Lotto Results 20/06/2021

 

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June ‘Grab a Grand’ winner

 

Congratulations to Deirdre Crossan who collects the €1000 for our June Grab a Grand!

 

 

 

CLUICHÍ NA SEACHTAINE 

Dé Céadaoin, 23ú Meitheamh

🔵U13 Boys - Division 3

Naomh Adhamhnáin v Gaeil Fhánada

Venue: O’ Donnell Park @ 7:30

 

 

Dé hAoine, 25ú Meitheamh

🔵U10 Girls 

Na Dúnaibh v Gaeil Fhánada

Venue: Páirc na Dúnaibh @ 6pm

 

🔵U12 Girls

Na Dúnaibh v Gaeil Fhánada

Venue: Páirc na Dúnaibh @ 7pm 

 

🔵U17 Boys - Division 2

Roibeard Eimid v Gaeil Fhánada

Venue: Castlefinn @ 7:30

 

 

Dé Sathairn, 26ú Meitheamh

🔵All County League - Division 3

Gaeil Fhánada v Bun an Phobail

Venue: Páirc Uí Shiadhail @ 5:30

 

🔵 All County League - Division 3 Reserve

Gaeil Fhánada v Bun an Phobail 

Páirc Uí Shiadhail @ 7pm

 

 

Dé Luain, 28ú Meitheamh

🔵U15 Boys - Division 2

Gleann tSúilí v Gaeil Fhánada

Venue: Glenswilly @ 7pm

 

 

Dé Máirt, 29ú Meitheamh

🔵U16 Girls - Division 1

Gaeil Fhánada v Seán Mac Cumhaill

Venue: Páirc Uí Shiadhail

 

 

 

Mc Ateer’s men make it two from two in Division 3

 

Gaeil Fhánada 0:14 Naomh Bríd 0:08

 

Aidan Mc Ateer’s troops made it two from two in Trummon on Sunday afternoon after defeating Naomh Bríd in a tetchy league encounter. There were three changes from last week’s victory over Four Masters, with Eoin Mc Gonigle, Oisín Mc Fadden and Mark Friel coming into the team in place of Shaun Friel, Odhrán Shiels and Paddy Carr. 

 

The hosts played with the aid of a very slight breeze in the opening period and were the first to trouble the scoreboard, firing a point in the opening minute of proceedings. Liam Mc Grenaghan, who had a brilliant day at the office responded from a placed ball to level it a moment later. Naomh Bríd edged ahead for the second time through a Thomas Gallagher 45 meter free, but Mc Grenaghan again responded after Eoghan Carr had been fouled. Carr was again involved in the next score, forcing a turnover which led to a tidy Bernard Mc Gettigan point on eight minutes which put Murray’s men into the lead for the first time. 

 

Páirc Naomh Bríd wasn’t a place for the faint hearted this afternoon, but the Gaels really dug in for the next period, and between the eighth minute and the water break, they stretched their lead to three points. Two Séimí Friel points, a free and one from play, coupled with a Mc Grenaghan point from play left the Gaels six points to three ahead at the sos uisce. 

 

It wasn’t to be plain sailing for the remainder of the half however, as the hosts had their best period of the game from there until half time, eating into the Gaeil Fhánada lead. Thomas Gallagher and Shane Walsh were on target with Bernard Mc Gettigan offering the sole Gaels response after good build up play from Ryan Mc Gonigle in the 28th minute. Half time: Gaeil Fhánada 0:07 Naomh Bríd 0:06. 

 

The lads really stepped it up after the break,  reclaimed midfield superiority and had a period of dominance. Séimí Friel put two points between the sides after good work from Shaun Kerr and Jimmy Coyle, before Mc Gettigan did a great bit of defensive work plucking the ball out of the sky in front of his own goal as Naomh Bríd probed. Friel pointed his fourth after yet another foul on Carr, a move which began with a Shaun Kerr turnover. Friel struck for his third in succession with a monster point from an acute angle, with his brother Mark adding a further score after a strong Michael Sweeney charge through the centre. Liam Mc Grenaghan put six between the sides with ten minutes remaining, but two quickfire Naomh Bríd points to any thoughts of a comfortable finish to bed. Fergal Friel was introduced and immediately plucked an Eoin Mc Gonigle kick out from the sky and fed Mark Mc Ateer who was fouled. Mc Grenaghan showed great nerve to kick his fifth of the day which allowed the considerable Gaeil Fhánada support to breathe a sigh of relief. The hosts went in search of goal but a timely interception from  the recently introduced James Kerr averted a dangerous looking move as the game passed the thirty minute mark. The referee had little option but to dismiss two Naomh Bríd defenders to red cards in injury time, while Gaeil Fhánada finished the game with 14, receiving a late black card as well. Oisín Shiels finished off the scoring in the final minute of injury time, rounding off a Gaels break which swept the length of the field. 

