Thursday, 24th May 2018
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Fe 15 Congrats
to our club
players who recently won the Munster Inter Divi- sional Hurling Tournament with Im-
okilly in Mallow, Brion Saunderson, Darragh Mc Carthy, Evan Kelly, Alex Quirke (capt.) and Ciarm- hac Smyth.
Davy Hogan Street Leagues 2018 Our annual Davy Ho-
gan Street Leagues are set to commence on Wednes- day the 30th
of May at
7.00pm on the main pitch. The Davy Hogan Street leagues are one of the
annual highlights Juvenile
of the Calendar. Over
the past number of years we have run into issues in September with the weath- er, this year we decided to run the tournament earli- er. As we all know there are no guarantees with the Irish weather but hope- fully we won’t experience any weather disruptions to the tournament schedule! The tournament is for our Fe10, Fe11 Players and those who qualify on the age from our Fe12 players. This year we have 88 play- ers who are eligible to take part.
Two tournament co-ordinators were sought
by the Juvenile Committee to oversee the tournament, Ed Coughlan (Fe11) and Tom Casey (Fe10) very
kindly oversee agreed
have to
the tournament.
A draw for the teams took place in the presence of the Fe10and F11 Team Managers and Tour- nament Co-ordinators. There are six teams in to- tal. All players and coach- es have been assigned to their various teams. Each team will play five league matches with results kept and updated after
round. The first round of matches is set to take place on Wednesday the 30th
of
May at 7pm. The second round of matches is set to take place on Monday the 11th
of June at 7pm. players are All involved on
Finals Day which is ar- ranged for Saturday the 23rd
meet and assemble
of June. Players will that
each
morning in Market Green and parade behind a piper to the main pitch. The 5th leagues matches are due to be run off at 10.30am where the top two teams will progress to the final which is to be played at 11.30am. A dedicated page has
been created on the club website.
This page out-
lines all details of the tour- nament rules, dates, teams, mentors and tournament dates. As the matches are played the scores will be updated that evening to the website. The page can be found on the Juvenile Section on the main club website. We wish all our juvenile players an enjoy- able tournament.
Foundation Courses To facilitate clubs Rebel
Óg are running an Open Foundation Course for an- yone over 18 years of age to attend. East Cork/ City Date:
Sat June 9th June 2nd
79 Notes Venue: Er-
ins Own GAA Club at 9.30am. Cost: €20 per person (payable on the day at reg- istration). North Cork Date: Sat Venue: Ballyhea
GAA Club at 9.30am. Cost: €20 per person (payable on the day at reg- istration). Places are limited so please book online asap.
Summer Cul Camps Our first Cul Camp of
the Summer is set to com- mence on Monday the 2nd of July and run until Fri-
day the 6th of July (5 days).
Our Cul Camps are open to both boys and girls. Our second Cul Camp of the Summer is scheduled to take place from Tues- day the 7th
of August and
run until Friday the 10th of August (4 days). On- line bookings can now be made on line for our 2018 Summer Camps. https://
www.kelloggsculcamps.
gaa.ie/booking/?coun- ty=Cork
Club Shop Our Club Shop is open
each Saturday from 10 to 11.30am
• Fe13s v Carrigtwohill Russell Rovers GAA
Russell Rovers 2-22 Fr O’Neills 3-10
Our hurlers got their Division 3 league cam- paign off to a winning start in Shanagarry last Friday evening when they had 9 points to spare over our near neighbours Fr. O’Neills. It was a lovely sunny evening and with the pitch in excellent condition after the poor Spring weather, both teams served up a good competitive game of hurl- ing.
