PEIL FAOI 6: (i) More football on Sunday for our Under 6-ers! (ii) The Under 6 (only) Thursday football sessions have ended for the 2015 season.
PEIL FAOI 8: (i) We’ll have more great football for our Under 8-ers on Sunday morning. (ii) The Bracker O’Regan Cup competition is currently in progress on Thursdays.
(iii) The Siobhán Cotter Tournament will be held in Churchill on 11th October. We look forward to it!
PEIL FAOI 10: (i) The Éire Óg Club, Ennis, will be coming for a challenge on Sunday morning next. Bímis ullamh do bhuachaillí an Chláir! (ii) Our internal club cup competitions will continue on Thursday evening….important games await us! (iii) The Siobhán Cotter Tournament will be held in Churchill on 11th October. This is always a great outing!
PEIL FAOI 11: We’ll make our annual visit to Na Piarsaigh, Cork, in the coming weeks for their very enjoyable Dee O’Leary tournament.
PEIL FAOI 12: (i) Central League results: Team 1 played brilliantly but were unlucky to lose after a tough battle. Sea, beidh lá eile ag an bPaorach! Team 2 won in a great game. Well done, boys! Both sets of players performed to the best of their ability….that’s the important thing!
PEIL FAOI 13: The Rock Lee Strand stars: Jordan Kissane, Nathan Holden, Owen Healy, Conor Kavanagh, Cian Purcell, Conor Horan, James Charles, Daniel Breen, Joey Nagle, Peter Kearns, Luke Chester, Ciarán Kelliher, Adam Curran, James Fernane, Armin Heinrick, Mervyn Shalemba, Matthew Browne, Joe Reidy, Rory O’Connell, Greg Scanlon, Ben Quilter.
PEIL FAOI 14: The Town League game has once again been refixed for this Friday at 6pm in Killeen. We’ll have an important training session on Tuesday from 5.30pm to 6.30pm. If we lose to Na Gaeil they’ll win Division 1 and we’ll play Churchill in the Division 2 final. However, if we beat Na Gaeil…our preferred option, gan aon agó…three teams will have won one and lost one! John Kerry may have to called in from the US! What will happen? Ní fios…calculators at the ready! Bímis go léir ar an gCillín ar an Aoine!
ROCK RUNNERS: The Tralee CBS all-weather pitch development 3km and 5km fundraising fun-runs were very successful…450 participants…all ages. Our own Jack Morgan, scoláire sa scoil, was in attendance with the Tommy Markham Cup and he started both races. Luke Chester was the first 2nd Year student to finish. Joe Looby-Lugandu was the first 3rd Year finisher. Maith sibh, a leaideanna!
PEIL FAOI 15: Our Corn Uí Mhóráin players (Under 15 Munster Colleges) were in action v Coláiste Bhréanainn on Wednesday (30th). Cf. wwwaustinstacks.ie. Rockites involved: Cian Purcell, Conor Myers, Luke Chester, David Oba, Eoghan Carroll, Seán Quilter, Daniel O’Rourke.
PEIL FAOI 16: (i) Our Bs v Ardfert Round 4 match had to be rescheduled. Check web. (ii) Our Bs v Mitchels was played on Monday 28th September in Camp/Ballyseedy. Check web. (iii) Our Bs v Churchill Round 1 (back game) has been fixed for Friday 2nd October (6.30pm) in Connolly Park. (iv) Under 16 fixtures are in Juvenile Notes (club web) for Wednesday 26th August. (v) On Saturday last our Under 16s had the pleasure of hosting the Ballinamere Club from the county of the famous Séamus Darby (from away back in 1982!) who is synonymous with Kerry football! Séamus, famous for the push (or was it the shove!) that resulted in the ball visiting the back of Charlie Nelligan’s net, put the caidhp a’ bháis on Kerry’s 5 in-a-row dream! The ‘82 final was a milestone in the history of the GAA and, ní nach ionadh, was’drawn down’ by the visiting Baile na Maor mentors as they learned in awe of the achievements of the Austin Stack Club. On Saturday they were greeted by our club’s latest All-Ireland medal holder, Jack Ó Muireagáin. In ’92 both teams (KY v OY) played each other in a charity match in Connolly Park.
DUNLOE CUP: Our boys participating in the Dunloe Cup competition: Donagh McMahon, Seán Carmody, Michael O’Gara, Oisín Liston, James Quigley, Tomás Sheehy, Shane Walsh (Cnoc an tSeabhaic); Gearóid Fitzgerald, Joseph Looby-Lugandu, Seán Quilter, David Fitzmaurice, David Oba, Shane Kelliher, Dean O’Connell, Harry O’Callaghan, Cian Holden (An Fhaiche).
NA SINSIR: Good luck to our men v Crócaigh Chill Airne. Sea! Is féidir linn!
