Limerick GAA notes - latest news from 15 different clubs

ALL the latest news from Limerick GAA clubs.

AHANE

Golf Classic: Huge well done to all our winners and all our teams who took part over the two days! There was some great (and some questionable) golf played. Your support is so greatly appreciated. Prize winners: 1st: Elaine Noonan, Aoife Molloy and Trish Shine; 2nd: Sean Scanlon, Ger Hegarty, Damien Quigley; 3rd: Paul Kennedy, Paul Cullen and Diarmuid Kennedy; 4th: Louie Quirke, Conor Quirke and John Doyle; 5th: Gavin Rowsome, Evan O’Leary and Paddy Hussey; 6th: Sean Carey, Ciaran Carey and Chris O’Grady; 7th: Pat Coakley, Padraig Clarke and Con McCarthy; 8th: Denis, Cian and William O’Leary; Ladies Nearest the Pin: Aoife Molloy; Mens Nearest the Pin: John Meskell Snr; Ladies Longest Drive: Nessa Fahey O’Donnell; Mens Longest Drive: Conor Myers. Huge thank you to all out sponsors of our Golf Classic, your support is so greatly appreciated and without it our Golf Classic wouldn’t be such a success Massive thanks to our hard-working golf committee who put in all the hard work in the weeks running up to our classic to ensure that it all runs without a hitch. Special mention to Colm Barry who leads the charge and ensures that everything gets done and gets done right.

Bord na nOg: Ahane u14s played their Division 1 league semi final v Monaleen on Wednesday evening last in Mick Neville Park, Rathkeale. This was a tight game and went to extra time. Ahane showed great composure to take the win and spirits were good going into the final v Glenquin Gaels. The team competed hard for every ball and never gave up. Some great goals but Glenquin Gaels had the edge and came out on top. Congratulations to a strong Glenquin Gaels side.

Thanks to all the coaches, mentors and volunteers who helped out this evening. Thanks also to all parents and family members who came out to support the boys. The team did the club proud, well done to them all. Twenty four boys represented Ahane in beautiful sunshine on Thursday with very competitive games against Bruff, Murroe-Boher and our super hosts Monaleen. Well done to our U11 hurlers who played away to Ballybrown in warm conditions on Tuesday evening. We fielded two teams who each played two matches. Both sides showed great skill in what were competitive games. Thanks to Ballybrown for having us and thanks to our coaches and the parents who travelled. Well done to all the players.

Senior Camogie: Our senior team made it six out of seven wins in the League on Friday as they got a four-point win over Crecora in Mackey Park. Ahane’s opening scores came from Sarah Cosgrove and Judith Mulcahy before Fiona Herbert slotted home for a goal to make it Ahane 1-04 Crecora 0-04 after 15 minutes. Sarah and Fiona tacked on another point each before Crecora got their next score. They then went on to score three points on the bounce and closed the gap to three points. The best point of the game came from Ann Kennedy who struck the ball on the ground, first time and it sailed high and over the bar! Crecora got the final score of the half to leave it as Ahane 1-07 Crecora 0-07. Again, it was points from Judith and Fiona that got the second half underway. Sarah scored a great point and Crecora kept their scores ticking over too. Ahane’s next three points came from Fiona, Sarah, and Judith respectively. Crecora then scored five points with no reply, but Ahane weathered the storm well and Sarah Cosgrove once again stepped up and steadied the ship with a lovely point. Molly Hussey added her name to the score sheet before Crecora scored the final point of the game. Full time Ahane 1-14 Crecora 0-15. Ahane have now secured a home league semi-final on July at 7pm. Their opponents are yet to be confirmed.

U12: A fantastic evening for our u12 girls in Galbally on Thursday last. The girls showed great skill throughout the game. The excitement increased when the girls saw the one and only John Kiely. John was fantastic to take time out to talk to the girls and to take pictures with them. Some of the coaches were super excited to meet the main man also!.

U14: A super win for our U14 girls in the playoff game against a very strong Bruff team in the Mackey League. A fantastic game of skill, determination and unbelievable scoring from both sides was on display. Our girls never gave up and left everything on the pitch. Well done girls on a great team performance.

Limerick Players: Well done to Grace, Laura and Erin who lined out for the Limerick U14 camogie team in a Munster Camogie blitz held in Cappamore on Saturday. Big congrats to own Laura who captained the side. Hard luck to Aine Reynolds, Ele Madigan and their Limerick senior teammates who lost out to Waterford in the second round of the Glen Dimplex All Ireland Camogie Championship.

