Newcastlewest weekly Notes
September 30, 2015Hurling Co.Cup semi final.
St. Kierans 1 - 16
NCW 1 - 9
We made our exit at the hands of the above competition at the hands of our near neighbors St . Kieran's in Mick Neville part last Tuesday.
A poor first half in which our opponents took all their chances and we didn't left us with a mountain to climb trailing 1 8 to 0 2 at the break .
We tried gamely in the second half to reduce the deficit but it wasn't to be . St . Kierans in the end running out deserved winners on a score
Of 1 - 16 to 1-09.
This game was the finish of the adult hurling in the club for the year , It what was an poor enough year , the positives are the retention of our Intermediate status and also the introduction of younger players to the championship with hopefully more to be added next year.
A big thank you to all the panel and management who gave of their time over the course of the year.
Panel. Connor O'Sullivan , Damien Garrihy, Tim Nix , Mike O'Leary , Sean Browne, Tommy Kelliher, Niall Enright , James Kelly , Darragh McMahon, Mike McMahon, Willy Hurley,
Paul Hannan, Stephen Brosnan, Cian Sheehan, Conor Fanning, Conor Relihan, Eoin Hurley , Mike Martin, Jamie Lee , Thomas Quilligan , James Quilligan, Stephen Nix , Mark Linehan,
Seamus Hurley, Caleb O'Se, Maurice Murphy , Shane Kelly , Eoin Murphy .
Co . Senior Football Semi Final.
Next Sunday at 2pm in Kilmallock we take on last year's co. champions Ballylanders in the county semi final. Please come out and support this hardworking team as we endeavour to reach this years
County final.
U14 Hurling
Our under 14 Hurlers faced combination team Ballyhoura Gaels on Saturday last in the County Semi Final. Having won all of our seven group matches we approached the game with optimism. However on the day Ballyhoura proved too strong for our lads and ran out comfortable winners. Each of the boys battled hard and kept going until the final whistle with Bryan Nix being particularly impressive scoring 2-5. The result on the day did not do justice to the effort and ability the lads showed all year and with only 5 of the panel overage next year we will face into 2016 with some optimism.
Panel: Ethan Hurley, Andrew Mortell, Michael Cremin, Todd Donovan, Ruadhan O Connor, Evan Mc Mahon, Leon Barry, Jody Woulfe, Luke Gleeson, Bryan Nix (Capt.), Brian Foley, Morgan Sheehan, Conor Walker, Daniel Normoyle, Evan Sheehan, Killian Collins, Jack Duggan, Oisin Enright, Padraig Walsh, Mikey McNamara.
U14 Football
On Saturday next we take on Galbally in the Football Semi Final. In the group stages we overcame next Saturday's opponents in a very tough game and expect a tough battle again. All support would be welcome. Throw in at Mick Neville Park is 11.30.
U13 Hurling
The group stages concluded on Wednesday last with a 5 point defeat to Kilpeacon after a great game in the field. Both teams came into this game unbeaten with victories over Kilmallock, Deel Ranger, St. Kierans and Croagh Kilfinny knowing that the winner would qualify for the final. After a fiercely contested and enjoyable game we came up just short with our opponents taking their chances and ourselves unfortunately missing a few good goal chances. Our hurling year concluded but again there is much optimism for 2016.
Panel: Paudie Kelly, Andrew Mortell, Michael Cremin, Todd Donovan, Ruadhan O Connor, Evan Mc Mahon, Leon Barry, Jody Woulfe, , Morgan Sheehan, Ethan Hurley, Conor Walker, Evan Sheehan, Jack Duggan, Oisin Enright, Padraig Walsh, Mikey McNamara, Donal Bourke, Michael Blashkiv, Brian Coughlan, Gavin O Keefe, Dylan Scanlan.
Newcastle West U14 Hurlers who played Ballyhoura Gaels in the County Semi Final
County Premier Minor Football Championship Semi Finals
Mungret v Newcastlewest 30/10 Mick Neville Park 8.00pm
6/U8 Football and Hurling
Training each Saturday Morning at 10am in the All weather field
U10 Football and Hurling
Training each Saturday Morning at 10am in the main field
U11 and U12 Football and Hurling
Training each Saturday Morning at 10am in the main field
RTE'S Brand New Quiz Show
RTÉ's brand new quiz show could be sending you and two friends/relatives off on a fantastic luxury holiday. The show will be hitting your screens this year, testing people's knowledge of the last 40 years. In each show, teams of three friends and/or relatives will battle it out for the top prize, answering questions of memorable moments, from sport and TV to politics and pop! Do you or your friends remember when Wham! had you waking up with the Jitterbug, or when Meatloaf would do anything but that? How well do you recall Italia 90 or who was bringing home Sam or Liam? What about the rise and fall of Charlie? Who shot JR, or was it all a dream? Using video archive, the show will relive all the laughs, tears, shocks and triumphs of the 80's, 90's, Noughties and now, while putting the teams' knowledge and memory to the test. If you and two of your friends/relatives are up for the challenge, over 18 and are legal residents in Ireland, then please hit the link bel ow to register:
http://tinyurl.com/op4x7z3
Farm Safety Seminar
How safe is your farm
Venue: Devon Inn Hotel, Templeglantine, Co. Limerick at: 7:00 pm on Thursday, 15th October, 2015
Speakers are Marie Canning National Chairperson of IFA Social & Family Affairs.
Diarmaid Cronin Community Alert Development Officer with Muintir na Tire for theSouthern Region - Cork,Kerry and Limerick and James Clarke Farm Accident survivor,
Admission is free. Q and A session. refreshments will be served
Lotto Draw Results: Jackpot is 20,000 Euro
The result of the Lotto Draw for Tuesday 29th 2015
Numbers drawn 2, 6, 7, 8
No Winner
Bonus prize of €100 Geraldine Liston
There were 5 lucky dip winners of €40 each
Artur Pietrock
DJ Noonan
Dairmuid Creedon
Alan O'Connor
K O'Callaghan
The Next draw will take place on Monday October 5th in the Central Bar
Best Of Luck to everyone in the next draw
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