Patrickswell GAA Notes
June 27, 2016SENIOR HURLING: Our Senior hurlers produced a gritty performance to defeat Doon by 2-15 to 2-14 in the All-County League. In addition, Murroe-Boher provided a walkover. As a result, Patrickswell are top of the table with a 100% record. Our final group match is scheduled against undefeated Na Piarsaigh on Saturday July 2 at 7.30pm at home. It should prove to be a great match.
JUNIOR A HURLING: Patrickswell made a flying start to the City Championship with a solid 0-16 to 0-11 victory over neighbours Ballybrown. Our next fixture is slated for Friday July 1 at 7.30pm against St. Patrick's in Rathbane.
U-16 HURLING: After the completion of State Examinations, the Championship is back in action with a home fixture against Kildimo-Pallaskenry on Monday July 4 at 7.15pm.
U-14 HURLING: The next fixture for the U-14 hurlers is a home tie to welcome Ballybrown on Wednesday July 6 at 7.15pm
U-14 FOOTBALL: Patrickswell entertain Rathkeale at 6.15pm on Tuesday June 28.
CAMOGIE: The Junior Ladies travelled to Kildangan to take part in their seven-a-side tournament. The 'Well performed strongly in their three matches and qualified for a Plate Final against Portroe. Unfortunately, Portroe proved too strong but the players kept battling to the end. We'd like to thank Kildangan for hosting the event and making Patrickswell so welcome.
The next tournament for the Junior Ladies is the Munster Summer League, which is run while the Club Championship is on break due to Inter-County matches. This league will take place throughout Munster. Best of luck to the ladies.
The U-8 girls played their second blitz of the summer in Monaleen against Monaleen, Na Piarsaigh and Mungret. There was a fantastic turnout of 16 girls, who behaved and played impeccably. Patrickswell won all of their matches. Many thanks to the host club in Monaleen and to the parents for supporting the blitz. Patrickswell host a U-10 blitz on Saturday July 2 at 11am.
GUESS THE MINUTE: The Club is running a "Guess the Minute of the First Goal" in the Munster Championship between Tipperary and Waterford. The prize is €500 for a cost of €2. Tickets are available from shops, pubs, senior hurlers, the camogie club and juvenile club.
