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St Molleran's GAA Club member Gearóid O'Shea pictured after St Kieran's College won the Leinster Post Primary School Hurling title
St Molleran's GAA Club wishes Pakie Wells a speedy recovery following his recent operation.
Pakie has always been a stalwart member of the club. His presence, support and good spirit never go unnoticed, and all in the club look forward to seeing him back in action soon again.
The very best of luck to Gearóid O'Shea and his St. Kieran's College teammates against Nenagh CBS in the Colleges All-Ireland Semi-Final on March 7. Fixture details will be published via Club WhatsApp when available.
St Molleran's teams have resumed training ahead of a busy season. The club looks forward to the opening of its new astroturf playing facility in the coming weeks.
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