BLACKROCK

Club Lotto: No winner of the latest lotto draw. Numbers drawn were 3, 6, 10 and 16. €40 lucky dip - Josie McMahon, Promotor Con Danaher. €20 lucky dips - Anne Griffin, Promotor Carmel Murphy, Jimmy Quilty Jnr, Promotor Carmel Murphy, Fintan Leahy, Promotor Fintan Leahy, Dave Healy, Promotor Healys Bar. Jackpot remains at €13,000.

Semi-Final Tickets: The All-Ireland semi is on Saturday, July 8. Please send in your requests via whatsapp before Thursday, June 22 at 9pm. It may be restricted to one ticket per member but if you have additional requests add them now and we will do our best. If we have to do a draw we will let you know. If you are a fully paid up member and are not receiving the whatsapp messages, please contact a committee member and we will sort it. Thanks.

BALLYBROWN

Limerick Players: Huge Congratulations to Colin abd Aidan on winning the Munster Hurling Final with the Limerick hurlers. The club is very proud to have you both out representing us as well as your families. The very best of luck in the semi-final.

Junior Teams: Congratulations to the Junior A hurling lads who have won two county titles in the last two weeks - Junior A hurling City-East final and Junior A hurling League Final. Also to the Junior A footballers who won the Junior A football City/East final.

Mothers and Others:The LGFA mothers and others sent three teams and a bus load of supporters to Mallow last weekend to a blitz. They got drownded in the thunder and lightening, played some football and they had the craic the whole way home. Well done ladies and their minders, Trevor, Sean, Donal and Burgers.

Club Lotto: No winner from our latest draw. Numbers drawn were 19, 20, 28, 31 and B10. Next Week's Jackpot is €5,800. Be sure to get your tickets from The Clubhouse Bar, Hayes or local sellers.

Bar Opening Hours: Monday to Thursday- 8pm to 11.30pm; Friday 7pm. To 12.30am; Saturday 6pm to 12.30pm (subject to change dependent on sporting fixtures); Sunday 6pm to 11pm (subject to change dependent on sporting fixtures).

BRUFF

Club Lotto: There was no winner of last weeks Lotto Jackpot. The numbers drawn were 3, 11, 18 and 25. The Lucky Dip winners were €50 Joe O'Shea and €20 went to each of the following: Mike Barry, Maureen O'Donoghue, Julie Corkery, Esme O'Connor, Mary Enright, Sean Finn, Paddy Mulcahy, Annette Bulfin and Marie Walsh. This week the Jackpot is €3,400. Thank you for your continued support.

Bord na nÓg Fixtures: U13 hurling v Cappamore in Cappamore on June 22 at 7pm; U9 hurling v Garryspillane-Coshlea Gaels on June 23 at 7pm; U7 hurling v Hospital-Herbertstown, Kilmallock and Glenroe in Kilmallock, June 24 at 10.30am; U11 hurling v Kilmallock in Bruff on June 27 at 6.30pm.

Eamon Butler Memorial Fun Run:We hope you will come out on the last weekend of August in memory of our dear friend Eamon Butler who made a huge contribution to our club as a coach, committee member and former Chairman of our Bord na nÓg. See Eventbrite to register for the 5km fun run which will take place on Sunday, August 27. Coffee morning will also take place.

CAHERLINE

Club Lotto: No jackpot winner from our latest draw. Numbers drawn were 7, 11, 14 and 30. Lucky dip winners were Taylor Hayes (Online), Mary Daly (Online), Jack Carroll (Online), John & Amelia (Galway) and Donagh & Senan Coffey. Next week’s jackpot will be €12,500 and the draw will be held on Friday night next via Facebook Live. As always, we appreciate everyone's support. Our lotto tickets can be purchased online or you can buy through the usual outlets in the village.

SPONSORSHIP: We would like to thank Brian O'Sullivan of O'Sullivan's Centra Caherconlish for his generous donation of a new set of juvenile jerseys and some sports equipment to our Bord na nÓg club recently. Brian has been a generous sponsor and great supporter of our Bord na nÓg club for a number of years. We're delighted to continue that relationship with him. Many thanks Brian.

