Club Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s club lotto of €9100 on Sunday night last, the numbers drawn were 02,15,26 & 28.
The five €30 euro consolation prizes went to:
Helen Rohan c/o Byrnesworth
Rod c/o Betty’s Bar
Graham Foran c/o Rock Inn
Keeley O’Shea c/o Texaco
Martin Roche c/o Rock Inn
Next week’s Lotto will have a Jackpot of €9200, and the draw will take place on Sunday Night 04/10/2026 at 9pm in Skelper Quanes Bar. Our club lotto can be played online through the club website www.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.
Parish League
The Parish League 2026 has got off to a fantastic start, with two brilliant opening rounds enjoyed by both the boys’ and girls’ teams.
There was excellent football on display throughout, with great skill, teamwork, sporting spirit, and competitiveness shown by all involved.
The teams, The Dingle Way, The Bridge, The West, and The Windmill, all played their part in making the opening rounds such an enjoyable success.
Well, done to every player who took part, and many thanks to everyone who helped organise and support the games.
We return next Sunday from 9:30am for the parade, Round 3, finals, and medal presentations, and we look forward to another great morning of football and fun.
Please also join us for our LGFA Development meeting on Tuesday evening to hear about the positive steps being taken to sustain and develop girls’ football at St Pats for the future. Tea/Coffee 8pm, Presentation 8:30pm.
U13 Boys
St Pats were in U13 Central League action last Wednesday at home to Keel. Well, done to all our players. They all performed brilliantly on the night. The coaches were delighted with the skills shown by our players during the game with some great teamwork and score taking on the night. Naomh Pádraig Abú !!
U16’s
Our U16s faced two strong opposition teams this week. Monday night the boys took on Kerins O’Rahillys in the Tralee district shield semi-final. The home team were convincing winners on the night and showed great skill in their defensive display. Sunday afternoon, a home game in Castlegregory vs Dingle was a tale of two halves.
Our lads battled well against the elements and put some great moves together. Aj Turner was having great success in his kickouts, and notable scores came from Padraig, Ethan, and Conor.
Dingle brought a different intensity to the 2nd half creating and scoring multiple goal chances. Rian Flynn 1 point, Padraig O’Connor 2 points, and Jake Kelly got a goal to narrow the deficit. Unfortunately, the result did not go our way. The U14s played their part in both games with 6 of the lads playing up.
50 Years A Growing
St Pats GAA Book Committee are delighted to announce that our ’50 Years Growing’ book was 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.
Congratulations
To Anna and Martin Stack on the birth of their baby boy recently.
Sympathy
The club would like to extend its sympathy to the families and friends of Denis lBreen Stacks Villas, Kathleen Moriarty Kevin Barrys Villas and John Boyd, ate of Chapel Street.
