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U16B camogie 1/4 final v Blarney Our u16s played Blar-
ney on Monday the 30th of october. It was a bat- tle from the start an after fantastic saves from Kate McCarthy and score from Chloe and Eabha we were up 1.3 to 0.3 at half time. The girls fought hard in the second half and with a minute to go were only a point down but a save from the Blarney goal- keeper and then another point from Blarney ment it wasn’t going to be our day. Final score youghal 1.05 to Blarney 1.07. Roll on 2018!
1. Kate McCarthy 2. Cassie Irwin 3. Aine Walsh 18. Stella O’Driscoll 5. Taylor Lombard
6.Jenny Doyle 7. Laura Buckner 8. Lesley Cashman 9. Avril Cashman 10. Ciara Kiely 11. Hannah O’Keeffd 12. Eabha Walsh (0.3) 13. Rebecca Arthur 14. Chloe O’Connell
(1.2)
15. Lauren Ryan 16. Rhion Walsh (for
Lauren Ryan) 17.Emma Carey 19. Emer Hogan
Torthaí - “45” - Máirt 31ú Samhain 2017
Céad/Dara/Tríú
Roinnte Aidan and Joe Swayne Eily O’Neill/Cecilia
Corkery
Maighréad Uí Laoch- dha/Gene Fox Is Fearr/5 Deireanach:
Jo and Luke Swayne Cluiche
Deireanach:
Anne O’ Connor/Sheila O’‘ Sullivan Comhgairdeas to U12
Ladies Footballers who won the East Cork A Fi- nal today beating Rock- ban 1-5 to 1-3. Eochaill Abu
Eoch Torthai U14P2H
s/f replay Eoch 3-14 Kilta Óg 3-19 AET U16CamC 1/4 Eoch 1-5 Blarney 1-7 U12AGF Final Eoch 1-5 Rockban 1-3
sport@eastcorkjournal.ie Notes
Our Club Lotto nos 2 16 19 21. J’pot E12,170 not won. E200 shared by Michael Coyne, Killian and Keane
McCarthy,
K Kelleher, Brian Wade. Sellers prize won by Joe Swayne. Next week’s J’pot E12,430. GRMA.
Under 8 Notes On Saturday 28th
Oc-
tober we headed to Riv- erstown to play Sarfield’s hurling club in a hurling challenge game. This was a game that was picked up at the last minute because of Pairc Ui Chaoimh be- ing cancelled. Sar’s would traditional be a very styl- ist hurling team but we proved on the day we are match for anyone around, all players have
really
improved as the season comes to an end.
Eochaill Óg travelled
with four teams a total of 26 player which was very good it being a bank hol- iday Team A Carthach O’Laoire, Adam O’Leary, Andy O’Sullivan, Thomas O’Brien, Joe Cashman, Donnacha Coleman, Oisin Crowley. Team B
Eoghan Gleeson,
Mathew Murray, Marley Walsh, Leo Murray, Dar- ragh Murray, Ciaran He- hir, Sean Lyons Team C Oisin Walsh, Cian O’Connell, Sean Scul- ly, Jayden Lenihan, Sam Murray Team D
Killian Mc Cleverty,
Charlie Varian, Conor O’Sullivan, Ben O’Dri-
scoll, Rory Kelly, Liam O’Connell, Cormac Foley
Players of the month for October Hurler of the month:
Andy O’Sullivan Favourite Cork Hurler: Bill Cooper Favourite Youghal hurl-
er: Bill Cooper Favourite
Cork foot-
baller: Aidan Walsh Favourite Youghal Foot-
baller: Vincent Murray Most
improved hurl-
er of the month: Liam O’Connell Favourite Cork Hurler: Bill Cooper Favourite Youghal hurl-
er: Barry Ring Favourite
Cork foot-
baller: Paul Kerrigan Favourite Youghal Foot-
baller: Keith Mc Carthy Footballer of the
month: Thomas O’Brien Favourite Cork Hurler:
Patrick Horgan Favourite Youghal hurl-
er: Ciaran O’Mahony Favourite
Cork
baller: Ruari Deane Favourite
baller of the foot- Youghal
Footballer: Aaron Kenny Most
improved foot- month:
Jayden Lenihan Favourite Cork Hurler:
Colm Spillane Favourite Youghal hurl-
er: Ciaran O’Mahony Favourite
Cork
baller: Paul Kerrigan Favourite
foot- Youghal Footballer: Nigel Roche
Note We would like to ex-
press our sincere sympa- thy to Shane Supply on the recent passing of his mother.
