Thomond Park Stadium

Are you there?? We are busy here today getting ready to have YOUR picture in place for the first home game of the season. Be there for the next game by clicking :
https://www.munsterrugby.ie/2020/09/21/be-there/

Munster Rugby are offering supporters the chance to have a cardboard cut-out of themselves in Thomond Park for the opening game of the Guinness PRO14 season. The cut-outs will remain in place while the stadium capacity is limited. BE THERE & SUPPORT.... For further details click https://lnkd.in/e7PhnuG

With fans unable to attend Friday night’s semi-final, Enjoy a very special matchday offering for Munster supporters to enjoy in the comfort of their own home!

See full details and get booking
https://www.munsterrugby.ie/2020/09/01/munster-rug-be-at-home/

Munster Rug-Be At Home With Munster fans unable to attend Friday night’s Guinness PRO14 semi-final against Leinster, we have a very special matchday offering for supporters to enjoy

: Mowing!This weather is great for grass growth.
When mowing your lawn the most important thing to remember is the height of the grass. You should never cut more than one-third of the height of the grass blades. You should be mowing your lawn at least once a week but an ideal situation would be mowing more than once a week. Keep your mower blade sharp and never mow in the same direction. You should also never mow your lawn when it is wet. Wet mowing will cause clumps of clippings and that can breed bacteria.

Lights on tonight to commemorate the " No Show Charity Game" with Shannon R.F.C.Jerry Flannery
If you missed out you can still donate https://www.idonate.ie/fundraiser/11385389_noshow-game.html

Pieta House, Preventing Su***de and Self Harm

Good weather and todays welcomed rain ( don't stay too long) and TLC by the staff the pitch is looking amazing

: Munster V Cardiff Blues 11/9/2009.. what a picture look at the sky the stadium looks great in a storm.... who was there???

We're and are here to help with any queries or enquires. Contact [email protected]. We're also working hard to help our clients schedule alternative dates in the future. We're looking forward to welcoming you all to Thomond Park Stadium when we're back up and running again

Pieta House to hold Darkness into Light event with a difference due to coronavirus………

Thomond Park and Electric Ireland call on the public to support Pieta’s urgent appeal for donations
and join together for ‘Sunrise’ on May 9th to mark the postponed Darkness into Light event

As the walks cannot now take place as planned in May, and with Thomond Park being a host venue. We appeal to you to get involved in a Darkness Into Light ‘Sunrise’ appeal taking place on that day. This special appeal encourages people to donate what they can to this vital charity and to come together while remaining apart by getting up at 5:30am to watch the sunrise and to show community and solidarity with those impacted by su***de. Pieta are also asking people to spread the message and offer hope by sharing their sunrise moment using the .

80% of Pieta funds come from the general public and these funds have been greatly impacted due to social distancing restrictions. Just €20 can fund two life-saving calls to those who are in crisis. Please donate now and allow Pieta to support those in suicidal distress and stand in collective solidarity with all those impacted by su***de at sun rise on May 9th.
Donate at www.darknessintolight.ie

: Want your garden to look as lush as our pitch? Our tip today comes from our head Groundsman : Lawns need oxygen as well as water so it’s important to keep your lawn aerated. Aeration involves perforating the soil at intervals to alleviate compaction, allowing water, air and nutrients to pe*****te deep below the surface. The easiest and cheapest method is to push a garden fork into the ground at 15cm intervals over the entire lawn, although for large areas it may be easier to hire a machine to do the hard work so you don’t have to. An aerated lawn will also be better at absorbing water rather than letting it run off.

Its good to touch the green green grass of home!! Our groundsman Conor is working hard to keep the pitch in perfect condition for our return