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sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork Soccer Notes


Carrigtwohill United AFC


Under – 12


Carrigtwohill 4 V Innishvilla 2 4th


December 2016


At Ballyadam Park In Ireland, soccer is a


winter sport and last year, that meant four months of match cancellations. This year is different and the


matches, at least in Bally- adam, have kept going on without any interruptions. Today saw Carrigtwohill


Under-12s take on Innish- villa’s youngsters in a great match. The weather was cold and breezy, but condi- tions were good enough for winter soccer in December and both teams got into ac- tion from the outset. The


match was even enough in the first 10 minutes, but Carrigtwohill took control little


in the middle of the field where


by little, especially Daniel Murnane


and Dylan Curran recov- ered ball after ball. Still Innishvilla were


well organised and a first goal proved elusive until a well-crafted corner fell to


Corkbegs by PAUL O’RILEY


Corkbeg Christmas Draw 2016


Corkbeg Reports Annual


Christmas Draw has re- turned again this year. Tickets have been distrib- uted to all club members - both adult and schoolboys - and they cost only €2 per


Kyle Graham who fired into the


net from close


range. This confirmed Carrigtwohill’s dominance and soon after Ryan Wolfe ran in from the left, got past two players and took on the goalkeeper. The


‘keeper


came out bravely but Ryan calmly rolled the ball past him. \yhe score at


half


time was 2-0 to Carrig. The second half restart-


ed on the same basis as the first half had ended on and Carrigtwohill were in control. Superb


interplay Prizes for the draw can


line or three lines for €5. So be warned....there


will be numerous knocks on your door for the next few weeks from underage members of Corkbeg’s Blue army!!!!!


WE NEED YOUR HELP! Midleton FC are in with a


chance to win a €5000 grant from Version 1 to purchase new goals for the all weath- er pitch and new training equipment. We need every- one to go to our club face- book and click vote for our video. You MUST click the VOTE button for your vote to count. PLEASE SUP- PORT US AND SHARE THIS POST WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS


MAGPIE SOCCER LOTTO NOW ON LINE The


Midleton


selected on the night he or she wins/shares the Jackpot. If there is no winner there will be 10 Lucky Dip prizes for €20 each. Tickets cost €2 each. We encourage all of our


friends and supporters to play the Midleton Football Club


LTD. fundraising


lottery. We also hope that we can all work together to promote this lotto and help get back in touch with all friends, members and ex-members of the Club, from Midleton, Co. Cork, who may now be living all over Ireland and the world. Your continued support is much appreciated and we wish you good luck in future draws.


Football


Club LTD. Fundraising Lotto draws which run on a weekly basis play a huge part in the Clubs fundrais- ing efforts. You can now of- fer your support by playing online. Enter your lines of numbers for up to a year in one go, you need never miss a draw again! When playing online you will receive the Lotto results and club news updates by email after each draw has taken place. To play the


Midleton


Football Club LTD. Lotto, any four numbers are select- ed from 1 to 28. If anybody matches the four numbers


CHECK OUR CLUB


WEBSITE WWW.MIDLE- TONFC.COM AND GO ON LINE TO ENTER OUR LOTTO NOW


Next week’s lotto jackpot is €16,250. Our €25 lucky dip win-


ners 01/12/2016 are Mary Hennessey, Martha Quirke, Jesse Moran, Sarah Hor- gan, Olly Horgan, Shelia Kennealy, Eilly Sullivan and Shelia Kelly. Best of Luck and Thank


you for your support. Midleton Football Club LTD. Lotto Committee,


Midleton F.C. MAGPIE


SOCCER LOTTO FUNDRAISING DRIVE Reminder to all parents


and players to return your club magpie lotto tickets to your team coach / manager VOLUNTEERS – Mid-


leton FC always welcome volunteers to the club


to


help out with things like teas and coffees, academy coach- ing, assistance with our lotto draw and a variety of other little jobs. You don’t need to commit much time to make a huge difference. There are many benefits to volunteer- ing, especially if your child is involved in playing with the club – it helps to show your interest in their lives. Give us a call if you’d like to help out in any way – 086 1281373! A big thank you also to our new volunteers – every little helps!


Annual Club


Christmas Charity Fundraiser Our annual charity kick-


about on the all weather pitches will take place at 11am on the 27th


December.


All funds raised will go to Let’s get


together Founda-


tion. This event is open to all. Sponsored cards availa- ble at club office. Please sup- port a very good cause.


be viewed on our Facebook page. Top prizes include fuel vouchers and car ste- reos and all proceeds from this years Christmas draw will go towards ‘’Project As- tro’’....our huge undertak- ing to extend and improve our current


all-weather COACHES NEEDED


– Are you an ex-Midleton player? Do you have a child playing here and want to get more involved in their train- ing? Do you have a passion for football and some spare time? Midleton FC School- boys section is in need of assistant coaches. You don’t need to have experience and you don’t have to make a commitment of time every week, but if you can help out and are eager to learn, we welcome you to pop in or say it to your child’s manag- er if you can help out. Our club will provide you with FAI Coaching courses and we’ll help you take care of the garda vetting needed. The more people that get involved, the better it is for everyone. BIRTHDAY PARTIES –


