County Awards Night
The County Bórd na nÓg, awards Night 2014 will be held on
Friday 28th November at 8:00pm in Cumann Micheal Mac Craith, Trámhór. The
following players from the club have been invited in recognition of their Man
of the Match displays in county finals this year. U14 Hurling Div 1 – James
Riordan, U13 Hurling Div 1 – Michael Kiely, U16 Football Div 1 – Darragh
McGrath, U14 Football Div 1 – Shane Kiely, U13 Football Div 1 – Michael Kiely.
Well done to all.
Indoor Hurling
Indoor hurling for the juveniles will begin this Friday
night the 14th November at the Friary College. The under 5 and 6 age
group will run from 6 to 6:45 and the under 7 age group from 7 to 7:45. Any
newcomers who have not played before are more than encouraged to come along on
the night where a certain amount of helmets will be available. Hurleys will be
available on the night. To try help cover costs there will be a €2 charge on
the night.
AGM
The Juvenile AGM takes place on Thursday night the 27th
November at the GAA club grounds. All parents are encouraged to attend.
Well Done
Well done to the two local schools Scoil Garbháin and Garranbane
NS on reaching the finals of the boys and girls national schools Western finals
respectively that were played at Dungarvan GAA Club over the weekend. While
neither were successful in their quest for victory both played very well on the
day and were unlucky in defeat. As always the club would like to thank all the
teachers in the parish who give of their time to promote our games in their
schools.
Under 16
Our Under 16 footballers wrapped up the year of
competitive action for the juvenile club at the Fraher Field on Saturday morning
last when they played the Western Final of the Under 16 Football competition.
After losing the county final of this competition earlier in the year narrowly
these lads were determined to take at least one title from their year’s
efforts. They took on the Nire on a very windy day. After being against the
wind in the first half they played some outstanding football against the
elements and led by two goals at half time. In the second half with the wind
the lads pulled away to win well in the end against a gallant Nire outfit. Team
captain Patrick Power raised the cup on behalf of a team that really deserved
some silverware at the end of a long hard year. Well done to all the players
and management involved.
