Thursday, 9th November 2017


sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork GAA Healthy Clubs Recognition Event photos by PIARAS Ó MÍDHEACH


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• Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Aogán Ó Fearghail with, from left, Conor McDonald, age 6, Méabh


McDonald, age 4, Alannah Lalor, age 5, and Aoibhe Lalor age 7, all from the St Colmcilles Healthy Club in Meath.


• 4 November 2017; Attendees at The GAA’s Healthy Clubs Project hopes to transform GAA clubs nationally into hubs for community health and wellbeing. As part of the programme, each club is trained to deliver advice and information programmes on a variety of different topics including, physical activity; emotional wellbeing; healthy eating; community development, to name but a few. For more information, visit: www.gaa.ie/community. Croke Park, Dublin.


• Cork representatives, from left, Colman Motherway, Killeagh, Mairead Beausang, Midleton Hurling and Football Club,


Cathryn O’Brien, St Finbarr’s National Hurling and Football Club and Conor Buckley, Castlehaven GAA, with their Official Healthy Club awards alongside Seán Cavanagh, Healthy Clubs Ambassador and former Tyrone footballer.


• David Harney, CEO Irish Life, speaking at the GAA Healthy Clubs Recognition Event.


• From left, Aoibhe Lalor age 7, Méabh McDonald, age 4, Conor McDonald, age 6, and Alannah Lalor, age 5, all from the St Colmcilles Healthy Club in Meath.


Pairc Uí Chaoimh To Kickstart New Scór Season


GAA Clubs and di- visional delegates from throughout the coun- ty will convene for the AGM of Cork County Scór at Pairc Uí Chao- imh on Wednesday, November 15 com- mencing at 7.30pm. Scór is the cultural wing of the GAA and the upcoming forum


will see the Cork body analyse its diverse pro- gramme of the


past


year and look ahead to entering a new season with confidence Initiated in North


Cork by Fermoy’s Der- ry Gowen,


Scór’s di-


verse activity provides a platform for clubs and members nationwide to


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display their interest in Irish culture and herit- age. Reflecting on the past year, the positive status of Scór in Cork emerged on the county yielding an assortment of accolades in a vi- brant campaign. Cork clubs enjoyed


terrific success at pro- vincial level in Scór


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na nÓg to domimate a competitive pro- gramme with outright success for Sam Magu- ires, Carbery Rangers, Tadhg MacCarthaigh and Clann na nGael. At domestic level


best club awards were secured by Boher- bue(Scór na nÓg and Scór na bPaistí) and


Carbery Rangers(Scór Sinsir). Carbery Rang- ers consistency emerged popular winners of the Paddy Carroll Memo- rial Cup as Best Scór club in the county in a league


competition


based on participation and success at underage and adult level. Outgoing Officers are


President, Denis ‘Son- ny’O’Driscoll(Tadgh McCarthaighs); Vice Presidents,


Der-


ry Gowen(Fermoy), Brendan Barry(Trac- ton); gan


Barry Chairman Co- (Carrigaline);


Chairman, Tony McAulliffe(Lismire); Vice


Malone(Éire Óg);


Secretary, Margaret Whelan(St Catherines); Asst. Secretary, Maria


Pat


O’Donovan(Iveleary); Treasurer Jerome Casey(Boherbue); Asst Tresuerer Pádraig Ó Ceallachair(Ball- incollig). Delegates to Munster Council: Jer- ry Doody(Millstreet), Margaret Whelan. Dates


confirmed


for the new season are County Scór na nÓg Finals on Saturday, De- cember 2.


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


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