As the rugby football season of 1905-’06 draws to a close, the anticipation in Limerick is palpable. With just two weeks left, the focus narrows down to the thrilling conclusion of key tournaments, marking the culmination of months of intense competition.

The prestigious Munster Cup hangs in the balance, poised to find its new home with either Garr%own or another deserving contender. The countdown to this momentous event adds an air of excitement to the rugby landscape.

Simultaneously, the Transtield Cup tourney stands at a critical juncture with two final ties yet to be played—the semifinal and the grand finale. These decisive matches promise to deliver edge-of-the-seat action as teams battle fiercely for supremacy.

As the days tick away, rugby enthusiasts in Limerick and beyond eagerly await the outcome of these matches, knowing that the closing whistle will signify a brief hiatus before the sport’s revival in six months’ time.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 10 April 1906