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Bingo
Our regular Sunday night Bingo continues every
week in the CBS Hall. Eyes down at
8.00pm.
Academy Update
Our 2024 academy with a fun packed final day next
Saturday morning. Thanks to all the coaches throughout the year and especially
to all the boys who turned up every Saturday. We hope you all enjoyed
yourselves and hopefully see you back next year with some new faces!
U13 County Trials
Our own club grounds hosted the final day of trials
that will decide who will make up the U14 county hurling development squads for
2025 last weekend. There were concerns about whether it would go ahead at all,
given the weather warnings but our pitches were in fine fettle and the young
hurlers from all across the county hurled well despite the strong winds. It was
nice to see a good number of our own boys doing their best and representing us
very well. The crew from Bord na nÓg had things really well organized with over
140 boys playing six matches in the space of three hours. Well done to all that
took part.
U14 Super 10 Hurling
Our U14 hurlers had an early start in Aglish on last
week. They took part in the Super 10's tournament which is run in a blitz
format with 10 aside teams playing 15 minute matches. After a poor start,
losing the first match, the boys responded to win all the remaining matches and
clinched the overall win in the final after extra time. They now progress to
the Munster Super 10's competition in Mallow on November 2nd in what should be
an enjoyable day.
Back Row L-R: Luke
Walsh, Dara Power, Darrach McGrath, Fionn Connolly, Rian Cliffe, Fionnán
Murray, Dara Byrne
Front Row L-R: Theo
King, Killian Hagan (C), Donnchadh Callaghan, Fearghus Nee, Natanas Lunskis
Half-time Heroes!
Storm Ashley might have huffed and puffed but he
(or she??) wasn't able to make any impact on our under 9 footballers on County
Final day. They proudly wore green and white representing our club at half time
in the senior football county final. There was plenty of kicking and catching
and it was brilliant to see the energy and enthusiasm that they brought to the
occasion. We look forward to the future when these boys will be playing for our
club as adults on the big stage. Also at half time the county U14, U15 and U16
football development squads were presented to the crowd. There was plenty of
Ballinacourty representation across the panels which is testament to the hard
work and dedication of the boys and their coaches in the club. Initiatives like
the "Half-time Heroes" and presenting the development squads are
important to highlight the work that's being carried out in the county and
gives our young players some well deserved recognition.
