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Results
County
Hurling League Division 1 Round 5
Abbeyside A
4-17 Roanmore A 3-13 – Roanmore, Tuesday, 11th June
Déise Draw
The 2024
Deise Draw starts in just over 3 weeks time with some fantastic cash prizes on
offer. For many years the Deise Draw has
been one of our main sources of income, so we appeal to all our members to
support the draw. Tickets are available
from any committee member.
Academy Update
Our boys academy runs every Saturday morning from
10am at our club grounds (X35 E896). If
you have a boy between the age of 5 and 10 bring them along to join in on the fun. The field was busy again on Saturday morning
with coaching sessions and matches.
U10
After all the wind and rain on Thursday morning
(13th June) the evening turned out to be very suitable for a game of football
and our U10's made the most of it. They
welcomed Na Gaeil and Clashmore/Kinsalebeg as part of the Deise Óg U10 football
series. It was a really enjoyable
evening's football for all the children that took part.
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| U10 Footballers |
U11
On Saturday morning (15th June) Kinsale were the
visitors to the field to play hurling against our U11 boys. Kinsale were similar in numbers to us so we
lined out three teams with each of the 25 boys getting a good hour's hurling.
It was an excellent run out for the Village boys and the refreshments (kindly
provided by our enthusiastic parent group) were well deserved. We'll look forward to making the return
journey.
U12
Our U12s had a busy week. On Tuesday (11th June)
they hosted Killeagh in a challenge match that was a fantastic test for both
teams. This match set the lads up for
another tough encounter against St Pats on Friday evening (14th June). The trip to Colligan saw both teams put on an
entertaining display of hurling for those that travelled. The boys battled until the final whistle and
showed great maturity to see out the game.
U14
Our U14's bowed out of the U14 division 1
championship last Monday (10th June) in the semi final stage. The boys lost out to Lismore on a scoreline
of 3:12 to 3:08. They struggled to get
going in the first half but came roaring back into the game in the second
period with a very strong performance. It really was in the mix in the last five
minutes as they closed the gap to two points but Lismore did enough to clinch
it. Best of luck to Lismore in the
county final.
