Junior Championship
St Lomans Mullingar 1.15 Garrycastle 2.12
St Lomans travelled to south Westmeath on Thursday last to contest a vital group game in the Junior Championship against Garrycastle.
St Lomans made an impressive start with points from Niall Mc Gurran and Mark Browne in the opening minute. Garrycastle were quick to reply and a goal and a point soon followed that set a pattern to an entertaining first half with both sides trading scores. St Lomans were aided by a strong wind to their backs and points from Michael Gleeson(2), David Windsor(2), Niall Mc Gurran(2) and Mark Browne left the blues trailing by three points at half time with Gleeson's points been the pick of the scores.
A determined start to the second half from St Lomans was rewarded with points from Niall Mc Gurran and Mark Browne. Wing back Daniel Sheridan rattled the net on the three minute mark after a wonderful solo run. The home side battled back to level the game with scores of their own before points from Timmy Murphy, Niall Mc Gurran(2) and David Windsor looked to have given St Lomans the win. Garrycastle were to dominate the closing stages and three well taken points ensured both sides had to settle for a draw.
Team; Paul Mc Gann, Donal Mc Govern, Darragh O Keeffe, Cathal Mc Kinley, Daniel Sheridan(1.0), Jonathon Plunkett, Timmy Murphy(0.01), Adam Gaffney, Tom Lambden, Michael Gleeson(0.02), Shane Canning, Mark Browne(0.03), Niall Mc Gurran(0.06,2f), Paul Martin, David Windsor(0.03). Subs Used; Conor O Donoghue, Conor Cochrane, Senan Russell.

Division 1
St Lomans Mullingar 0.09 Castledaly 0.07
St Lomans hosted Castledaly in the Division 1 league in Lakepoint Park on Tuesday last with the game played under drizzly conditions.
Both teams struggled to adapt to the slippery surface in the early stages of the game and it took a Paddy Dowdall point in the sixth minute to register the first score. Castledaly soon responded and broke through the St Lomans defence only to meet Gary Glennon who made a wonderful block with the away side pointing from the resulting 45. Paddy Dowdall got his second point of the game midway through the half and Brian Murphy soon added to the blues tally with a well taken point. Both sides exchanged a point each towards the end of the half with Kelvin Reilly converting a free leaving just two points between the sides at half time.
The second half started brightly for St Lomans with Garrett Hickey getting two points including a fine score from distance. The away side responded with a scored free before Kelvin Reilly and Ciaran Kilmurray added points to St Lomans tally. It was Castledaly who were to finish the game stronger and four unanswered points left the minimum between the sides before substitute John Heslin converted a free after Michael Gleeson had been fouled to see St Lomans finish two point winners.
Team; James Mc Kenna, Shane Flynn, Adam Carroll, Darragh O Keeffe, Donal Mc Govern, Gary Glennon, David Rushe, Ciaran Kilmurray(0.01), Brian Murphy(0.01), Adam Gaffney, Shane Canning, Paddy Dowdall(0.02), Kelvin Reilly(0.02,1f), Jonathon Plunkett, Garrett Hickey(0.02). Subs Used; John Heslin(0.01f), Michael Gleeson.

Division 3
St Lomans Mullingar 0.09 Moate 1.11
A busy week on the road for St Lomans involved a trip to Moate on Saturday evening last to contest the Division three league.
Conor Cochrane opened the scoring after four minutes from a Michael Gleeson pass but it was the home side that were to dominate the half aided by a strong wind. Moate replied with two points and a wonderful goal hit to the roof of the net that left goalkeeper James Mc Kenna with no chance. Points from Niall Mc Gurran and Michael Gleeson kept St Lomans in touch midway through the half but six unanswered points from Moate left the home side with a strong lead at the interval.
St Lomans were to dominate the second half and points from Garrett Hickey, Niall Mc Gurran(4) and Conor Matthews brought the blues right back into contention. A comeback looked on the cards but some wasteful moments in possession left defeat inevitable. The home side registered three points in the final five minutes and finished five point winners as the final whistle sounded.
Team; James Mc Kenna, Cian Burke, Senan Russell, Cathal Mc Kinley, Darragh O Keeffe, Adam Carroll, Timmy Murphy, Tom Lambden, Shane Canning, Michael Gleeson(0.01), Mark Browne, Conor Cochrane(0.01), Garrett Hickey(0.01), Niall Mc Gurran(0.05,5f), David Windsor. Subs used; Conor O Donoghue, Conor Matthews(0.01), Damien Bradley.

Lotto
There was no winner from the lotto draw on June 12th. The numbers drawn were 5-25-26-27. Winners of €50 were Bernie Keena, Nel Finn, Ted Cronin and Eamon Clinton. Next week's jackpot will be €14,800!!

1500 Club Draw
The monthly 1500 club draw was made recently. The top prize for May of €1300 was won by Lorcan Daly, Lynn Rd, Mullingar. Kathleen Gallagher picked up €400 while winners of €130 each were Michael Murtagh, Martina Allen-Quinn and Lil Boyce. Congratulations to all our winners.

Table Quiz
The club wishes to thank all who attended the quiz on Friday night. Also special thanks to Paul Mc Gann and Dave Doolin for their hard work in organising the quiz.

Presentation
Ken Maleady recently ran the Belfast marathon in memory of the late Kevin Craig. On Friday June 21st Ken will be making a presentation of approximately €4,000 to The Irish Cancer Society from all monies raised. The presentation takes places in the clubhouse at 9.30pm. There will also be music on the night and all are welcome to attend. Tweet

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