail of the following:
A pre match meal.
2 Complimetary Drinks
Stand Ticket for Munster V Sunderland.
Post match event with live band.

Tickets available from sgt3.com, Thomond Park, Gleeson Sports Limerick & Ticketmaster.

PREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL ARRIVES ON SHANNONSIDE

Sunderland To Take On Munster XI On ‘A Day For Shane’
It was announced today that Premiership side Sunderland AFC will take on the first ever Munster XI soccer side in a charity game at Thomond Park Stadium on July 13th next.

‘A Day For Shane’, which is being held in aid of the Shane Geoghegan Trust, will feature a programme of sporting events of all codes, the centre piece of which will be the star-studded soccer match at 7.45pm.

Details of the game were announced at an official press launch in Limerick today by Sunderland Chairman Niall Quinn, Munster Rugby President, Declan Madden, CEO of Munster FC and Limerick FC Pat O’Sullivan, and Tony Geoghegan of the Shane Geoghegan Trust.

Organisers say ‘A Day For Shane’ will be about participation and as such it will encompass all the sporting codes across Munster. Events will include the Shane Geoghegan Trust Schools Long Puck Competition, a celebrity penalty shoot-out, mini-rugby and hurling, celebrity Sumo Wrestling, schoolchildren partaking in a Parade of Sport, and the Stars of Munster competing for the title of the ‘Quickest 100 Meters Runner in Munster’.

Day tickets are priced at €20 (adults) and €5 (children).

Tickets on sale from Monday May 17th from Shane Geoghegan trust site below, Thomond Park and Ticketmaster.ie

For more information go to Shane Geoghegan Trust

Filed: Ian Buckley
11/5/2010
 

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