RESULTS: City Junior B Hurling League Final - Caherline: 1-25(28) South Liberties: 3-16(25). Great win for the lads. Very well done! That was quickly followed by the County Junior B Hurling League semi-final - Caherline: 3-13(22) Glenroe: 1-14(17). We now play Granagh-Ballingarry in the County Final on Thursday night, Venue and throw-in time to be confirmed. Team for the semi-final - J McElligott, A Whelan, E Balfry, S McGrath, D Casey, D Murnane, N Connaughton, J Carroll (1-00), D Balfry, C Enright, D Wixted, E Nelligan, C Martin, P Tiernan (1-01), H Murnane (1-11(10*f)). SUBS: B Hourigan (0-01), J Power, B Curtin, M Murnane, D Connaughton, M Moloney, J Heelan.

CÚL CAMP: Our camp runs from Monday June 26 to Friday June 30. We look forward to welcoming all the boys and girls to our club for the week.

FR CASEYS

Tailteann Cup: Hard luck to the Limerick Senior Footballers especially our own Adrian Enright, Fiachra Cotter and Eoin Joy as they concluded their Tailteann Cup series with a narrow quarter final defeat to Laois last Saturday. It was a year of transition for the county and hopefully returning to Division 3 next season will provide a basis to rebuild and return to winning ways.

Masters Football: Best of luck to the Limerick Masters Football Team with Seamus Lenihan and Maurice O’Connor involved as they face Westmeath away this Saturday in round 4 of their All Ireland series

Club Lotto: Fr Casey’s Club Lotto continued last week with a Jackpot of €16,000 up for grabs. The numbers drawn were 3, 14 and 30 with the bonus ball 8. We had one match two plus bonus winner claiming €100. The Jackpot for next week’s draw now increases to €16,200. Match 2 plus Bonus winner, Johnny Nolan €100 (Promoter: Square)The lucky dip winners were as follows: Carmel Fitzgerald €30 (Promoter: Square), John Riordan €30 (Promoter: Square) and Sean Harnett €30 (Promoter: Yearly).How do you play? Simply select three numbers from 1 to 30 and one bonus number from 1 to 10. If all four chosen numbers appear the jackpot will be won or shared.

A match three prize of €500 is also on offer and applies to the 1 to 30 number selection not including the bonus ball. In addition to this we also have a match 2 plus bonus and a host of lucky dip prizes up for grabs each week. The draw will run on a weekly basis, each Tuesday night at 9pm sharp. All ticket sales must be completed prior to 8pm will the draw results shared from 9pm on our Club Facebook Page. Where can you buy a ticket? Tickets cost €2.50 and are available in a host of local shops including Gala Killarney Road, An Siopa Milseán, Kathleens Foodstore, Sheehy's Hardware, Danny Scanlon's, Lanes Foodstore, Cryle View Cleaners, Needles & Pins, The Ploughman, Jack O’Rourkes, Glorach Bingo, DP Lyons Bar, Mag Nash and John Murphy. You can also play online.

Club Limerick Draw: The Club Limerick Draw continues on Saturday June 24, the third of 10 month draws with another prize fund of €21,000 up for grabs. This includes a €10,000 monthly jackpot prize, 28 other cash prizes and an exclusive star prize.

GALTEE GAELS

Field Works: As is normal around exam time the playing fields are very quiet. Galtee Gaels took time to do a major job on the training area and behind the goals, it was ploughed and sanded over to give a better surface in poor weather. It was also seeded with grass seed, developed for playing surfaces. Many of the younger people must have felt they were at the seaside with so much sand. All are looking forward to the new training area after the grass growth.

Senior Football: The team travelled to Ballyagran Wednesday night last, to play St Kieran's in the county league semi-final. They were minus a couple of key players and took a heavy beating. The conversion of five goals was a big load to carry as they went down by 5-13 to 1-11. Let’s hope they’re back to full strength for the first round of the championship on the week ending July 2.

Club na nÓg: On next Monday, June 26, the U15 team is away to Ahane at 7pm and on Thursday the U13 team are at home to Ahane at 7 pm.

Ladies Football: The U14 county final fixed for last Wednesday night in Fedamore was cancelled due to thunder and lightning and very heavy rain. It was re-fixed for Cappamore on Sunday night, where Ahane came away with a big win. Next Sunday the Junior ‘B’ team are at home to Knockainey at 11am and the intermediate team are at home to Old Mill at 7pm. On Monday the Under 16 team are at home to Knockainey and the U13 team are home to Monaleen.

HOSPITAL-HERBERTSTOWN

Club Lotto: This continues weekly every Monday night. Last week’s numbers were 2, 9, 15 and 26. Unfortunately, we had no jackpot winner however our lucky dip winners 5 x €20 were Julie Walsh, Ballycahill, Caoimhe & Ashling O Mahony, Ballycahill, Eamonn O'Neill, Kilteely, Wild Bill Herbertstown, Shane c/o Wild Bill. Sellers Prize - Mike Frazier. Next jackpot is now €10,000. Reserve Jackpot is €7000. Tickets can be purchased in local shops from any committee member or online link available on our Facebook page. One line costs €2 or you can avail of the special offer of 3 lines for €5. All support is greatly appreciated.

