60 East Cork First Round To be
played on or before 1st July
B Winner A vs Car- raig na bhFear C Fr. O’Neills vs St
Itas
D St Catherines vs Lisgoold E Killeagh vs Car-
rigtwohill F Russell Rovers vs
Bride Rovers J B H
Championship Eamonn Fleming Cup Preliminary Round A. Youghal vs Castle-
lyons First Round To be
played on or before 14th July B. Winner A vs Ball-
inacurra C. Erins Own vs St
Catherines D. Carraig na bhFear
vs Cloyne Killeagh
E. Dungourney vs ton
F. Sarsfields vs Midle- G. Aghada vs Water-
grasshill J C H
Championship - Michael Foley Cup First Round
Rovers B. Fr. O’Neills
A. Lisgoold vs Bride vs
Cobh C. Sarsfields vs Mid-
leton D. Killeagh vs Russell
Rovers
May Fixture List at a glance Mon 15th
J F L Div 2
Cobh VS Aghada Ros- tellan 19.45 Michael Walsh Tue 16th
Fr. O’Neills VS Russell Rovers Aghavine 19.30 Brian Murphy Wed 17th
J H L Div
3 Watergrasshill VS Fr. O’Neills Watergrasshill
J H L Div 1
19.30 PJ Ahern Thu 18th
J H L Div
2 Ballinacurra VS St
Itas Ballinacurra 19.45 Brian Walsh Fri 19th
J A F
C Castlelyons VS Aghada 19.30 Ml O’Connor Motor Factors Fri 19th
J B F C
Glanmire VS Midle- ton 19.30 Michael O’Con- nor Motor factors Fri 19th
J H L Div
1 Lisgoold VS Cobh Lisgoold 19.30 Sat 20th
J H L Div
1 Carraig na bhFear VS Erins Own Car- rignavar 19.15 Sun 21st
J H L Div
3 Lisgoold VS Cobh Lisgoold 11.30 Fri 26th
J H L Div 3 Watergrasshill
VS Lisgoold Water- grasshill 19.30 Wed 31st
J H L Div
3 Killeagh VS Lis- goold Killeagh 19.30
Lisgoold GAA Club Notes
by SÉAMUS MCSWEENEY
Junior Round Up East
Quarter Final. Fr. O’Neills.
Cork JAFC
Lisgoold 1-08 v 2-03 Lisgoold advanced
to the East Cork Foot- ball semi-finals after a tense encounter with Fr. O’Neills in Paddy Walsh Park in Castlemartyr on Saturday night. It was a very spirited perfor- mance from Lisgoold who suffered several setbacks throughout the game but kept plugging away and eventually got over the line. After win- ning the toss Fr. O’Neills elected to face the strong wind in the first half
and this decision
seemed to be the right one with only 2 points separating the sides at half time on a scoreline of 1-05 to 2-00. Lis- goold’s goal came on 20 minutes after Jack Ryan was hauled down after a direct run into the box. Leading on a scoreline of 0-02 to 0-00 and after
missing a couple of free kicks in difficult condi- tions, Lisgoold needed the goal to take a de- cent lead into half time. John Cashman stepped up and held his nerve to calmly place the spot kick into the left corner. On 22 minutes, Lisgoold lost Kieran Cashman to a black card for a need- less trip. Mossy stepped into centre-back and Cian Healy came on a wing back and went on to have a fine game. Another John Cashman free left it 1-03 to 0-00 and it took 25 minutes for O’Neills to register their first score, signifi- cantly a goal after some slack defending. The advantage
seemed to
swing back Lisgoold’s way after 2 more points from John and O’Neills lost a man through an- other black card. How- ever, on the stroke of half time a fine O’Neills move resulted in a sec- ond goal and the ad- vantage seemed to lie with O’Neills. However, within a minute of the resumption, John Cash-
man pointed to leave the scoreline 1-06 to 2-00. O’Neills were finding it difficult to make head- way even with the wind advantage and it took them 8 minutes the 2nd
into half to register
their first point. The game then descended into chaos as referee Pat O’Driscoll has reason to flash black, yellow and red cards. In this period, Noel Connery brought his experience to bear, winning
and turning
