Na Gaeil GAA Club News

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Seniors    Na Gaeil will open their County League Division 2 campaign next Sunday when they take on Ballydonoghue at home in Killeen at 2pm. Na Gaeil 2nd team are playing in Division 6 and are away to Spa on Saturday evening at 7.30pm.

 

U15    The County League will commence on Wednesday next for our U15 team when they play Kenmare away from home. The lads are eagerly looking forward to playing their first competitive game of the season and have been training hard over the past number of weeks. We wish them the best of luck. We extend our thanks to Kerry GDA Tom Joy who took the training session with the boys last Wednesday evening, a session they thoroughly enjoyed.

 

U9    The U9’s had a great work out in Killeen on Sunday morning and are looking forward to playing Austin Stacks next weekend.

 

Leaving Cert    Many of our young members will sit their Leaving Certificate in the coming weeks. We wish them all the very best of luck with and hope that all goes well for them.

 

Lotto     Na Gaeil lotto draw was held on Tuesday evening, June 1st. Numbers drawn were: 13, 14, 24, 29. There was no winner. €20 Lucky Dip winners were: John Chambers, Camp P.O. Co. Kerry, Eileen Brick, Killeen Heights, Tralee, Honor & Pat O’Riordan, Racecourse Lawn, Tralee, Declan & Anne O’Sullivan, Cluain Dara, Oakpark, Tralee and Alan O’Connor, C/O Na Gaeil GAA Club. Next week’s jackpot is €4,600.

 

Good Luck    We wish Jack Barry, Diarmuid O’Connor and the Kerry team the best of luck as they take on Tyrone in the National Football League semi- final in Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney next Saturday.

 

Sympathy   We extend our sincere condolences to the Curran and O’Toole families on the sad passing of Una Curran of Derrylea, Oakpark. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a h-anam dílis.

 

Súil Siar   Senior County League Division 4: April 2011:  We had a hard earned two point win over a fine Scartaglin outfit on Saturday evening last. Played in ideal conditions, in glorious sunshine, Scartaglin threw everything at Na Gaeil, especially in the first half. They tackled en masse and kept our forwards on a tight leash. Scartaglin were first on the scoreboard with a point from play in the first minute. We swopped wides before the home team went two up with another point from play. Following some great defending by our backs, David Culloty caught a high ball at centre field, went on a trademark solo and pointed from far out. Paul Daly added to our tally, to equalise, with a well a worked point from the wing from a well placed assist from Ian McCarthy. Scartaglin went three up with two points from play and one from a free. Paul Daly got our final scores of the half, one from play and one free while Scartaglin had a pointed free to leave half time Na Gaeil: 0 – 04; Scartaglin:  0 – 06. Dylan Seymore and Eoin O’Neill were introduced at half time and changed the game. Dylan made his mark in the second minute when he shot to the back of the net following a pinpoint assist from Ian McCarthy who had done excellent work out on the wing to keep the ball. Eoin O’Neill followed with a point from play following a long solo run from the half back line. We got the next three scores, a point from play per Michael Griffin, Ian McCarthy and a pointed free from Paul Daly to leave us four ahead after twenty minutes. Eamonn O’Neill swapped points with the home team who at this stage were camped in our half with about four minutes to go. They pulled back two but the excellent commitment of our backs, where Dylan Brazil, Eoin O’Neill and David Ross put in a huge effort got us the points. David Culloty at centre field and Ian McCarthy and Paul Daly had excellent games. Panel: Aidan Quirke, Eoin Doody, Dylan Brazil, David Ross, Niall Lucey, Colm Lyons, Donie Rooney, Dan O’Connor, David Culloty, Eamon O’Neill, Michael Griffin, Ian McCarthy, Seamie O’Neill, Jamie Loham, Paul Daly, Eoin O’Neill, Dylan Seymour, Daniel Lucey, Donal Moynihan, John Reen, Darragh Collins, Sean Herlihy, Enda Sexton.

 

Clubhouse    The clubhouse is closed for all outside activities and the gym will also be closed until there is further clarification from GAA Headquarters as to when they can re-open.

 

Clothes Collection    There is now a Clothes Collection Bin situated in Na Gaeil car park for use by all members of the public.

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