Rovers opened the scoring with a brace of Jack McGrath points and then proceeded to go on a point-scoring spree
which yielded another dozen, courtesy of Fin- tan Murray (0-2), Kiaran Aherne (0-2), Alan Cott (0-2f), Dan Ruddy (0-2), Brian Whelehan (0-2) and another pair from Jack McGrath to give us a comfortable
lead of 0-14 to 1-2. O’Neills weren’t
(0-2), Alan Cott (0-3), Fintan Murray (0-1) and a sixth point by man-of- the-match Jack McGrath ensured the second half spoils were equally shared between the
sides with
half-time pre-
pared to throw in the towel just yet as they fired over 3 points in as many minutes on the resumption of play with Jack McGrath reply- ing for Rovers. Between the 10th
and 18th minutes
no fewer than four green flags were raised, two for each side with super-sub Sean Gilsenan claiming the Rovers pair which stemmed the
O’Neills
come-back. Further points by Eoin McGrath
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Rovers maintaining their interval lead of 9 points at the final whistle. Team: Ross Walsh; Aidan Beausang, David Whelehan, Barry Fitzger- ald; Ian Smiddy, Kevin Ivers, Cormac Aherne; Eoin
McGrath, Brian
Whelehan; Dan Ruddy, Jack McGrath, Alan Cott; James Moynihan, Fintan Murray, Kiaran Aherne. Subs: Sean Gilsenan, Alan Linehan, Colan Quinlan, Chris Scanlon.
Catherines 1-3 Our footballers cruised
into the semi-final of the East Cork Junior B foot- ball championship when they had a facile win over St Catherines in Castle- martyr last Sunday morn- ing.
opened the
After Eoin McGrath scoring in
the first minute with a well-taken point, it was fairly obvious the Cats were not going to pose a serious challenge as we raced into a 2-2 to 0-0 lead by the 9th
minute.
Our first goal came in the 7th
minute when a deliv-
ery from Kevin Moyni- han was fisted home by Brian Hartnett
from the
edge of the small square. Two minutes later Luke Murray billowed the net from close range with Bud supplying the pass just af- ter he had been switched inside to exploit the space
• Fe15 Midleton players with Imokilly
available. It was all one- way traffic from there on with Luke
adding 0-2,
Bud 0-2, Kevin Moyni- han and Kieran Walsh a point apiece to put us well in control at the short whistle, 2-7 to 0-1. It was something simi- lar in the second period, though Catherines did eventually breach our defence with a goal in the 23rd
minute but we
were well out of sight at that stage which enabled our mentors to introduce the full quota of subs. Our second half scorers were: Luke 0-3 (0-2f), Chris Ruddy 0-4f, Eoin McGrath 0-2, Bud 0-1 and James Kennefick 0-1. Dan Ruddy made a few good saves while our de- fence were solid through- out though it must be said they had a relatively easy day at the office. Well done to all in-
volved. This is our second win
in the round robin format (Group 2), having already defeated Ballinacurra on 2nd
April. We now meet
the runner-up of Group 1 in the semi-final which will probably be Glan- mire unless Bride Rovers v Glenville tie ends in a draw.
While it is appreciated
that 11am may not be convenient for some peo- ple to attend the game, nevertheless it was disap- pointing to see so few club people
and supporters
present. Team: Dan Ruddy;
Anthony Archer, John Paul Ivers, Ian Smiddy; Brian Whelehan, Jack McGrath, Eoin McGrath; James Kennefick, Da- vid Whelehan; Brian Hartnett (Capt), Kieran Walsh, Luke
Murray; Kevin Moynihan, Chris
Ruddy, Alan Cott. Subs: Daniel O’Brien, Colman Quinlan, Kiaran Aherne, Cormac Aherne, Sean Gilsenan, Alan Linehan (all used), Kevin Ivers, Daniel Moynihan, Aidan Beausang, James Ahern, James Moynihan.
Fixtures JFL Div 3 versus Bride
Rovers in Shanagarry on Thursday, 24th 7.45pm.
May at
Youghal in Shanagarry on Friday, 8th
JHL Div 3 versus June at 7.30pm.
Please check locally for fixture updates.
Condolences: The club would like to
extend its deepest sympa- thy to the Keogh family, Ballycotton on the recent death of Rev Fr Padraig Keogh, Retired P.P., Mil- ford. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email:
sport@eastcorkjournal.ie • Web:
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