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sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork Soccer Notes


we are always looking for parents and people


Here at Midleton FC, in-


terested in football to get involved with our club. We offer free FAI Kick- start 1 coaching to all new coaches, as well as garda vetting. The benefits of getting involved in your


child’s interests are many – from motivating them to encouragement to a better understanding of how they socialize.


It’s


not a huge time commit- ment and we have great camaraderie here at Mid- leton FC. Not into the idea of coaching? There


are a variety of other lit- tle jobs, helping our week- ly lotto draw, fundraising, taking photos at matches. You don’t need to com- mit much time to make a huge difference. Contact us on 086 1281373 with any questions or to help out!


If so, we need your


Can You Help CAN YOU SPARE 1 HOUR A WEEK? DO YOU HAVE EXPERI- ENCE IN ADMINIS- TRATION OR HAVE AN INTEREST IN LEARNING ? WILL- ING TO HELP OUT ?


help. Our club is expand- ing and we are looking for volunteers to help fill new roles throughout all sections of the club. From secretary, photographer, coaching, fundraising or communications


keep- ing our club website up


to date with club news, photos, match reports, etc. Training will be giv- en to those who would like to help out. We have many players, parents and supporters with a diverse


range of back-


grounds, interests, skills and experiences that can


help us to make Midleton FC a fantastic club. Please share this with any family or friends you think may be interested. Email volunteer@mid-


letonfc.com for more in- formation. Or Ring Mick at 0863807174 or Karina at 0861520892


Thursday, 28th


September 2017


East Cork Tennis


Autumn Club Doubles The tournament is on-


We would like you to


come along any evening from about 7.30 on wards where you will be treat- ed to the best of tennis by players from our own club.


Fundraiser


FRUITCAKE BY ALICE BARRY Don’t


forget raiser at the


this fund- Pepper-


stack this Thursday at 9 O’clock, its going to be


Lower Aghada Tennis Club a great night at


the Bis-


going all this week right up to finals night this Sun- day.


tro with all proceeds go- ing to our rebuild fund. Book your tickets now 10 euro each available from club members or phone 0214661200 Tues/Wed/ Thrs 10 am - 1 O’clock.


St Michaels (Blackrock) 2017 Senior Open Congratulations to


Lower Aghada’s Caroline Byrne and the well known Vince Lawton from the Blackrock Club on win- ning the division 2 mixed event


after producing a thundering display of experience


Winter League (Munster)


tennis beating the fancied partnership of Glen Ex- shaw and Kasha Malysz 6-1 6-2.


The Monday Doubles Thanking all the players


of all grades who pack the courts every Monday, the nights are organised each week by Kevin Day.


Club Nites The Wednesday Club


Nites are now famous at- tracting players from all the divisions every week from 7.40. New members welcome with or without


Competition 2017/18


Calling all interest-


ed players of all grades, names now being taken for the upcoming compe- tition,(last call) text pat 087 6409923.


Junior Tennis Jo Anne Williamson


our head coach reports that


junior activity on


the courts this Autumn is breaking all records say- ing 2017/18 promises to be a special year for our juniors. Watch this space for


regular reports.


PLEASE SEND IN YOUR CLUB NOTES TO sport@eastcorkjournal.ie BEFORE TUESDAY NOON


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


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