A Lions kid in a winning dressing room.
Jake Moore came up through the Limerick Lions, the same youth system that has fed the senior team for years. He has worn the green too: he made the final 18 of an Ireland Under-16 squad and was later named for the Ireland Under-17 men at the Home Nations. A guard who can shoot it, he joined the Eagles as a rookie for 2025-26.
It was a good season to arrive into. Moore was one of three rookies brought in alongside Fred Klimas and Odhrán O’Farrell, and he got onto the floor in six Division One games during the double-winning season. His best night came in the 107–74 win over Malahide, where he scored 8 points off a pair of threes on a night the whole bench got on the scoresheet.
He is at the start of his career. The Limerick pathway means the youngest players train and travel with a senior side and learn what the level asks of them. Moore is doing that.
2025-26 Averages
| PPG | APG | 3PM | Games |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3 | 0.7 | 2 | 6 |
Season high: 8 points (two threes) in the 107–74 win over Malahide.Domino's Men's Division One, 2025-26
Background
- Limerick Lions youth product
- Made the final 18 of an Ireland Under-16 squad
- Named for Ireland Under-17 men, Home Nations
- Eagles rookie, 2025-26 double-winning squad
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