Looking for a place to hold your child’s birthday party? We have a great package here at Midleton FC. In- cluded is: Use of astro for two hours, bibs and balls for the kids, tea/coffee for the adults, jugs of dilute for the kids, table coverings, cups, plates, napkins and full kitchen facilities for you to bring your own food (or have something delivered). The two options are all of the above, with party held in old clubhouse for €70 or all of the above with party held in our new clubhouse (including large screen


Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email: sport@eastcorkjournal.ie • Web: www.eastcorkjournal.ie


between Daniel and Ryan W soon produced a lovely wide ball for Zack Griffin who controlled and riffled the ball across goals inside the post. That was really super work from the lads. But then, as all seemed


to be fine, Carrigtwohill started dropping back and left


the initiative to Inn-


ishvilla in midfield. As the visitors now got to attack, it was only a matter of time before a chance would fall to them and it soon did for 3-1. That was all Innishvil-


surface in Whitegate. Pri- vate


Donations towards


the project are also very, very welcome!! The


draw will take


place on the final day of the Corkbeg Academy at


Corkbegs


in Whitegate on Sunday morning, the 18th


Clubhouse of De-


tv and ample space) for €100. Contact Julia on 086 1281373 to enquire


MATCH RESULTS FAI junior cup result


Midleton 0 v 2 Thurles Town Very even cup tie for long


periods today, Midleton de- fended very well as a unit and limited Thurles to very little chances, set pieces was the only way it looked like a goal may come with Thurles having a few half chances in 1st


half, but at the interval it was honours even. Thurles upped the tempo half playing a


a little in 2nd


lot more direct but Midle- ton kept strong and had a decent spell themselves with the visitors keeper being called into some important action,but as game wore on to final quarter Thurles applied more pressure and got the all important goal to swing the contest in their favour and quickly added a second five minutes later. Thurles shut up shop after their second and Midle- ton just couldn’t find that chance to give them a life- line.


Hard luck to all the team


but a great effort today and can look forward to another cup tie next week to bounce back.


CSL U12 Premier. Douglas Hall 0


la needed to restart their game and they were soon awarded a harsh penalty for involuntary handball in the box. When that was ex- pertly dispatched, the game was definitely on again. Following encourage- from the touchline


ment


however, Carrigtwohill went


forward again and


pushed Innishvilla back. Ryan Wolfe ran onto a long ball to take on the keeper for the second time with the same outcome! At 4-2 with minutes


to play, the


cember at 11am and there will also be a very special guest in Corkbeg on that morning. We would appre- ciate all support towards this huge undertaking and we look forward to seeing all Academy members and parents at


the Corkbeg clubhouse as the winning


Midleton 1. Midleton claimed the


three points after a tough game


against a resilient


Douglas Hall side. It was a game where defences were on top but Midleton man- aged to break the deadlock thanks to a goal from Eric Cunningham. Some very good saves from our keeper Alex Howard kept Douglas Hall at bay and Midleton held on for a deserved win. Congrats to all involved.


CSL U14 Premier Division


Midleton 5-1 Rockmount A very dominant perfor-


mance this afternoon as the boys controlled this game from start to finish despite going


a


and character to stick to the game plan throughout. Goals from Fintan and


Liam gave us a 2-1 H/T lead. Goals from Chris and Kaleam secured the in the 2nd


win half giving our


young Magpies a well de- served three points. Well done to all involved.


CSL U13 Premier Result


Carrigaline utd 1 Midleton 3 Goalscorers: David


Cremin (two goals) and Mark O’Dwyer A fantastic team perfor-


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five minutes. Each player showed great


goal down after composure


mance from all the boys to win and a great three points away from home. Well done boys.


U16 league result Mayfield 1 v 2 Midleton Goalscorers : Eabhan De


Barra and Robbie Kinane with a fine solo effort. Great


away win this


morning for the Magpies in Mayfield, magpies took a de- served lead but a freak goal for the home side brought sides level again, but


Magpies took control once more and really could have won this game by a lot more, well done lads.


Munster Senior Cup Blarney 2-0 Midleton A tough result to take


after a really good perfor- mance in Blarney, as the home side’s only attempt on goal came of a deflected header with 20 minutes to go which gave them a goal lead against the run of play. A few good defensive blocks and keeper saves saw Blar- ney stay in the game and who were very lucky to keep 11 men on the field, the Magpies dominated much of the proceedings but that important


goal alluded


them and Blarney got that extra bit of luck to take the lead, Blarney 2nd


came from


the spot in last kick of the game to end proceedings.


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game was in the bag and Carrigtwohill kept pushing, getting close a couple of times. A great day’s work for


Carrigtwohill’s U12s and a super performance from a number of players, includ- ing a man of the match dis- play from Ben O’Sullivan, first at the back and then in midfield where he robbed and cleared the ball more times than anyone could remember. Well done Ben! Player of the Match: Ben


O’Sullivan


tickets are pulled from the draw drum. Corkbeg AFC would like


to thank all parents and club supporters for their generosity throughout the year and particularly


wards this project since we started it.


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