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Thursday, 18th May 2017


sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork Killeagh GAA by PAUL DELANEY


Club Lotto Results; Our last lotto draw took


place on Tuesday May 9th where there was no win- ner of the €5600 jackpot. Lucky dip prizes of €30 were won by John Collins, Louise McCarrick, Wayne Power and Patricia He- garty. The jackpot prize for our next draw will be €5800! It will take place in our clubhouse on Tues- day night May 16th


can now purchase your lotto


ticket on-line;


. You just


follow the lotto link on the homepage of our website – www.killeaghgaa.org. Thanks to everyone who supports our weekly lotto draw [RN]


Club Membership / Registration; Your club membership


fee is vital to your club. It provides income which your club uses in many different ways throughout the year for the benefit of its members. Also worth keeping in mind is that all players must be fully paid members before they can represent their club in any football or hurl- ing game. You can renew your membership by con- tacting Kieran Scully on 0858037343 or any of the club officers who will only be too happy to complete your registration.


Championship Draws for 2017: Full details of all Coun-


ty Championship and RedFM hurling league


draws for 2017 are avail- able on the Cork GAA website and full details of all divisional draws for football and hurling are available on eastcorkgaa. com


Fixtures/Results Senior and Junior Hurling In forthcoming fix-


tures to hand, our senior team are down to play Na Piarsaigh in the Red- FM League Group 1 in Killeagh on Thursday May 18th


at 7.45pm, In


the Cork County Junior ‘B’ league Killeagh play Lough Rovers on Mon- day 15th


May at7.30pm


in Lough Rovers and in JHL Div 3 Killeagh play Lisgoold in Killeagh at7.30pm on Weds May 31st


tee for their Trojan work in transforming Inch Hall into a beautiful facility available and accessible to all in our community.


Fe12 On a very cold evening, April, the


24th U-12’s


travelled to Carrignavar to play our third football match, captained by Jack O’Connor who gave an outstanding display. The first half was a mix of good and bad football from the


Killeagh lads . Match results are


as follows: JHL Div 1 St Catherine’s 2-16 Killeagh 4-11 played in Ballynoe on Monday May 8th


and


in JHL Div. 3 Killeagh 3-18 Russell Rovers 1-08 played in Killeagh on Thursday May 11th


. Your


support is greatly appreci- ated by everyone connect- ed with all of our teams, so please try to come to the games to support the lads.


Juvenile News Quiz Proceeds Half the


proceeds


of our recent Primary Schools Table Quiz, held on March 30th


in Killeagh


Hall, were presented to Inch Hall Committee Members Majella Hurley, Margaret Mulcahy, No- reen O’Keeffe and Rich- ard Collins on Wednesday last in Pairc Ui Chinnéide. Well done to the commit-


and we were well behind at half time. Ten minutes into the second half the boys started to play really well, digging in deep. We were three goals down, but they never gave up - hitting the post, the keep- er – everything except the net. But with fantastic sup- port from the spectators, they kept trying and final- ly broke through with a brace of goals and points. They won the match in great style........ 5-9 to 4-6. It was an amazing come- back. Darragh O’Brien, Conor Burns and Fionn Murphy were names that stood out, but everyone put in an outstanding ef- fort. Well done to all !! We played our first U-12 hurl- ing game against Bride Rovers on Thursday 27th April. Darragh O’Brien was the captain for the day, and led by example with a man of the match display. The first half, we were completely off. But after a few changes in the second half, we improved, but not enough to match Bride Rovers skill and strength. The final score was 7-9 to 3-2. We had a lot to improve on after


that game. The following Monday


we met St Colman’s at home. Captain for the day was Sean O’Riordan who led his team from the very first minute. We played very well in the first half, putting up a great score. Diarmuid Buckley played some great


with Sean Meade


Barry Walsh increasing the scoreline, we ran out clear winners – 8-13 to 0-1. We were out again the following Wednesday night – a hurling game against


Captain for the day was Liam Considine


Watergrasshill. and


he had an outstanding game along with all the other boys who wore the Killeagh/Itas jersey that evening. It was a tough, close encounter and we needed a great team effort if we were to win. And that is what we got........... and more. They chased, hooked and blocked and Sean Meade in goal made some fantastic saves. A very proud display from each and every one of the boys. An excellent team performance. We won 2-6 to 2-4. Well done! We would again like to thank the parents who are a constant source of en- couragement to the team. We couldn’t do it without all the support you give.


