Thursday, 3rd May 2018
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77 East Cork Soccer Notes
U-14 Local Cup Q-Final Result Midleton 1-4 Mallow Utd Goalscorer : David
Cremin The
lead early in second half
boys took the unfortunately
it just made Mallow move
up a gear and were de- served winners on the night , all credit to our lads who battled right to the end to try to get
themselves back in the game. Heads
up and
again for the next cup boys.
go
Watergrasshill Utd 2 Midleton 5.
Well done to our
U16s who performed very well against Wa- tergrasshill Utd in the Joma Sportsgear Direct Local Cup.
Best of luck to John
Connaughton,Trevor Shine and all the play- ers in the quarter final of the Cup on Sunday.
• Patrick O’Brien January presented by Paul Wickham General Manager of Midleton Distillery and son Patrick
• Tony Dempsey March presented by Paul Wickham General Manager of Midleton Distillery
• Vincent O’Sullivan February
presented by Paul Wickham General Manager of Midleton Distillery
• Vincent O’Sullivan, Tony Dempsey, Patrick O’Brien, Mick Kirby Club Chairmanand young Patrick O’Brien
Volunteering is a really by WIL VARNEY
NEW COMMITTEE ROLES -
VOLUNTEERS REQUIRED As we come to the end
of the current Season, it is time to look forward and start planning for the new one ahead.
At the end of May, we
have our annual AGM; during this meeting - the new Committee is formed and ‘voted in’. We are reaching out to members, parents of younger players, and the general public - to see if there is interest in filling some vacancies we will have.
rewarding pastime, and adds tremendous value to the groups that you sup- port.
Time is given depend- ant on each individual’s circumstances - but ‘every little helps’ and it really makes a difference. Youghal Utd has grown
into a significantly sized club over
the Club’s the last few
years, with over 100 chil- dren aged 5 to 11 years attending
Academy on Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings. We also have 14 Com-
petitive Teams taking part in the
Munster Senior
League, Cork Schoolboy- sand Schoolgirls Leagues - and have had great suc- cess in recent times, with
Youghal United A.F.C. both Leagueand
Cup
wins across all categories. Running a club of this
size takes great effort and teamwork, and we want to hear from you, if you are interested in joining our Management Team. We have roles available
such as: * Child Welfare Liaison
Officer (CWO) * Public Relations Of-
ficer (PRO) * Schoolboys League
Secretary
* Fundraising Com- mittee Leader - or Role * General Committee
Members If you are interested in
any of the above, please email youghalunited@
gmail.com - or call 087 7377717 Thank you
YOUGHAL UTD - UNDER 18’s ARE CORK YOUTH LEAGUE DIV 1 CHAMPIONS Congratulations to our
Youghal Utd Under 18’s who capped off a great season by winning the Cork Youth league Divi- sion 1 Title. Proud parents and coaching staff of
the
Tom O’Regan, Tanas Cabrera and Christoph Colin watched their last game of the Season last Wednesday night – and seen them bring the cov- eted trophy back to Ar- drath Park. Well done to all in-
volved and it’s great to see such talentand
promise
coming through for the Senior team to feed off
UNDER 14 GIRLS – MAKE
TURNERS CROSS CUP FINAL Turners Cross here we
Come! Congratulations to the
Under 14s Girls who de- feated a very spirited Kin- sale side 5-2 at Ardrath Park todin a thrilling Cup Semi Final. The
scoreline is far
from reflective of how the game panned out, but stern defending and resil- ience, coupled with dev- astating finishing power from Youghal, saw them through.
A Cup Final now
awaits this great bunch - and at Turners Cross of all places. Well Done to the Girls, and to the coaching set up of Jonathon, Jess, Sheila and Claire, you’re all do- ing the club proud. Follow Youghal United on Facebook at
- face- book/YoughalUnited
• Youghal Utd Girls make Turners Cross Cup Final @eastcorkjournal / #eastcorkjournal eastcorkjournal
• Youghal Utd Under 18’s are Cork Youth League Champs 2018 Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email:
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