58 East Cork


fee is vital to your club. It provides income


by PAUL DELANEY


Club Lotto Results; Our last lotto draw took


place on Tuesday May 16th where there was no winner of the €5800 jackpot. Lucky dip prizes of €30 were won by Mag Long, Helen B Fogarty, Ray Rochford and Mary Linehan. The jack- pot prize for our next draw will be €6000! It will take place in our clubhouse on Tuesday night May 23rd


.


You can now purchase your lotto ticket on-line; just fol- low 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


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 hurling game. You can renew your mem- bership by contacting Kier- an Scully on 0858037343 or any of the club officers who will only be too happy to complete your registra- tion.


Fixtures/Results Senior and Junior Hurling In forthcoming fixtures


to hand, three of our senior teams have proposed fix- tures for Sunday May 28th


.


The big game, of course is


the Cork SHC game v


Erin’s Own at7.30pm in Midleton. There are two


Killeagh GAA which


county league fixtures also listed, in junior ‘A’ league we


in Killeagh with the time TBC and


junior


play Shanballymore in


‘B’


league we play Ballinora also in Killeagh and again the time has TBC. It would be advisable to check web- sites for all fixtures during the coming week to con- firm games. Also our jun- ior squad play a JHL Div 3 against Lisgoold in Kil- leagh at7.30pm on Weds May 31st


. Results: Red FM


SHL Killeagh 3-12 Na Piarsaigh 0-10 played in Killeagh on Thurs May 18th


, Cork county Junior


‘B’ hurling league Lough Rovers 2-13 Killeagh1-04 played on Monday May 15th


glen 0-15 played on Sun- day May21st


is greatly appreciated by everyone


, Killeagh 1-15 Ara- . Your support connected with


all of our teams, so please try to come to the games to


ered well to lead at week, 16th


Russell Rovers 2-14 Fr. O’Neills 2-14 Last Tuesday evening May, we trav-


elled east to Aghavine to play our near neighbours in Division 1 of the JHL and while we came away with a share of the spoils, one felt that this was more of a case of a league point dropped than a point gained. Yet, considering that we lined out without 5 or 6 first choice players, including both our main and sub goalkeepers, I’m sure


management will


feel happy enough with the result. It was a fine sunny evening but a stiff wind blowing diagonally into the


dressing-room


end made scoring a little tricky at times. We had the breeze to our backs in the open- ing half but were dealt a hammer-blow as early as the 3rd


high dropping ball


minute when a into


the edge of the square was flicked to the net by O’Neills to give them the perfect


start. We recov-


Russell Rovers GAA the


John Paul


break by 1-8 to 1-3 with Brian Hartnett registering 1-7 from play and frees and wing-back Kevin Moynihan, who had an excellent game, shoot- ing over the other point. Hartnett’s goal was ab- solute class when he won possession about 30 me- tres out and weaved his way through the O’Neills defence before letting fly a screamer to the far cor- ner of the net. Indeed, we should have been further ahead at half-time but too many wides, mostly to the left of the goals, cost us dearly. And to add to our injury woes we lost cor- ner-back Eoghan O’Sul- livan with a pulled mus- cle just before the break, though Eoin McGrath slotted in well in his place. Turning to face the


wind for the second half, Daniel Moynihan shot over a fine point in the 32nd minute to put 6 points be- tween the sides. O’Neills replied with a pointed free before getting in for a goal of the soft variety in the 6th


minute. A min-


ute later we regained our 5 points advantage when


Ivers


sport@eastcorkjournal.ie Notes support the lads.


Championship Draws for 2017: Full details of all Coun-


ty Championship and Red FM hurling league draws for 2017 are available on the Cork GAA website and full details of all divisional draws for football and hurl- ing are available on east- corkgaa.com Cork SHC Killeagh v Erins Own on Sunday May 28th


at7.30pm in Midleton


Golf Society: KILLEAGH GAA 21st


ANNUAL


GOLF CLASSIC 2017 The Killeagh GAA Golf Classic comes of age this year, with our 21st


absolutely essential to keep our club’s finances in good health, and to finance the loans we have incurred in developing our excellent facilities in Páirc Uí Chin- néide. 2017 will see further development of our facil- ities and continued com- mitment to our ongoing work with our teams and our community. This year’s Golf Classic will take place in West Waterford Golf Club on Thursday July 13th


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


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


Society Outing: Results from our outing


Annu-


al Golf Classic. Our 2016 Classic was another great success thanks to all those who contributed so gen- erously,


both golfers and


sponsors, and we were blessed with good weather also! The funds raised are


Moynihan, picked


out Bud Hartnett with a good pass and while he had a good bit of work to do, there was only going to be one outcome – the bottom corner of the net dancing. The remainder of the


second half was a struggle for supremacy as O’Neills, aided by the wind, began to close the gap slowly but surely. Hartnett convert- ed three frees and John Ahern and Luke Mur- ray added two sublime points from play. By the 30th


whittled the margin down to two points and went on to salvage a draw with a brace of white flags deep into five minutes of stop- page time. Team:


