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Minor
County League Champions
Pride of place this week goes to the Minor Footballers
who won their County League Final against St Mary’s last Sunday. The lads put
in a fine performance to record a well-deserved 10 point victory.
Congratulations to all involved, hopefully it’s the 1st
of many trophies to come our way this year.
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Grand
National Fundraiser
Many thanks to all who
participated in this year’s Grand National Fundraiser. Congrats to all who were
lucky enough to finish in the Top 4. In total there were 76 lucky winners and
we’d like to express our sincerest thanks to our very generous sponsors, Flynn
Hotels, The Gold Coast, Bridgie Terris and The Railway Cottage / Ormonde Café.
County
Leagues
The county leagues continued over the weekend with
both hurling teams in action. The Juniors had a good win over Ballydurn on
Sunday, whilst the Seniors lost to Passage on Saturday evening.
It’s back to the big ball this week with matches
against An Rinn and Bunmahon.
Results
County Minor Football League Final
Ballinacourty 2-11 St. Mary’s 0-7 – Kill, Sunday,
14th April
County Hurling League Division 7 Round 2
Abbeyside B 1-16 Ballydurn 0-10 – Abbeyside,
Sunday, 14th April
County Hurling League Division 1 Round 2
Abbeyside A 0-11 Passage A 0-16 – Abbeyside,
Saturday, 13th April
Fixtures
County Football League Division 4 Round 3
Ballinacourty B v Bunmahon – Abbeyside, Thursday,
18th April, 6:45pm
County Minor Hurling League Group B Round 1
Abbeyside v St. Oliver’s – Ballinameela,
Thursday, 18th April, 7:00pm
County Football League Division 1 Round 3
Ballinacourty A v An Rinn – Abbeyside, Saturday,
20th April, 3:30pm
Academy Update
Our Saturday morning academy for boys aged from 5 to 10 continues with
our enthusiastic coaches putting on fun and energetic coaching sessions. New
members are always welcome so call out to us any Saturday morning from 10am to
join in the fun.
U10
On what was a very busy Saturday morning, half of our U10 football panel
headed across the bay to An Rinn where they played the hosts and Clashmore in
the Déise Óg county football league. Despite a thorough soaking from a
seriously heavy shower, the Ballinacourty spirit wasn't dampened and our boys
played some very good football and had great craic.
The following day, it was turn of the Sunday morning shift to take to
the field in the Burgery. They had a good contests with Dungarvan and St Pat's
and played very well. Like the other half of the group the day before, the boys
really enjoyed the run out.
The U10 leagues are played under the rules of the "GAA Go
Games". There are no league tables and the focus is on allowing our young
players to develop and have fun playing against teams from across the county.
The boys are looking forward to plenty more games as the weather improves.
Thanks to the parents for attending the games and supporting in a positive way.
The games mean a lot more to the boys when there's a good crowd on the
sidelines encouraging everyone!
U11
Ballinacourty U11’s had Clonmel Commercials down for 2 challenge games
with our 2 x U11 Teams. A great evening of football was had by all.
U12
Our U12 footballers took to the road and headed down to Gaultier last
Friday night to kick start their 2024 season. After a competitive, tough game
of football from both teams, the game finished level at the final whistle. Well
done boys.
U13
It was another busy week for the u13 boys who played Rathgormack at the
field on Wednesday evening (10th April). It was a very close game with our lads
losing out by four points in the end. On Friday they played a selection from
Ring school in what was another good contest. Next up is an away match against
Lismore on Wednesday (17th April). Good lock lads!
U15
All of last week's U15 championship matches were called off because of
the rain but both our U15 football panels are in action on Monday (15th April).
The division 1 boys travelling to play the Nire and the division 4 panel
hosting Ballyduff Upper. Keep an eye on our socials fur updates.
Camogie News
Return to Training
Great to see most of our girls are back out on the
pitches as our 2024 camogie season begins!
Friday evenings return to being a hive of activity
with the return or our youngest members at U6, U8 and U10 age groups! A great
start and lots of fun was had! Thanks so much to all the coaches looking after
these age groups. Training will continue every Friday evening, why not come
along! New members are always welcome. Follow us on social media (Facebook and
Instagram).
Membership
Membership deadline was 31st March, please log onto
Foireann.ie to register if not completed already.
U15 Feile Sat 20th April
Our U15 group participate in the Feile competition
this Saturday 20th April, playing St Annes, Cappoquin in the qualifying games,
then each top team makes the final. This is always a great sporting competition
and we have had some great displays and even down to shoot-outs in the past. No
doubt this group won’t disappoint! Best of luck girls!!! First game in Kill GAA
at 10.30 am vs St Annes. All are welcome to come and support!
U16 First Championship Game
Tue 16th April
Best of luck to our U16 girls who play their first
championship game against Mount Sion Tue 16th April at 6.30pm (in Mount Sion).
This group has worked hard over the winter with strength and conditioning
training, and will be great to see them in action on the pitch again!
Junior Championship Sat 20th April
Our junior girls are also in action this weekend, they play their first
round of the championship vs Ring this Saturday 20th April, time and venue to
be confirmed. Best of luck girls, great to see you back in action again!
Bingo
Our regular Sunday night Bingo continues every week in
the CBS Hall. Eyes down at 8.00pm.
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