Thursday, 9th
November 2017
East Cork Soccer Notes
Carrigtwohill United AFC
On arrival Pat Sisk and Date : 17th October
Under-10’s Cheer on Cork City to League Title
Cork City v Derry City at Turners Cross Carrigtwohill United Un-
der-10’s management team and squad finally made their way to Turners Cross stadium to cheer on Cork City requiring just a point to secure their 1st
since 2005. This fixture had been
rescheduled twice so the anticipation and excitement was tangible on the bus journey to the ground.
the staff at the ground seat- ed our group, gave the lads flags and practiced songs and chants in the build up to kick off. The atmosphere in the
ground was electric and the home support duly car- ried city over the line to the point they needed to clinch the title.
All had a wonderful premier title
evening and the memories made will stay with the lads for years to come. Congratulations to Cork
city - League Champions 2017. The
squad would to take like this opportunity
to thank all involved with CUFC for making this out- ing possible and a special thanks to Marie, Eanna, Pat and all the staff at Cork City for helping to coordinate and making our outing such a great experience for all.
Date : 29th Ocotober Under-12 V Kanturk
Carrigtwohill : 1 Kanturk : 3 This was a very disap- pointing result when too many players just did not show their best
form. A
well organised Kanturk side scored a soft goal opening
goal to take the lead. Un- fortunately some of the Carrigtwohill lads lost some confidence and dropped their heads a little and they conceded a second goal just before the half time to leave the half time score 0-2. A better start to the 2nd
half saw Carrigtwohill on top but then some sloppy play left Kanturk in for a third goal. However, better things were to come and a great move the length of the pitch involving 4 players re- sulted in Charlie Mc Carthy crossing to the far post for Cian Lee to smash the ball to the net. Unfortunately this was the high point of a very disappointing over- all performance. The team have to show better commit- ment if they are going to get to into winning ways. A spe-
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cial mention for goalkeeper Fillip for keeping the score down with some great saves. Man of the Match: Fillip
Gawblowski Date : 29th
October
Under-10 at Ballyadam
Carrigtwohill V Churchvilla The
on
the latest game in the u10 league
Under-10’s had Sunday
take its toll on the players getting up and down the pitch, but the lads really gave everything and there were some very tired players at the end of the game. There were some fantas-
after-
noon. The visitors to Bal- lyadam
this week were
Churchvilla who made the short journey from Cloyne. They played four 7v7
games and the competition between both sides was very evident.
Both sides gave
their all in a very fair con- test. The effort the lads put in was fantastic. With the larger pitch this year it can
tic individual performanc- es today, but what is really pleasing is players are be- ginning to understand the different roles and respon- sibilities of each position. The boys as always tried to play their football and some lads got their first goals for the team today. Hopefully the first of many! Some of the defensive displays today were really fantastic. As always we can’t fault
the energy, enthusiasm and commitment
lads involved. Well done. Date : 29th
eastcorkjournal October from all the
CUFC Premier at Ballyadam
Carrigtwohill : 3 Innishvilla : 1 As the first league game
of the season, Carrigtwohill had to lay down a marker for the rest of the season. The match started with
both teams trying to hold onto possession and it was Carrigtwohill who had the first real chance of the game. After some good work down the left between Paul Feehan and Robin Ward, Robin got a cross in to Brendan Cronin who just put the ball narrowly wide! Both teams were
now
finding their feet with in- ishvilla holding onto the ball well and creating a few chances of their own. After 15minutes they were ahead. Continued on next page
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