Club Limerick Draw: The Club Limerick Draw for 2023 has started. You can join at any time. When you support the #CLUBLkDraw you are supporting your local GAA club as half of your money goes to your nominated club. The purpose of the Club Limerick draw is to provide funding for our footballers and hurlers training fund from minor to senior grades. Please contact club officials for details. It can also be done online. Congratulations to Mike O’ Connor who won the top prize of €10,000 in the May Draw.

Membership:2023 Membership can now be paid for the coming year. It can be bought on the An Foireann website. It's easy to register, use and to pay for 2023.All players at any grade cannot take the field without paying membership. Also with payment of your club membership there will be a 10% discount on the purchase of GAAGO.

Golf Classic: Please support our Golf Classic which will be held on Friday, July 14 at Tipperary Golf Club. This is a vital fundraiser that will help us to upgrade our facilities for future generations. All support will be greatly appreciated. Team of 4 is €200. Tee boxes are €100 and Greens €50. Please contact Brian Deegan on 086 8565531 or any committee member for more information.

Results: U15 Hurling Championship - H/H 3-06 St Kieran’ss 5-10.

Fixtures: U13 Hurling Championship away to Kildimo-Pallaskenry, Thursday, June 22 at 7pm.

KILTEELY-DROMKEEN

Tailteann Cup: Hard luck to Sean O'Dea and the Limerick senior footballers on Saturday's loss to Laois in the Tailteann Cup quarter-final. A disappointing way to go out but Limerick will be strong challengers in Division 3 of the league next year.

JUVENILE TRAINING: This continues every Tuesday evening from 6.30- 7.30pm for U9, U7 and nursery boys and girls. New players and families always welcome.

FIXTURES: U13 Hurling with Pallasgreen vs Monaleen in Monaleen at 7pm on June22; Premier Junior A Football vs Ballybrown, weekend of June 29. Check out our social media for fixture details.

CLUB LOTTO: No winner of our latest draw. Numbers drawn were 2, 10, 27 and 28. Lucky Dips: Annette Bolger, Kathy McInerney, Darren Murphy and Margaret O’Riordan. Sellers Prize: Noreen Ahern. Jackpot in the next draw is €4,250. Tickets are on sale for just €2 at Noreen’s Shop in Kilteely, Daybreak Dromkeen and from all lotto committee members. Best of luck to everyone buying tickets and thanks for your continued support.

KNOCKADERRY

Club Lotto: There was no winner of our latest draw. Numbers drawn were 1, 8, 12 and 24. Prizes on the night: Bridget Lane, Online, Mgd D Collum, c/o Scanlons; Julie Marie Roche, Online; Eamonn O’Connor, c/o Eamonn O’Connor; Gerry Ryan, Online; Geraldine O’Connor, in house draw, Knockaderry GAA winning promoter.

This week’s draw will be held on Thursday, June 22 in Scanlons Bar with a jackpot of €10,100. Online sales cut-off time is 8.00pm the evening of each draw. Please contact your promoter to purchase tickets if you normally purchased weekly tickets. All monthly and upfront subscriptions are automatically in the draw.

Fixtures: U13 hurling, Thursday, 22 June v Croom in Knockaderry at 7pm

Caretaker: Bernard Dillion has started in the field as our caretaker. Bernard takes over from Liam Kennedy as our caretaker and we wish him the very best of luck. Thanks to Liam for his service over the past three years.

Garden Fete: The Rathfredagh Annual Garden Fete takes place on Sunday, July 2 from 12 noon to 6pm. This organisation does wonderful work for people in our community.

MONALEEN

Club Lotto: The latest lotto draw took place last Thursday night, June 15. This draw is kindly sponsored by Pat Tiernan Motors. The jackpot was €17,400 and the numbers drawn were 4, 16, 13 and 12. Lotto plus draw numbers were 19, 4, 32 and 8. Lucky Dip winners were Andela Boomsma, Tom Herlihy, Paul Quinlan, Mary Woulfe.

SENIOR FOOTBALl: This team will take on St Kieran’s in the County League Final on Wednesday night, June 21 in Askeaton with a 7.30pm throw-in. Best of luck to everyone involved.

