Club Lotto
Our weekly lotto takes place on Tuesday night next. Next week's Jackpot will be €14,200. Tickets
can be purchased from club sellers and by clicking on the following link - https://abbeycourtygaa.clubzap.com/categories/lotto/productsOr alternatively scan the QR code below.
Bingo
Senior Hurling
And so, all roads now lead to famed Dan Fraher Field next Sunday, where once again we go in search of that elusive 1st Senior hurling title against Ballygunner. 1927 was the first recorded hurling championship game played by Abbeyside, in the intervening 97 years we have played in just 6 senior finals, 1955, 1957, 1964, 1969, 2008 & 2018 and on each occasion unfortunately we came up short.
So, it is an all too rare occurrence that we appear on this stage, but history has no impact on the present and it does not weigh on this current group of players. They will take the field next Sunday, with the support of an entire parish, compete for every ball, fight for every score and battle to the last.
So get the flags and bunting out, turn the village blue and gold and please do your best to get over to the Field next Sunday, these lads deserve all the support we can muster.
Fixtures
Abbeyside v Ballygunner – Fraher Field, Sunday, 1st September, 2:30pm
Results
Abbeyside 3-20 Mount Sion 0-19 – Walsh Park, Sunday, 25th August
Abbeyside 0-14 Kilrossanty 2-20 – Fraher Field, Friday, 23rd August
Abbeyside 0-13 Ballyduff Upper 0-15 – Cappoquin, Wednesday, 21st August
Academy
U10
U10s in Ballygunner |
U12
On Sunday, the lads switched to hurling and made the trip to Mount Sion as the opening act, before heading into Walsh Park for the same senior fixture. Another closely contested game by both teams with some good hurling in the mix.
U13
U15
County
Duty
In the Arrabawn Cup, for U15's, we had Alex Doyle, Seán Óg O'Regan, Darragh Sullivan, Jack Hurney and Owen Morrissey from Abbeyside.
In the Tony Forristal/Sonny Walsh tournaments, for U14's, we had four boys in action. Fionnán Murray and Killian Hagan were on the team that lost out in the semi final of the Tony Forristal tournament to a Kilkenny side that went on to win the final. Dara Byrne and Rian Cliffe played on the team that won the Sonny Walsh tournament outright, beating Dublin by a point in what was a very entertaining final.
Well done to all the boys across both age groups. It's fantastic to have so many of our young hurlers representing our club at intercounty level. It's a tribute to their dedication and to the support and encouragement from their families.
L to R: Fionnán Murray, Dara Byrne, Rian Cliffe & Killian Hagan |
Senior County Final
It
was wonderful to see so many children decked out in the club colours on Sunday
in Walsh Park supporting our senior hurlers in the county semi final. It's fair to say that the workrate, skill and
team play that the senior panel have shown through the championship is a great
example to all of our juvenile members so we ask all families associated with
our club to get over to Fraher Field next Sunday and bring as much colour and
noise as you can muster. Up the
Village!!!