Killarney Rugby: Summer Pitch Maintenance

It' is a tribute to that the hard work that has been put in over decades of building up the club and its facilities that Killarney Rugby were able to host Munster for an open training session last September. The hard work had come to fruition and that the pitches were now good enough for anyone.

Since then, with well over 100 minis, 5 youth teams and 3 senior teams the pitches have seen a lot of action - at times hosting 3 games on a Saturday and 5 games over a weekend. Not just league games but visits from clubs in Cork, Limerick and Tipperary. Now at the end of the season, it is the time for maintenance work to bring the pitches back into top condition.

In the current climate, however, it hasn't been possible to run the club's usual fundraisers such as the golf classic. So, without support from players, parents and the wider community the work that needs to be done now can't be done. Our goal is to raise enough funds to keep the pitches in top condition and honour all hard work by so many volunteers over decades.

Your ongoing generosity is really appreciated by the hundreds and hundreds of our underage and adult players (and those from other clubs) who train and play on these pitches!!!