Club Lotto
Our weekly lotto takes place on Tuesday night
next. Next week's Jackpot will be €9,100.
Tickets can be purchased from club sellers and by clicking on the following
link - https://abbeycourtygaa.clubzap.com/categories/lotto/productsBingo
Lap the Lake for Luca
We’d urge you, if at all possible, to visit the webpage www.lapthelakefoluca.com where you can see more details and if you are able to donate to this great cause.
John has also appeared on a Podcast in the US talking in depth on the subject. If you have the time to spare it is well worth a watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPe3VZa_URY
Wishing John, Liz and Johnny the very best of luck as he starts out this weekend.
Championship
2023
This brings an end to our hurling championships for this season, and we’d like to express our thanks to the 3 managers, Packo, Jimo and Johnny, along with their backroom teams for their efforts during the year. And of course, to the players who put in the hard slog all year. Thanks for the enjoyment you provided us all.
Attention now turns to the football which kicks off in a few weeks.
Western Junior ‘A’ Hurling Championship Final
Abbeyside 0-18 Ardmore 2-16 – Fraher Field, Sunday, 3rd September
County Minor Football Championship Division 2 Round 1
Ballinacourty v Rathgormack – Rathgormack, Wednesday, 6th September, 6:30pm
Ballinacourty v Dungarvan – Abbeyside, Sunday, 10th September, 11:00am
Club
Gear
Academy
Update
U12
U13
Camogie News
The junior girls have played 2 of their championship games, winning both, well done girls! Some commentary from the games below…
It was an early start (10am throw in) last Sunday morning when the girls took to the field to play Ballyduff in the first round of the championship. Both teams had a slow start with no score from play for the first 10 minutes however after this the Village kicked into gear and found their way with an impressive 3-05 to 0-04 lead at half time. In the second half Ballyduff upped their game and came roaring back scoring an impressive 3-04 in the second half however Abbeyside withstood the challenge to run out winners on a scoreline of 4-11 to 3-08. It was a soft morning and fair play to both teams for giving their all in an entertaining game.
Our second championship game came quickly after the first and we travelled to De La Salle’s Gracedieu Ground in Waterford on the following Tuesday evening for a 7pm throw in. We started brightly this time and played with a strong breeze. We had a stoppage in the first half due to a shoulder injury to one of the De La Salle girls and hopefully she will make a full recovery and be back playing in no time. With the breeze we led at half time by 4-09. We had to make several substitutions due to 4 injuries incurred in the first half. De La Salle came more into the game in the second half and but for some wayward shooting would have closed the gap on the score board. We ran out comfortable winners in the end but some of the girls face a race against time to get over injuries to feature for the rest of the championship.