BORD NA NOG FIXTURES: Wednesday, June 21, U14 Football Div 1 v Fr Caseys in Abbeyfeale at 7pm; Thursday, June 22, U13 Hurling Div 3A v Pallasgreen in Monaleen at 7pm; Thursday, June 22, U13 Hurling Div 1 v Kilmallock in Kilmallock at 7pm; Friday, June 23, U15 Football Div 1A v Na Piarsaigh in Monaleen at 7pm.

BORD NA NOG RESULTS: U13 Football Div 3B - Monaleen 1-5 Bruff 1-7

MONALEEN NS: Well done to the U13 boys of Monaleen NS who completed a unique double by adding the Leader Cup hurling title to the football title won earlier in the year.

FOOTBALL STREET LEAGUES: This takes place Saturday next, June 24 in the Clubhouse with a 5.30pm start. The clubs U6 and U7 boys will take part in the games.

SUMMER CAMPS: The Monaleen Cul Camp is now sold out. However there are still places available in the Monaleen Summer Camps. Booking can be made by the Clubforce link. Cost of camp is €60 per camp per child.

MUNGRET ST PAULS

Junior Hurling: It took extra time, penalties and then sudden death to separate ourselves and Ballybrown in an epic contest. Unfortunately for Mungret St Pauls, we were not on the good side of the result after all determination and efforts put into the game. A horrible way to end the league final in Claughaun on Saturday, June 10. After a tight first half, Ballybrown finished the stronger side to go in at the break with a four-point advantage. Mungret St Pauls went point for point in the opening quarter and the game remained a tight one until the final stages when we scored three points to force extra time.

The game finished with both sides on the same score after extra time and it was now onto penalties as both teams regrouped. It was all square after the five penalties each and it was Ballybrown that nicked it in sudden death.

MACKEY LEAGUE: Our U14 Mackey team saw off Ahane on Monday night in a great performance at #MSPCamogie HQ to advance to the plate semi-final.

SHANNON LEAGUE: On Tuesday, June 6, our U14 Shannon team played Kildimo-Pallaskenry. The girls battled hard but their opponents left with the win for a finish. Captain on the night was Emma Fox.

U12 CAMOGIE: There was a great buzz around #MSPCamogie on Thursday night when our U12s welcomed Croagh-Kilfinny Camogie Club for a couple of great games. Both clubs fielded two teams which is a huge testament to the working going on behind the scenes in both areas for these deserving girls! Well done to all the players, a thoroughly enjoyable night of camogie for all.

U14 HURLING: It was a damp evening on Wednesday, June 14 in Mick Neville Park when our U14 Division 2 Hurlers took on Bruff in the Final. This was a great game from all the team as the defence closed in on the Bruff forwards putting a stop to many of their scoring chances and our forwards took their shots when they got their chance. The work was all done in the first half. The trophy was accepted by captain Jonathan Byrnes.

JUNIOR FOOTBALL: Well done to this team on winning the County Intermediate Football League with a big win over Cappagh on Monday evening, June 19. The team had beaten Camogue Rovers in the semi-final and then eased to victory in the decider in Askeaton.

Conor O'Dea: Malin Head to Mizen Head. Day 1 - 21 riders set off from Malin Head at 9:45am in beautiful sunshine. This journey took them down through the fantastic views of the Inishowen peninsula. They passed through Carndonagh and Lifford finishing day ones trip in Enniskillen. Conditions varied from hot to humid with a few thunder showers thrown in to keep the dust down. Day 2 struck out from Enniskillen Tuesday morning on the journey south.

Crossed over the border early eventually passing through Ballinamore, Carrig-on-Shannon, Castlerea and finishing to a huge welcome from Conor’s home town of Tuam. Conor was joined by many friends and family members out on the road with the initial group of 21 almost doubling by end of day. Day 3 departed from Tuam heading for Limerick. Conor O'Dea was joined on the cycle today by many local friends. Passed down through Oranmore, Crusheen and Ennis with great support along the way by friends cheering Conor on. As we approached Limerick our numbers swelled even more, arriving in Limerick at the hub to a great turnout including many of the kids that are assisted by Down Syndrome Ireland. Day 4 saw the group leave the South Court early for the 165km trip to Bantry. This was always going to be the biggest challenge of trip.

The warm weather of the week stayed with us as we crossed the County Boundary into Cork. The Rebel County threw up many challenges including agricultural machinery to negotiate, disgruntled dogs, gravely road surfaces and of course plenty of steep climbs. These weren’t a bother and Conor arrived in Bantry tired but happy this major hurdle has been overcome.

