Blue and white football from under 7 to junior level
Pallas United FC has served Pallasgreen since 1986, with boys, girls and adult football connected to the club pathway.
Pallas United identity
Pallas United FC is a blue and white football club based in Pallasgreen, County Limerick, with a foundation year of 1986.
The club profile covers more than one age band, because Pallas United describes a pathway from under 7 boys and girls through to junior adult football.
On IYF, the current club entry connects that wider identity with youth teams in the Limerick pathway.
Pallasgreen football base
Pallasgreen gives the club a clear village and parish identity on the main route between Limerick city and east Limerick communities.
That location helps explain why a youth club page for Pallas United matters to families across the surrounding area as well as the village itself.
Families should confirm the exact pitch and meeting point for each team activity, since local club arrangements can vary by age group and season.
Underage and adult pathway
Pallas United describes teams ranging from under 7 boys and girls to junior adult level, giving the club a broad family pathway.
The underage sides sit in the Limerick county underage game, while the adult side connects the club to the Limerick District League.
That link from younger football into junior adult football gives local players a visible longer route inside the same club name.
Current IYF youth teams
The current IYF profile includes Pallas United teams at under 11, under 12, under 13 and under 14 level.
The boys pathway includes Black and Green under 11 groups, two under 12 sides, an under 13 team and an under 14 team.
That gives the club page real depth across the middle youth ages, where squad numbers, player development and regular training habits are especially important.
Girls football point
Pallas United also has an under 11 girls team shown in the current IYF club profile.
For families looking at girls football in east Limerick, that gives the page a practical age group anchor and shows that the club pathway is wider than boys football alone.
It also fits the club’s stated aim of offering an enjoyable sporting environment for members across ages.
Blue and white identity
The blue and white identity is clear in the Pallas United crest and gives the page a strong colour link across the header, badge and opener.
The badge includes the 86 mark, matching the foundation year and helping visitors connect the club identity with its history.
Those visual details make the profile easier to recognise when parents move between club pages across Limerick.
Club culture
Pallas United places emphasis on a safe, inclusive and enjoyable football setting for members.
That kind of club culture matters in youth football because families are choosing a weekly environment as much as they are choosing a team name.
A club with younger girls and boys teams, older youth sides and a junior team can bring siblings, parents, coaches and volunteers into one shared football community.
Planning a visit
Before travelling to Pallasgreen, families should confirm the age group, venue, arrival time, footwear, parking plan, changing arrangements and weather plan with the relevant team contact.
The live club areas below this profile carry team connections and game details when IYF has Pallas United entries in place.
