U20 Football
The U20 footballers
had an early start Sunday morning when we travelled to Stradbally to take on St
Mary’s in the County Semi Final. After a good performance we came out on top on
a score line of 6-08 to 0-03. The county final is not yet fixed as the other
semi final is yet to be played. Hopefully we will have details next week.
Jack The
Joker
The ever-popular Jack The Joker draw took place on Monday night last. Hiker
McGrath was drawn and picked number 18. When turned this was not the Joker, but
he did win €50. Neil Moore and Danny McGrath won €25 each. The jackpot next
week will be €2,100.
U20 Football
The U20 footballers
got their 2021 championship underway on Sunday last at the Gold Coast. After
good display we ran out winners on a 1-15 to 1-05 score line. We now progress
to the County Semi Final where St Mary’s will be our opponents. This game is
fixed for Stradbally at 11.30 Sunday morning.
Jack The
Joker
The ever-popular Jack The Joker draw took place on Monday night last. Katie
Walsh was drawn and picked number 23. When turned this was not the Joker, but she
did win €50. Hiker McGrath and Ger Collins won €25 each. The jackpot next week
will be €2,000.
U20 Football
The U20 football
was due to get underway last weekend, however our opponents St Oliver’s
informed the County Board that they would be unable to field. We are awaiting
confirmation of our next fixture and will post on social media once available.
Team
Managers 2022
Any person wishing
to be considered for the position of team manager of any club team from U20 to
Senior in 2022 must submit their name to the secretary, in writing or via
email, on or before Friday, 21st January 2022.
Jack The
Joker
The ever-popular Jack The Joker draw took place on Monday night last. Johnsie
Kiely was drawn and picked number 12. When turned this was not the Joker, but
he did win €50. Niamh Briggs and Claire Cosgrave won €25 each. The jackpot next
week will be €1,900.
Sympathy
It was with a deep sense of shock we learnt of
the sudden passing of former player Michael O Connor on Sunday. On behalf of
all in the club we would like to extend our sympathies to his family and wide
circle of friends. The O Connor family have of course a long association with
our club, with Michael’s father Danny playing many years and indeed was a
member of the 1st Abbeyside team to win an adult title when we
defeated Dunhill in the 1950 Junior Hurling Final. Michael and his brothers Liam
and Austin carried on that tradition for many years and Michael himself was
part of some of our greatest moments as a member of the Senior Football panel
in 1978 and 1979, whilst also winning an U21 football title in 1971.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends at
this difficult time.
Munster
Club
Congratulations to
Ballygunner on their victory over Kilmallock on Sunday in the Munster Club
Senior Hurling Final. It’s great to see a Waterford team flying the flag
successfully on the national stage and we wish them all the best in the
upcoming All Ireland series.
