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Download Invitation Letter Limerick GAA CLUB Limerick & CLUB Limerick ARAS MUMHAN, NEWCASTLE, CASTLETROY, GLOBAL LIMERICK, IRELAND V94 NW83 www.clublimerick.ie/Global CLUB Limerick Global - Invitation April 2021 Dear Friend of Limerick GAA, We hope that you and yours are keeping safe and well in these extraordinary times. Limerick GAA and CLUB Limerick are extending an invitation to you of a unique opportunity to become a member of CLUB Limerick Global. This opportunity will enable you along with a limited number of pas- sionate Limerick supporters across the globe to be at the centre of all that’s happening in Limerick GAA. CLUB Limerick Global is a new, exciting and unique opportunity to keep you and others on the inside track and be fully informed in real time on all that is happening in Limerick GAA. It is an Annual Exclusive Mem- bership confined to 100 members commencing in 2021. The detailed offerings / benefits of membership are outlined on the attached brochure. These are wonderful times for Limerick Supporters with extraordinary success achieved on the field of play – a “golden era” for Limerick surely with our Senior Hurlers winning two of the last three All - Irelands along with back-to-back National League & Munster Championships. In addition, the success of our Minor Hurlers & Senior Footballers is tremendous with these teams having excelled in their respective competitions. The whole purpose of CLUB Limerick Global is to support our excellent teams and their respective man- agement. We must assist them in continuing to stay at the very pinnacle of the Irish Sporting World, whilst also keeping our diaspora in very close contact with all that’s happening in the Limerick GAA Network. Put simply, CLUB Limerick Global will bring together and connect Limerick people from all parts of the globe to intimately support a common cause. Together we are better and let’s ensure we have a shared pride in all things Limerick. Success comes at a cost, and in order to stay competitive at the highest level we need your support. Adequate financial support is fundamental to lay the foundations for our future generation of players as well as helping develop our current Capital Projects such as The Kilmallock Road Project, Mick Neville Park Project and the ongoing development upgrade at the LIT Gaelic Grounds. We intend to develop and foster a “Sense of Belonging” to what we believe is something special going forward and we look forward to welcoming you as a member of CLUB Limerick Global. Every success in your business endeavours we all look forward to meeting in person and to celebrate with our teams when it’s safe to do so. “The Best Teams have the most Dedicated Supporters” Yours in Sport, John Cregan Sean Scanlan Paul Stapleton Eddie Wiley Cathaoirleach Cathaoirleach Cathaoirleach Cathaoirleach Limerick County Board CLUB Limerick CLUB Limerick Dublin CLUB Limerick New York www.clublimerick.ie/Global Call. +353 61 33 55 16 | Email. [email protected] CLUB Limerick Global .
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