Lotto: our jackpot will be €5,000 next Thursday. The 6 winners of our lucky dips were Kim Ryan, Josefa O’Dwyer, Seamus & Mary Butler, Martin Flynn, Tasha McCormack and Anna Ryan.
Our u19 footballers, pictured above, claimed the mid title last Wednesday evening against Loughmore Castleiney. They came out convincing winners on the scoreline of 6-8 to 2-5. It is thought they will face Clonakenny Moneygall in the county semi-final with date and venue to be confirmed. The premier intermediate hurlers also had success in their relegation battle with Newport today and remain safe in the Premier Intermediate grade for next year. The score there was 1-23 to 1-18 with Gearóid O’Conor getting the deserved man of the match award scoring 17 points, 7 from play. Our focus now moves to the intermediate footballers who take on Aherlow in their county quarter final next Saturday week the 21st at 4pm also in Dundrum. All support would be greatly appreciated.
Juveniles: This week was relatively quiet for the juvenile teams, with only the U17s in action. They competed on Saturday against Golden-Kilfeacle GAA in the County Hurling Quarter Final. The team delivered an excellent performance, though they were unfortunate to come up short in the end. With this result, the hurling season concludes for this group of players. We extend our congratulations to them for their hard work and resilience; they have shown tremendous spirit and a commendable 'never say die' attitude. We wish them well
In the upcoming football championship.
Ladies football: U14s had a great performance to get a well deserved win against Arravale Rovers on Friday evening and have now completed all championship rounds and await semi final details.
The Junior panel enjoyed Wellness Day part two in Moyne on Saturday morning. Our thanks to Nollaig O Sullivan, sports psychologist and Helen Ryan Kennedy, Total Health for a very informative and enjoyable morning. The Junior A county semi final take place next Saturday in Cappawhite at 1pm where they face opponents Holycross Ballycahill, very best of luck, all support for the girls would be appreciated.
Camogie: U8’s and U10’s had blitzes yesterday in Thurles and Silvermines, both groups had excellent performances. Our U13’s played Thurles Sars last week and are in the quarter final V Cashel tomorrow evening in Moyne at 18:45. Our Juniors played their final round game and now will play Slieve Felim in the County Semi Final, fixture tbc. Best of luck girls.
Our u19 footballers, pictured above, claimed the mid title last Wednesday evening against Loughmore Castleiney. They came out convincing winners on the scoreline of 6-8 to 2-5. It is thought they will face Clonakenny Moneygall in the county semi-final with date and venue to be confirmed. The premier intermediate hurlers also had success in their relegation battle with Newport today and remain safe in the Premier Intermediate grade for next year. The score there was 1-23 to 1-18 with Gearóid O’Conor getting the deserved man of the match award scoring 17 points, 7 from play. Our focus now moves to the intermediate footballers who take on Aherlow in their county quarter final next Saturday week the 21st at 4pm also in Dundrum. All support would be greatly appreciated.
Juveniles: This week was relatively quiet for the juvenile teams, with only the U17s in action. They competed on Saturday against Golden-Kilfeacle GAA in the County Hurling Quarter Final. The team delivered an excellent performance, though they were unfortunate to come up short in the end. With this result, the hurling season concludes for this group of players. We extend our congratulations to them for their hard work and resilience; they have shown tremendous spirit and a commendable 'never say die' attitude. We wish them well
In the upcoming football championship.
Ladies football: U14s had a great performance to get a well deserved win against Arravale Rovers on Friday evening and have now completed all championship rounds and await semi final details.
The Junior panel enjoyed Wellness Day part two in Moyne on Saturday morning. Our thanks to Nollaig O Sullivan, sports psychologist and Helen Ryan Kennedy, Total Health for a very informative and enjoyable morning. The Junior A county semi final take place next Saturday in Cappawhite at 1pm where they face opponents Holycross Ballycahill, very best of luck, all support for the girls would be appreciated.
Camogie: U8’s and U10’s had blitzes yesterday in Thurles and Silvermines, both groups had excellent performances. Our U13’s played Thurles Sars last week and are in the quarter final V Cashel tomorrow evening in Moyne at 18:45. Our Juniors played their final round game and now will play Slieve Felim in the County Semi Final, fixture tbc. Best of luck girls.
