Club Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s club lotto of €8300 on Sunday night last, the numbers drawn were 07,09, 11 & 26.
The five €30 euro consolation prizes went to:
Donal Brosnan Lohercannon
Martin Roche Rock Inn
Jessie Conaughton c/o J, O’Connor
Ann Jones Online
Irene Passway Online
Next week’s Lotto will have a Jackpot of €8400, and the draw will take place on Sunday Night09/08/2026 at 9pm in Skelper Quanes Bar. Our club lotto can be played online through the club websitewww.stpatsgaaclub.com online at https://stpatsgaablennerville.clubforce.com/products/lotto/st-pats-gaa from any club officer, or at the following outlets:
O’Shea Shop and Service Station Blennerville
Poff Motors Dingle Road
Noyeks Mile Height
Byrnesworth
Skelper Quanes
Keane’s Of Curraheen
Betty’s Bar The Rock Inn
Centra Curraheen
Many Thanks to all who contribute to our weekly club Lotto. Please have your Lotto entries in by 7pm, every Sunday night.
Juvenile Academy
Surrounded by several larger clubs in our catchment area, we take pride in offering a more personal small club experience.
Our modest team sizes and close-knit environment create a space where members are known, supported, and offers greater opportunities to play!
If you are interested in joining us, then contact Michael 0863855428. We would love to see you!!! We are back in St Pats GAA V92RH98 on Sunday from 10am-11am. Open to all Children living in the Tralee Area from Under 6 to Under 12.
U10 Girls
Fantastic effort by the girls again last Wednesday evening 29th of July- each one of them were eager to get involved, and their confidence and appetite for playing is really developing which is great to see. Keep encouraging them at home.
Our U10 girls play in their next round of Go Games on Thursday 6h of August at 6.30pm in Ballybunion.
.U11 Boys
Well done to our u11’s who represented their club and county today in the Munster Blitz held in Pàirc Ui Chaoimh. They faced stiff opposition from teams from Waterford, Tipperary & Cork and were victorious in all 3 games playing some excellent football.
U12 Girls
Our U12 Girls against Beale did not go ahead as scheduled. We have been invited to take part in the Munster U12 Blitz in Cordal on the 8th of August beginning at 10am.
U14 Boys
Our U14 played against strong Castleisland Desmonds last Tuesday evening, with great teamwork and effort shown throughout the match. The opposition proved too strong and clench the win.
Our next match is against Annascaul/Lispole on Tuesday 4th of August at 7pmin Annascaul GAA.
U17
Our U16’s hosted Keel in the Div.8 Semi-final of the County League last Thursday evening. A game where the momentum swung in the favour of either side throughout the contest saw great individual scores and team football come to the fore.
Close opening exchanges which saw both teams going at it. Ethan Harrington nailed a 2 pointer from the right-hand side and Conor Galvin’s frees kept the opposition on their toes. Keel scored 2 goals in quick succession shortly before the half time break and took control of the game at the stage.
Some vital defensive interceptions from Luke Dowd, Tommy Costello and Rylan Flynn stopped what could have been game over.
Having been 8 points down at halftime a rallying performance the lads saw us draw level with Keel after the third quarter.
Joint captain Jake Kelly produced a fantastic display of tackling in 1v1 situations, and time and time again started our attacks.
Padraig O’Connor’s buried his shot in the bottom corner and the introduction of U14 Darragh Sheehan sparked the game having turned his man over and calmly taking his score. Conor Galvin and Darragh again tagged on scores to level it.
The saying goes ‘Goals Win Games’ and where we let opportunities pass us Keel counter attacked and put two in quick succession yet again. Not to be outdone, scores from Conor,
Padraig and Shane Veale brought the game to a single kick of the ball with 5minutes remaining. Unfortunately, in our efforts to draw level Keel’s goalkeeper came up with 3 miraculous saves and their commanding midfielders brought vital scores when they needed it most. Hard luck to the lads who put on a fine display of football. Well Done to Keel in their win.
St. Pat’s/Castle 1-15 Keel 6-10
50 Years A Growing
St Pats GAA Book Committee are delighted to announce that our ’50 Years Growing’ book was recently launched. This book is available to purchase in O’Shea’s GALA Shop and Service Station and at https://st-pats.sumupstore.com/product/st-pat-s-book-50-years , If you wish to purchase the book, please contact any executive members.
Juniors
Our Juniors Round 3 game of the Tralee/St Brendan’s Junior League against John Mitchel’s was postponed.
Seniors
Our seniors made the drive down to Cromane last Saturday evening to play Waterville. Both teams were eager to take a win away, but it was the opposition of clenched the win.
Waterville put the first two points on the board Brian Murphy opened St Pats scoring with a point it was quickly added to Waterville point.
Fergal O’Brien with his point and David O’Callaghan quick to add his own point also. Two points from Waterville kept the scoring back and forth.
Darragh Murphy put another point on St Pats score sheet, a free for Fergal O’Brien putting the ball over the bar. With another point from Brian Murphy kept St Pats scores moving. Half Time Score St Pats 0-06 Waterville 0-05
A free at the beginning of the second half converted into a point by Fergal O’Brien again after two minutes another free allowed Fergal O’Brien once more to get another point. Waterville got two points from frees and one point from play.
Fergal O’Brien pointed the ball over the bar with another free given, Waterville with another point and three points from Eoin Greaney two points and Joe O’Connor a point. A penalty awarded to St Pats scored by Fergal O’Brien drew cheers from the stand and sideline.
Waterville scored another point and achieved a goal in the dying minutes of the second half which clenched the win for them. One more point from Hayden Fitzgerald with two two pointers for Waterville.
This was fast paced throughout the entire game, physical at times but despite everything our seniors kept their heads and continued until the final whistle. Full-Time St Pats 1-13 Waterville 1-14
St Pats Team: Paudie Bailey, Michael Enright, Joe O’Connor, Ciaran McEneany, Luke Mulligan, Ben Sharp, Jordan Conway, Niall McCarthy, Liam O’Sullivan, Patrick Dowling, Brian Murphy, David O’Callaghan, Darragh Murphy, Adrain Greaney and Fergal O’Brien(C)
Substitutes Used: Jack Costello for Luke Mulligan, Eoin Greaney for Patrick Dowling, Gary Savage for David O’Callaghan, and Adrian Greaney for Hayden Fitzgerald.
Sympathy
The club would like to extend its sympathy to the families and friends of Michael Maunsell Lerrig, Michael O’Shea Oakpark and Edwina Casey Caherslee.
