Senior championship
St Lomans Mullingar 2.15 Castledaly 2.08
St Lomans recorded their second win in the senior championship in Cusack Park on Sunday evening last but had to survive a late scare from a resilient Castledaly team.
Castledaly opened the scoring with a point from Enda Kelly but a strong defensive first half display from St Lomans ensured this would be one of only three first half points from Castledaly with Shane Flynn and Paddy Dowdall been the stand out performers. St Lomans registered five points without reply with John Heslin(3), Paddy Dowdall and Shane Dempsey on target. Castledaly reduced the margin with two points in the closing stages of the half before John Heslin added to his tally with a pointed free after Paul Sharry had been fouled to see St Lomans three points in front at the break.
Castledaly once again were first to score on the resumption of play with a point from Fergal Hynes but it turned out to be a dominant third quarter from St Lomans. John Heslin(2), Paul Sharry and Conradh Reilly added points before Heslin coolly finished to the net with the goal set up by a wonderful catch from man of the match Ciaran Kilmurray. Brian Kelly pointed for Castledaly before the blues once again kicked over points from Shane Dempsey(2), John Heslin and Conradh Reilly. The final quarter belonged to Castledaly and their determination nearly paid off as they scored two goals and three points to bring them right back into contention. St Lomans weathered the storm and a Shane Dempsey point was soon followed by a Garrett Hickey goal who fisted to the net from Dempsey's pass to ensure a valuable seven point win.
Team; James Mc Kenna, Steven Gilmore, Shane Flynn, Jason O Toole, Gerry Grehan, Paddy Dowdall(0.01), David Whelan, Ciaran Kilmurray, Tom Lambden, Conor Cochrane, David Windsor, Conradh Reilly(0.02), Paul Sharry(0.01,1f), John Heslin(1.07,4f), Shane Dempsey(0.04). Subs Used; Adam Carroll, Garrett Hickey(1.00), Adam Gaffney.
Junior Championship
St Lomans Mullingar 1.19 Coralstown Kinnegad 1.03
St Lomans continued their 100% record in the junior championship with a commanding win in Kinnegad on Friday evening last.
Kinnegad opened the scoring with a point but it was St Lomans who had the better of the first half exchanges and replied with points from David Kenny(2), Cormac Corroon and Gerry Farrell while Paraic Mc Comb neatly finished to the net. Kinnegad reduced the margin with a goal before St Lomans began to dominate key areas in defence and midfield with Conor O Donoghue and Paddy Layde particularly impressive. Michael Gleeson, Cormac Corroon(2) and David Kenny all added points to give the blues a seven point half time lead.
The second half turned out to be a completely one sided affair as St Lomans added ten points to ensure an impressive win. Ken Mc Kinley, Adam Gaffney, David Kenny all kicked over points while it was great to see some of our minor players like Eoghan O Keeffe, Paraic Mc Comb, Sean Flanagan, James Cox and Ronan O Toole all gaining experience in an adult competition with two of the latter getting on the score sheet.
Team; James Mc Kenna, Senan Russell, Paddy Layde, Eoghan O Keeffe, Seanie Dinnegan, Conor O Donoghue, Michael Gleeson(0.01), Darragh O Keeffe, Adam Gaffney(0.02), Cathal Burke, Kenny Mc Kinley(0.01), Paraic Mc Comb(1.00), Gerry Farrell(0.01), David Kenny(0.06,2f), Cormac Corroon(0.03,2f). Subs Used; James Cox(0.03), Ronan O Toole(0.02,2f), Conor Matthews, Sean Flanagan, Johnny Mee.
U15 Competition
St Lomans played the group stages of the U15 9 aside Competition on Tuesday evening last with Shandonagh and Ballynacargy visiting Lakepoint Park. St Lomans won both games with each match played in a keenly contested manner. The lads now progress to the knock out stages of the competition.
U10 Boys
The U10 Boys made it two wins out of two when visiting The Downs on Monday evening. The results on Monday hopefully went someway to helping the boys recover from two hard fought defeats against a strong Coralstown Kinnegad squad the previous Saturday. Kinnegad were strongest squad we played this year and we look forward to pitting ourselves against them in years to come!
U12 Girls
St Lomans 2-0 Mullingar Shamrocks 3-6.
St Lomans girls suffered defeat last week to a very strong shamrocks team who availed of their scoring chances. This was one of the tougher matches in the group. Well done to all the girls for their great team efforts!
Team; Jane Mc Kenna, Meadbh Killalea, Eliz Granahan, Emma Keena, Eva Mahedy, Evie Daly, Ciara Quinn, Emer Murphy (1-0),Abby Foy, Laura Cullen, Niamh Egerton (1-0),Emma Mc Donnell, Saoirse Cunningham, Annie Graham, Ella Mannering. Subs used; Lauren Kennedy, Ashley and Sarah Mc Cormack, Emma Devine Scally

1500 Club Draw
The June 1500 Club draw was made recently. This month's top prize winner of €1,300 was Anne Ennis-Kelly, Lakepoint, Mullingar. Winner of €400 was Marese Collins while Pat Layde, Anne Eighan and Mary Geraghty collected €130 each.
Lotto
There was no jackpot winner from the lotto draw on July 16th. The numbers drawn were 3,23,24,28. Winners of €50 each were Carol & Ursula Mc Kinley, Gerry Walsh, Lorcan Reilly and Claire Bardon Maher. Next week's jackpot will be €5,800.
Golf Society
The next Golf Society outing takes place in Rathcore Golf Club on Friday August 1st. Tee Times are from 12 noon till 1.30pm. The outing at just €35 per person which includes food and prizes represents great value. Contact Paul Mc Gann on 087 6287039 for further information. All welcome!!
Tesco Community Fund
The club is delighted to have been selected into the Tesco Mullingar Community Fund Programme. The programme can raise much needed funds for the club simply by our members shopping in Tesco! At the end of each purchase customers will get a token and enter it in the St Lomans Box in the store. At the end of the programme tokens will be counted and the amount of tokens will decide what contribution the club will receive. The club asks all members to participate if possible!
Condolences
St Lomans Mullingar wishes to offer its condolences to the Sheridan family following the recent passing Vincent Sheridan, Arva, Co Cavan. May he Rest In Peace. Tweet

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