over ball which he calm- ly distributed. Cathal Cashman too won his fair share of possession in front of a defence that was under pressure for most of the second half, but with Caoimhan completing a fine mark- ing job, few scores were conceded. An important free from John on 18 minutes gave some relief as O’Neills continued to struggle in front of goal. They did tack on 2 pointed frees to set up a nerve racking last 10 minutes. Jamie Woods kicked a long range point from the wing on
28 minutes which was to be the last score of the game. on
the were
O’Neills pressure
handed a great
opportunity to win the game in the dying mo- ments after a misplaced pass but some excellent defending by Cathal saved the day. Football is set aside now for a few months as attention now turns to hurling. Team: C. Cronin, P. Le- ahy, B. Flynn Caoimhan O’Shea, M. O’Con- nell, K. Cashman, C. Scannell, C. Cashman, J. Cronin, L. Stack, N. Connery, J. Ryan, P. O’Mahony, J. Cashman (1-07; 1-00 penalty, 0-06 frees), J. Woods (0- 01). Subs. C. Healy, L. O’Shea, E. O’Sullivan.
Juvenile Round Up. In the past week, our
U12s had a fine league hurling win over Whites Cross on a scoreline of 5-5 to 0-6 on Mon- day night. Our U14 hurlers had good wins over St. Colman’s and Lee Gaels. On Satur- day morning, our U10s played Fr. O’Neills in Aghavine and our U8s played in the football Blitz in Aghada. The
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piled and
U8 lads are looking for- ward to next weekend and their Trip to Tipp, where
they will take
part in a tournament in Ballylooby on the way to Thurles on Sunday morning.
Cash for clobber We are currently run- ning a Cash for Clob- ber fundraising drive throughout May. All clothing once clean, curtains,
belts, shoes are bags, accepted.
No Duvets or pillows. Thanks for all your sup- port to date. Drops can be made from 10-12 pm in GAA grounds, or during any of the train- ing sessions. All funds go to the development account.
Lisgoold GAA golf fundraiser Our annual Lisgoold GAA Golf Classic takes place in less than 4 weeks time on Thursday 8th
Golf are
June in East Cork Club. Tee times available
from 1
to 6pm. It’s €150 for a team of three and in- cludes dinner. To book a tee time or sponsor a tee box please contact Pa on 086 3306510. Your continued support
to
this event is greatly ap- preciated.
Juvenile Summer camps Summer Cúl Camp
– Places are available for the GAA Cúl Camp which will be held in Lisgoold GAA Grounds July 24-28. Registra- tion is available online at
gaa.ie/kelloggscul- camps.
Community Defibrillator Three years ago our
community embraced the challenge of improv- ing access to defibrilla- tors. The plan is to have a defibrillator in each area of the community. We are very close to lo- cating a 3rd
defibrillator
in Ballincurrig. Funds raised will go to service an older unit and get a climate controlled box as well as replace elec- trode pads. The overall plan also includes mak- ing defibrillator train- ing available to people. Please spread the word and be generous in your support.
Pairc Ui Chaoimh Recruitment Pairc Ui Chaoimh is recruiting for up to 350
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casual positions for in- cluding bar managers, chefs, catering assis- tants etc. The Compass Group will be holding three open days in the Clayton Hotel, Lapps Quay, Cork City. Dates May 16 9-2pm, May 19 3-7pm, May 23, 9-2 pm. Anyone who is interest- ed may come along with a CV to meet cruitment team.
the re-
Lisgoold Lotto Jackpot of €20,000 remains up for grabs!
Lisgoold Lotto Draw Numbers, May 9th
: 5,
10, 29, 33. No winner. Lucky dip winners of €20. No Winner. €20: Paudie
Ryan, Ken
Landers, Ina c/o Judy, Carmel Bourke. Next Draw Woods 16th Jackpot
May. €20,000 Re- serve €7,600.
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