The final leg of Conor’s epic week saw him complete the relatively short but no less challenging 40km leg from Bantry to Mizen Head. Congratulations to Conor and his group for completing this special week and a big thanks to all those who helped make this happen, to those that cheered us on and those that contributed to this worthy cause, you can still donate. For details head to our social media pages.

PALLASGREEN

Munster Poc Fada: Congratulations to Colin Ryan (M) who won the Munster Poc Fada Senior title at Kerry Head, Ballyheigue recently. Colin emerged the winner of the competition with a 31-shot margin, two shots less than the Kerry and Clare participants. Colin was the All-Ireland Senior Poc Fada champion in 2021 and last year was pipped by Killian Phelan of Kilkenny. Colin will now represent the county in the All-Ireland final in the Cooley Mountains in August.

TAILTEANN CUP: It was heartbreak for the Limerick senior footballers and our representatives Aaron O’Sullivan and Brian Fanning in the quarter finals of the Tailteann Cup last Saturday afternoon in the Gaelic Grounds as they were pipped by Laois 1-14 to 0-14

Club Lotto: No winner of the latest draw. Numbers drawn were: 17,19,25 and 28. Lucky Dips: John Franklin, Denis Diggins, James Lonergan, James Buckley, Willie McGrath. Lotto is now online, please see Facebook page for further details.

CLUB LIMERICK DRAW: The club will once again promote the Club Limerick Draw for 2023, for €10 you have a chance of winning the top prize each month of €10,000 plus exclusive prizes and other valuable prizes. To register and for more details please contact club secretary Margo Greene.

PATRICKSWELL

Junior Hurlers: The Junior A hurlers are scheduled to play a County Intermediate League final on Saturday June 24 at 7.30pm against either Knockainey or Askeaton.

INTERMEDIATE CAMOGIE: Congratulations to the Intermediate camogie team, who beat Newcastle West in the League Cup semi-final.

CLUB LOTTO: The latest draw did not have a winner. The numbers drawn were 19, 20, 28 and 31. The bonus number was 10. The €100 Lucky Dip was won by Mary O'Neill and the €20 prizes were claimed by Tom & Margaret Dundon, Marie Foley, James O'Loughlin, Mary Burke and Thomas O'Brien. This week's jackpot is €5,800.

ST KIERANS

Senior Football: St Kieran's defeated Galtee Gaels by 5-13 to 1-11 in the County Senior Football League semi- final played at Ballyagran on Wednesday, June 14. Three early goals paved the way for St Kieran's to lead by 3-7 to 0-3 at half time.

Team: Robert Bradley, Johnny Mc Carthy, Diarmuid Mulcahy, Aaron Heffernan, Michael Shanahan 0-1, Brendan Mc Carthy, Mossie Shine, Darragh Treacy 1-0, Cormac Mann, Mikey Long, Eoin Mc Enery 1-4 John Hayes 0-2 Alan Daly 3-2, Seamus Mangan, Adam Lacy 0-2 Subs , Sean Ryan, Kevin Meade, Kevin Guina, Donie Nolan 0-1, Shane Fitzgerald. St Kieran's play Monaleen in the county final in Askeaton on this Wednesday, June 21, at 7.30pm.

U14 HURLING: St Kieran's lost to Glenroe by 0-13 to 2-3 in the County U14 Hurling League Final at Mick Neville Park on Wednesday, June 14. They trailed by 0-11 to 0-1at half time. TEAM: Calum Madigan, Robbie Guina, Alex O'Sullivan, Daithi O'Mahony, Hugo Mc Iness, Cian O' Mahony, Cian Greaney, Michael Lynch, James Hayes, Sean Walsh, Conor O'Donovan, Ben Gleeson, Tyler Flavin, Adam Ward, Cillian Greaney.

OSKARS: The auditions for the Oskar's night, was held in Ardagh Hall on Thursday, June 15, to select the actors/actresses, who will participate in the chosen seven films for the show in the Devon Inn Hotel on Saturday, November 11. All the 70 plus people of all ages and gender who attend the auditions will receive a role and as extras in the films. A whatsapp audition was held for those who were unable to attend on the night.

A casting/launch night will be held in Neary's Ardagh on Thursday, June 29, when the seven films for the show will be announced. It will be an exciting night as the various parts people will play in each film will also be announced. The Oskar's promises to be a great event for the St Kieran's GAA club and wider community and people interested in participating can contact Deirdre on 087-9509218 for more details.