Joe O’Flynn;


Kevin O’Brien, Paul Lane, Eoghan O’Sul- livan; Daniel O’Brien, James Kennefick, Kevin Moynihan; Chris Ruddy, Daniel Moynihan; David Whelehan, Kevin Tattan, Dan Ruddy; Luke Mur- ray, John Paul Ivers, Brian Hartnett. Subs: John Ahern, Eoin


McGrath (both used), Seamus Kearney, James


Cormac


Ahern, Ciaran Ahern, Alan Linehan, Sean Gilsenan.


Fixtures: At the time of going to


press there is no definite fixture to hand. A JHL Division 3 game versus Dungourney is planned for this coming Friday night, 26th


agarry but this is subject to confirmation. Please check locally for updates.


Aaron’s Hope Fund-Raiser: Readers may be aware


minute O’Neills had


that a major fund-raiser is under way to enable St Colmans Juvenile player, 16-year Aaron McMa- hon, go to Germany to complete his treatment for an extremely rare and aggressive brain tumour. He had surgery in Dub- lin to remove 80% of the tumour and now needs highly specialised treat- ment to remove the re- mainder. Details of how you can contribute can be obtained on the Rus- sell Rovers Facebook page or contact the organiser, Sheena McGlone, Bally- cotton. All contributions, no matter how small, will be greatly appreciated.


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


St Colmans 5-10 Cobh 3-7 Last Thursday night our


May, in Shan-


minors travelled to Cobh for their rd match of the minor league that test


knowing


this was to be a big for them after their


first game against Inch Rovers last week.Since the last game and another few training sessions under their belt the girls looked to be a way more bal- anced side showing fierce intensity and team work all through the game.ln the first 10 minutes of play Katie struck a wonderful goal from a penalty after some great outfield play


St Colman’s GAA


from Ellen and Ashling. With Fay dominating at half back we were able to launch a lot of positive at- tacks into the forward line of Sinead,Daisy and Rois- in who were able to add on a few points.Our midfield- ers Ellen and Tara kept the pace of the game up and this led to some more excellent point and goal taking from Katie Chloe.Going in at


and half-


time we were well pleased with the effort put in and knew that Cobh would put up a big challenge in the second half.Changes to be made meant that Roi- sin was moved to midfield to partner Tara and this added more strength for the suspected challenge


that Cobh were going to bring.Colmans started great scoring 3 goals thru Katie,Fay and Chloe and when Cobh did respond they were met by some sol- id defending from Muire- ann,Lucy and Sile.Andre was as usual sweeping all before her and anything that did get


thru’ was


stopped by Tara in goals who is getting better and better with every game. Team:Tara Ro-


c he ,Muir eann O’Hare,Lucy Beausang,- Sile


Ryan,Andre Mul-


lane,Fay Cahill,Aishling Fuchs,Tara


Daly,Ellen 0


Neill,Daisy Byme,Roi- sin Gilroy,Sinead Ro- che,Chloe Beausang,Katie Scannell.


to Water Rock GC were as follows: 1st


Colin Fogarty, 2nd


with 37pts was also with


37pts was Ger Fitzgibbon, 3rd


Treacy, Best Gross was Ger Ahern, 5th


also with 37pts was Sean with 36pts was


Padraig McGrath and 6th also with 36pts was Tim


Crotty. There was a very good turnout at the outing on Thursday May 18th


leagh-Ita’s Juvenile GAA Clubs.


and


the presentation of prizes took place in O’Mahony’s Bar, Killeagh on Saturday night, May 20th


. The out-


ing was kindly sponsored by Tom Fitzgerald for which the society are very grateful. The next society outing


is to Youghal GC on Satur- day June 17th


with tee times


from 12pm. This outing is our Captain’s Prize outing which is being presented this year by Mr. Michael (Haulie) Collins. Guests are more than welcome to attend and full and further details are 0872330054.


with Ray on


Healthy Clubs Project Killeagh Healthy Clubs


Project is an initiative joint- ly run by the 4 clubs using Páirc Uí Chinnéide name- ly, Killeagh GAA, Killeagh Camogie, Inch Rovers Ladies Football and Kil-


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 NURS-


ERY 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 Monday 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 over 12 and no cover charge.


Thursday, 25th


May 2017


Calling all PRO's Please email your club notes before noon on Tuesday to sportateast corkjournal.ie


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