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Bingo
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Results
County
Senior Football Championship Group B Round 1
Ballinacourty
1-8 Nire 0-9 – Fraher Field, Sunday, 14th September
Western
Junior ‘B’ Football Championship Group A Round 2
Ballinacourty
2-11 Kilgobinet 1-4 – Abbeyside, Friday, 12th September
Fixtures
Western
Junior ‘B’ Football Championship Group A Round 3
Ballinacourty
v Stradbally – Stradbally, Friday, 19th September, 7:45pm
Western
Intermediate Football Championship Group B Round 2
Ballinacourty
v Colligan – Fraher Field, Saturday, 20th September, 3:30pm
County
Minor Football Championship Division 1 Round 3
Ballinacourty
v Rathgormack – Abbeyside, Sunday, 21st September, 11:00am
County
Senior Football Championship Group B Round 2
Ballinacourty
v Roanmore – Fraher Field, Sunday, 21st September, 2:00pm
Bernard
Shields Month’s Mind
Month’s
Mind Mass for Club President Bernard Shields will be offered at 12 noon on
Sunday 21st September in St. Augustine’s Church, Abbeyside.
Sympathies
On
behalf of all in the club we’d like to express our deepest sympathies to the
Moore Family, McCarthyville on the sad passing of Edde Moore. A native of
Holycross in Co Tipperary Eddie wore the club colours for many years, playing
in the Senior Hurling County Final of 1964 versus Mount Sion, in which the city
side took the honours by 3-6 to 1-6. A year later in 1965 he was involved in
Ballinacourty’s historic first ever county championship winning side, which
captured the County Intermediate title & earned our place in the senior
ranks for the very first time.
Our
thoughts and prayers are with Eddie’s family and friends at this difficult
time.
Ar
dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
Academy
Update
Our
juvenile GAA academy continues to be a hive of activity, with young players
enjoying a perfect blend of fun, skill development, and coordination through
exciting games built around both hurling and football. The emphasis is always
on enjoyment while learning, and our enthusiastic coaches are on hand each week
to encourage and guide the players, ensuring that new joiners feel welcome from
day one. This past Saturday, our U8 hurlers had the added enjoyment of taking
part in an all-county blitz in Leamybrien, where they lined out against teams
from across the county. The boys had a fantastic morning of hurling, making
friends, learning new skills, and most importantly, having great fun
representing the club.
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| U8s at All County Blitz |
U11
Our
U11 boys continue their busy schedule with the final round of the Déise Óg
series this coming week. They welcome St. Olivers and the Nire to the Burgery
on Monday (15th Sept) and they're on the road to Butlerstown on Thursday
evening. While it may the the final outing in the Déise Óg series, the boys are
far from finished, with matches scheduled for Kiltha Óg in Cork and other
opponents in the near future.
U12
The
U12 boys were disappointed to find out that the Déise Óg Festival of Hurling
had to be postponed due to the terrible weather that landed on Sunday morning.
One half of group were scheduled to play Cois Bríd while the other half were
due to face Ballygunner. As always, the coaches are busy behind the scenes,
working to make sure the matches can be played as soon as possible.
Abbeyside
U15s Win Pat Roche Memorial Tournament in Blackrock
Our
U15 hurlers had a day to remember in Blackrock GAA Club, capturing the
inaugural Pat Roche Memorial Tournament title.
We’d
like to sincerely thank Blackrock for the kind invitation and for hosting such
a well-run and enjoyable competition. Despite not having been together as a
group since April, our lads worked tirelessly, showing great determination,
skill, and above all, teamwork throughout the day.
Along
the way, Abbeyside overcame the host club Blackrock to reach the final. The
decider against Cashel King Cormacs GAA proved to be a real thriller, with
Abbeyside digging deep to edge an exciting contest and take home the
silverware.
A
special word of congratulations goes to Killian Hagan, who was deservedly named
Player of the Tournament for his outstanding performances.
The
panel on the day was: Aaron Lacey, Brian Morrissey, Dara Byrne, Dara Power,
Darrach McGrath, Darragh Enright, Donnchadh Callaghan, Feargus Nee, Fergus
Donnelly, Fionn Connolly, Fionnán Murray, Gary Kiely, Isaac Walsh, Killian
Hagan, Lochlainn Hurney, Luke Fitzgerald, Luke Walsh, Natanas Lunskis, Rian
Cliffe (C) and Theo King.
Well
done boys!
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| U15s in Blackrock |
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Rian Cliffe being presented
with the Pat Roche Memorial Cup |
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Killian Hagan
Player of the Tournament |
U16
Our
U16 footballers had a false start to their football championship as the
division 1 fixture vs Tramore fell foul of the weather at the last minute on
Sunday morning. The divison 4 team get their championship underway against
Roanmore (away) on Thursday.
