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8: The Under 6 and Under 8 groups will meet and play as usual in Caherslee. ‘See you all, boys!
FAOI 10: Our Under 10s are playing hosts to Monaleen from Limerick on next Sunday in CONNOLLY PARK at 11am. We look forward to an exciting encounter and great football.
PEIL FAOI 12: We travelled en masse to Kilcummin last Sunday evening with three fine teams and emerged with a share of the spoils….a win, a loss and a draw. This coming Sunday we host Killarney’s Legion.
CAID FAOI 14: (i) AdeS A: 6-13; An Ghaeltacht: 0-9; (ii) AdeS B: 4-10; Crócaigh B: 1-10….played on Wednesday 8th.
AN FHÉILE: (i) AdeS: 7-10; An Spá: 0-0. (ii) AdeS: 3-8; Cnoc/Brosnach: 0-5. (iii) AdeS: 3-4. Lios an Phúca: 0-1. Well done, all! Semi-finals and finals on Saturday next AdeS v Emmets (Lios Tuathail), Naomh Pádraig v Lios an Phúca. Good luck, boys! Winners will travel to Wexford/Waterford/Carlow in June.
PEIL FAOI 16: (i) Team A (Division 1): 06/04 home to An Daingean; 13/04 home to Laune Rangers; 20/04 away to Na Gaeil. (ii) Foireann B (Division 3): 06/04 away to Cromán; 13/04 home to John Mitchels; 20/04 away to Castlegregory.
CORN AN RUISÉALAIGH: After their great victory over Coláiste Bhréanainn in the semi-final of the Russell Cup competition, The Green School footballers are looking forward to the final on Friday next, 18th. Scoil na mBráithre will play the winners of the game between Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne and Killorglin’s Intermediate School. Rockmen on The Green team: Gearóid Mac Gearailt, Seán Quilter, Joe Looby-Lugandu, David Oba, David Couchman, Dean Scanlon.
SCÓR FINALS: Best wishes to the three Kerry finalists in next week’s Senior Scór All-Irelands…Spá (Cnoc na hEaglaise), Fosadh, Gleann Fleisce.
DHÁ GHAISCE MHÓRA: (i) Comhghairdeachas speisialta le hiománaithe Chiarraí as ucht a mbua iontach v Aontraim! Roinn 1B, ambaiste! (ii) CEIST: What 3 counties will have footballers and hurlers in Division 1 (A or B) of next year’s Leagues? Dublin and Cork are two. Name the third? (iii) Comhghairdeachas le Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne as ucht Corn Uí hÓgáin a thabhairt go Ciarraí arís eile. (iv) CORN UÍ hÓGÁIN: Did you know that the Hogan Cup is named in honour of a Tipperary man whose brother, Michael, was shot in Croke Park on Bloody Sunday?
ORALS: ‘Hope all our players are doing well in their oral examinations.
