Club Lotto
Our weekly lotto takes place on Tuesday night
next. Next week's Jackpot will be €18,100.
Tickets can be purchased from club sellers and by clicking on the following
link - https://abbeycourtygaa.clubzap.com/categories/lotto/productsOr alternatively scan the QR code below.
Bingo
‘Win A House In Waterford’ Draw
Tickets are available from any club committee member or online at www.winahoiseinwaterford.com. If purchasing online, please remember to use the drop-down menu to select Abbeyside Ballinacourty as your club.
County
Football League Division 4 Champions, 2025
Fixtures
Abbeyside v Ballyduff Upper – Ballyduff Upper, Thursday, 29th May, 7:00pm
Results
Ballinacourty B 5-6 Sliabh gCua 1-7 – Colligan, Saturday, 24th May
Ballinacourty A 5-18 Kilrossanty 0-6 – Kilrossanty, Friday, 23rd May
Abbeyside 0-11 Roanmore 3-17 – Abbeyside, Wednesday, 21st May
Academy Update
Under 11
Come the weekend, it was out with the hurleys and helmets as we welcomed St. Mary’s (Clonmel) to the Burgery. The boys played two competitive and entertaining matches against the Tipperary side. Having the chance to test themselves against teams from outside the county over the last couple of weeks has been a fantastic experience, and we look forward to more of the same during the summer – both home and away.
Under 12
Sunday brought a big day out as two teams travelled to Midleton for hurling games against their Cork hosts. Both Abbeyside teams played really well in breezy conditions and had a brilliant time. For many, there was just enough time to refuel before making the trip to Páirc Uí Chaoimh to cheer on clubmates Conor and Mikey in the Cork vs Waterford Munster Championship clash. A long day – but a memorable one!
Under 14
Our U14 second team had no fixture last week and will sit out this week as well. They’re awaiting a rescheduling of their round one match, and in the meantime, it’s back to training.
Under 16
Poc Fada Champion
Young Whistlers
We’re proud to have several young members who’ve completed the course and are now regularly officiating our Go-Games fixtures. They bring excellent knowledge of the game, apply the rules fairly, and—perhaps most importantly – have a great rapport with the young players.
Supporting young referees is vital for the future of our games, and it’s important that we all do our part in treating referees, young and old, with the respect they deserve.
Thanks to all our young whistlers – we’ll be keeping you busy this summer!