St Pat’s GAA Club News

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Lotto

There was no winner of our Club Lotto Jackpot on Sunday night last. The numbers drawn were 05, 13, 17 & 19. The five €30 consolation prizes went to Ger McGrath c/o Betty’s Bar, Alex Walsh Annagh, John Kelliher Annagh, Paul McCarthy Derryquay and Tom Malone.

Next week’s Lotto will have a Jackpot of €5,700 and the draw will take place on Sunday night May 05th in O Dwyer’s Bar.

Lotto tickets can be purchased online, from any club officer or at the following outlets: Seamus O’Sullivan Master Butchers, O’Shea’s Shop and Service Station, Poff Motors, Noyeks, Byrnesworth, Rock Inn, Dwyer’s Bar, Skelper Quane’s, Betty’s Bar and Keane’s of Curraheen.

Dingle Way Challenge 2019

It’s time to start planning for the June ‘Bank Holiday’ weekend! Dingle Way Challenge 2019 is ready to go, and this year’s route is better than ever.

Think Luke Skywalker, Páidí Ó Sé and Tom Crean – all in one day!!!

All the usual services will be there such as hot breakfast, lunch, BBQ, bus transfers, Ambulance support etc. The list goes on…

You can go to: www.stpatsgaaclub.com to register.

Please note that the Early Bird rate ends at the end of this month, so please register now to secure the discount.

Thanks for your continued support, and looking forward to seeing you all on Sunday June 2nd.

Juvenile Academy

U6: We had a good turn out in the fine weather this morning. Great to see all the children fit and active over their school holidays. We had a fun session will lots of ball handling and mini matches. Well done to all for joining in. Special mention to Christian our player of the week today .. he got stuck in and enjoyed the session, great work, keep it up!

Thanks to all the parents for being so willing to help out with the juice and roll call etc, we have a lovely community spirit going. A big thank you to the Turner family for providing us with a new large insulated drinks container and a lot of juice. This will make it very easy for all involved. Thanks to Ross Fealy who has offered to provide a bulk box of biscuits to keep us going for a few weeks! We’re very grateful & the children are enjoying their run around afterwards!

U8: Last week was a very busy week for our Under 8’s while they were on Easter Holidays. They played in the Kerry Coiste na nÓg blitz last Wednesday where they played 3 games against John Mitchels, Scartaglin and Kilcummin. We had some great performances from all the 18 players that played and it was a great experience for all involved. A big thanks to coaches John and Joe who were ably assisted by parents Aiden and Gary. We also had academy training last Sunday in glorious sunshine with another big turnout. We worked on some fundamental & agility movements, some kick passing, 2v1 games and then finished with two games and penalties of course. Player of the week went to Paddy Flynn who played fantastic in the training game and took some great scores. Training continues next Sunday at 10:30am. Please Please Please practice at home boys and girls and your skills will improve no end!

The club would also like to thank Aiden and Sarah Turner who donated a large drinks tank for dispensing the drinks to the academy children on Sunday’s as well as a load of refreshments. The club are also very appreciative of all the moms and dads who help with the running of the academy on Sundays by helping with the training, marking out the pitches, giving the drinks to the kids and parents after training and much more. Ní neart go cur le chéile!

U10: We had a very good turn-out of our under 10 players at the Go-Game blitz for under 10’s organised by the Kerry GAA after Easter. The blitz was held in the John Mitchels pitches and was well participated in by teams from all over Kerry. Our gallant players had three games back to back against Dromid Pearses, Gneeveguilla and An Ghaeltacht respectively. This was our first outing of the season and it certainly helped as an introduction to more competitive games. A special mention to some of our senior under eight players of Tommy, Hugh and Blake who had played in the under eight’s blitz the previous day and played very well with the under 10’s. Well done to everyone who played and thanks to their parents for getting them there.

We had an energetic session at the Academy last Sunday morning and great to see Lainey back in training again. Chloe, Tara and Aimee put in a good session with Chloe making some excellent catches during the final game.

Don’t forget to practice with a ball for 20 minutes every day at home during the week.

U14 girls receiving their new jerseys from Jerry Dwyer of Lee Strand.

U14 Girls: Thanks to Jerry Dwyer, Lee Strand who presented our U14 girls with brand new jerseys during last Wednesday’s training. Also thanks to Juvenile Secretary, Terry Boyle for facilitating this.

Training continues next Wednesday at the usual time of 6pm. Looking forward to seeing everyone.

U14 Boys: Our U14 boys made the very short trip to Strand Road to take on neighbours, Kerins O’Rahilly’s in a rescheduled County League match last Saturday but came away empty-handed.

Playing in very windy conditions and against the wind in the first half, our boys were subjected to constant pressure which often resulted in scores for the home side as we never really got going. In the second half as we have seen in recent matches, we played much better with the wind and were unlucky not to nick in a goal or two.

Our last match in the County League is this Wednesday, the 1st May when we welcome Annascaul/Lispole to Blennerville. This match throws in at 7pm.

 Cul Camp 2019

The St Pats Cul Camp will take place between the 5th and 9th of August from 10am to 2.30pm every day. The Camp provides boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 13 with action packed and fun-filled week of activities during the summer holidays. Cost is €60 per child with reductions (€55 for second child and €45 for third and fourth child) for additional members of the family. Booking can be made online at the Cul Camp official website or on the first morning of the Camp. Each child will receive FREE Kellog’s GAA gear and backpack.

Best Wishes

The club will like to wish James Costello and the entire Kerry Minor team the best of luck as they take on Cork Minors in Pairc Ui Rinn on Tuesday, 7th of May in the first game of phase 2 of the Electric Ireland Munster Minor Championship.

To Ciara Sheehy on her appearance on Winning Streak.

Congratulations

To Siobhan Clifford and Conor Burke who were married recently.

Derryquay ICA Cake Sale

This will take place in St. John’s Parish Centre next weekend, May 4th and 5th, after the 6.10pm Mass on Saturday and the 10.30am Mass on Sunday. Tickets will also be on sale for Hand-Made Quilts which the group have created. Raffle will take place after the 10.30am Mass. Proceeds to the Curraheen Community Room Extension Fund.

Maurice Collins Memorial Vintage Club

The Maurice Collins Memorial Vintage Club would like to extend our thanks to every one whom supported helped or sponsored and made our 12th Annual Vintage rally a tremendous success.

The following are the ticket winners

1st prize €300  Wendy Hardy  Tralee

2nd  prize €200 voucher Scotts Hotel Killarney Finbar Roche, Abbey dorney

3rd prize Afternoon tea for Elaine Donnehy,  Duagh, Listowel

4th Prize €50 hamper Delia Mc Carthy

5th prize €50 hamper J.P O Connor , Castleisland

6th prize Voucher Shabby Shiwk Oporioum  Ardfert Martina O Brien, Banna West ,Ardfert

7th Drum of oil Suttons Greg Fitzgearld  Castlegreggory

Plaque for Tractor Run Sean Hegarty, Abbeydorney

Tractor Ballancing

1st Gerard Collins Killmoyley

2nd Thomas Normoyle Glin

3rd John Foley, Ardfert.

Presentation of proceeds will take place in Flahives Bar, Ballyheigue  on Saturday 18Th May @ 21:00

Sympathy

The club would like to extend its sympathy to the families and friends of Donie Quirke Kerins Park and Bridget Griffin Lohercannon.

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