Upcoming fixtures for our juveniles include FE14P2A Hurling


League 15/5 Killeagh/Ita’s V


Bride Rovers in Rathcor- mac at7.00


22/5 Killeagh/Ita’s


V Blarney in Killeagh at 7.30 Fe12 A East 1 Hurling


League


Youghal 7.30


16/5 Killeagh/Ita’s V in


Golf Society: KILLEAGH GAA 21st


ANNUAL


GOLF CLASSIC 2017 The


football and and


Killeagh GAA


Golf Classic comes of age this year, with our 21st Annual Golf Classic. Our 2016 Classic was another great success thanks to all those who contributed so generously, both golfers and sponsors, and we were blessed with good weath- er also! The funds raised are absolutely essential to keep our club’s finances in good health, and to fi- nance the loans we have incurred in developing our excellent facilities in Páirc Uí Chinnéide. 2017 will see further develop- ment of our facilities and continued commitment to our ongoing work with our teams and our com- munity. This year’s Golf Classic will take


in West Waterford Golf Club on Thursday July 13th


, Friday July 14th Saturday July 15th and . Please


contact our Golf Classic Chairman, Ray Roch- ford on 0872330054 to see how you can help this year.


Society Outing: The next society outing


is to Youghal GC on Sat- urday June 17th


with tee


times from 12pm. This outing is our Captain’s Prize outing which is be- ing presented this year by Mr. Michael (Haulie) Collins. Guests are more than welcome to attend and full and further de- tails are


with Ray on


0872330054. There is also a Tues-


Killeagh at Project


61 Notes


day Group Outing com- ing up soon to Dundrum GC costing €25. It takes place on Tuesday May 23rd


bookings are with Ray on 0872330054


Healthy Clubs Project Killeagh Healthy Clubs is


and full details and


and thanks for all those who entered. We will re- peat the exercise in 2018. Many thanks to all the children who participat- ed and to the teachers and staff members in the schools who facilitated and supported our pro- ject.


an initiative


jointly run by the 4 clubs using Páirc Uí Chinnéide namely, Killeagh GAA, Killeagh Camogie, Inch Rovers Ladies Football and Killeagh-Ita’s Juve- nile GAA Clubs. The project has been run- ning since February 2016 and many activities and changes in practices have taken place under its di- rection. There have been monthly walks, a Couch- To5K running group, Páirc Uí Chinnéide has gone


‘smoke-free’, and place


there has been an empha- sis on healthy eating in activities run by all four clubs. In recognition of the work done to date, the Killeagh Healthy Clubs Project has been selected as one of the ‘Champion Clubs’ to spread the mes- sage of healthy living to other clubs and commu- nities.


Competition Winners Well done to all the children from the


four


primary schools who par- ticipated in the Healthy Clubs Project poster and story competition. Over 250 entries have


been


gathered and are now on display in Páirc Uí Chin- néide. Winners received their prizes in school this week when Sharon Ro- che and Sandra O’Brien visited, laden down with gifts for the 20 winners


Walking Group A beautiful morning


last Sunday in Ballycotton was the perfect setting for our 14th


Healthy Clubs


walk, with the wind, sea and sun all combining to give a perfect backdrop for our walk. Well done to all those who came along, we are setting targets fur- ther afield, with details to be announced in the com- ing weeks.


OTHER EVENTS 1. CRAFT ‘n’ CHAT will continue every Mon- day 10.00-12.00 in Club- house. All types of craft along with a cuppa and a chat with new and old friends. Contact Sharon Roche 086-8122545 for more info. 2. CLUBS NURSERY


continues in Páirc Ui Chinnéide every Saturday 12.00-12.45 for 3-5 year old boys and girls. 3. *NEW* Couch To


5K starts again Mon- day May 15th


in Páirc


Uí Chinnéide 7.30 p.m. Come along if you are a beginner runner or a lapsed runner. For all ages and abilities – walk, jog or run around the pitch. 4. *NEW* Hatha Yoga


with Sinéad ní Chionao- la in the Hall in Páirc Uí Chinnéide at 6.00 p.m. on Tuesday 16th


May. Open


to all, male and female, aged over 12. Come and join in this new initiative for our Healthy Clubs.


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