 

It’s always a good day at the office when you pick up two points away from home, so the lads will certainly take plenty positives from the performance. Liam Mc Grenaghan and Séimí Nanny hit some super scores over the hour while Eoghan Carr and Ryan Mc Gonigle did a huge amount of work both on and off the ball. This was the definition of a team performance however, with every man playing his part in a terrific battling performance. Next up for the lads is Moville in Páirc Uí Shiadhail next weekend. 

 

Eoin Mc Gonigle, Shaun Kerr, James Gallagher, Oisín Mc Fadden, Bernard Mc Gettigan (0:02), Oisín Shiels (0:01), Jimmy Coyle, Ryan Mc Gonigle, Michael Sweeney, Eoghan Carr, Mark Mc Ateer, Liam Mc Grenaghan (0:05), Séimí Friel (0:05), Alan Mc Ateer, Mark Friel (0:01). 

 

Fergal Friel for Alan Mc Ateer, James Kerr for Eoghan Carr, Brandon Mc Clafferty for Mark Friel.

 

 

 

Aodh Ruadh too strong for ladies on Sunday morning

 

The ladies suffered defeat this morning in Ballyshannon against an exceptional and extremely efficient Aodh Ruadh team. The sides were tied, two points apiece after eight minutes with Hannah Shiels and Lauren Carr on target. The hosts then upped it a gear and tagged on several points before finding the net in the closing stages of the first half. Marguerite in goals did really well to save a penalty kick but Aodh Ruadh fired home the rebound. Emma Friel and Lauren Carr added points to the Gaels’ tally as the first half reached its conclusion. 

 

A superb individual goal from Lauren Carr was the main talking point of the second half from a Gaeil Fhánada perspective but Aodh Ruadh continued to keep the scoreboard ticking over to run out comfortable winners on the day. Michelle Mc Devitt was the standout Gaels performer, while Méabh Duffy and Emma Friel also put in decent performances. 

 

Next up is a home fixture against Killybegs in a fortnight. 

 

Marguerite O’ Donoghue, Tori Gallagher, Michelle Mc Devitt, Méabh Duffy, Maggie Friel, Niamh Mc Devitt, Siobhán Sweeney, Eimear Gibbons, Orla Mc Gonigle, Aoife Gibbons, Hannah Shiels (0:02), Eimear Sweeney, Aisling Mc Devitt, Lauren Carr (1:02), Emma Friel (0:01). 

 

Caitlin Heraghty for Maggie Friel, Miriam Murphy for Eimear Gibbons, Méabh Mc Ateer for Aoife Gibbons, Jessica Coll for Aisling Mc Devitt, Leanne Martin for Hannah Shiels, Muireann Ní Mhathúna for Siobhán Sweeney.

 

 

 

Honours even in U13 clash

 

Gaeil Fhánada 5:11 Na Dúnaibh 6:08

 

The u13 boys made the short trip across the bridge on Friday evening and played out a high scoring draw against Na Dúnaibh in Round 2 of the league. 

Fanad started off brightly and got a couple of early goals but Downings were never far away and after a couple of wides, they started to find their range and reeled in the Fanad men by half time. Downings deservedly took the lead in the second half but the boys in blue and white didnt give up and showed great resolve to earn a share of the spoils at the end.

 

Great to have Gavin Mc Ateer and Cormac Dunleavy back on board to strengthen up the squad. Also two relatively new men, who put in stellar performances in both defence and attack, were Johnny Mc Ateer and Eoghan Mc Laughlin. 

There was a strong competitive edge to this game in which both teams will have learned a lot. 

Team:

Gavin Mc Ateer, Cormac Dunleavy, Conor Friel, Eoghan Mc Laughlin, Johnny Mc Ateer, Evan Mc Daid, Dan Martin, Iosaf Mc Ateer, Christian Gibbons, Conor Callaghan, Harry Blaney, Cillian Gilmour, Oisin Lynch, Ronan Wilson, Jack Dunleavy, Darragh Boyce, Michael Peoples, Kieran Carr, Tiernan Kerr. 

 

Next game is this coming  Wednesday the 23rd against St Eunan’s in O’ Donnell Park at 7.30pm.

Training on Friday in Portsalon at 6.30.

 

 

 

U7’s in Downings

 

Well done to all our U7 players who played their first game for the club on Saturday morning against CLG na Dúnaibh! Hopefully it’ll be the first of many outings in the Gaeil Fhánada colours. 

 

Maith sibh uilig!

 

 

 

Go-Game Refereeing Course

 

If you’ve ever wanted to get involved in refereeing, this is the course for you. 

 

There will be a Go-Game Refereeing Course delivered over MS Teams in the next number of weeks.

 

It will be a One Session Course which will last for two hours. 

 

If you’d like to book your place, please contact Fiona Shiels on 0851555645 or [email protected]

 

Participants must be at least 16 years of age in 2021.

 

 

 

Gaeil Fhánada ‘Cúl Camp’ 2021

 

The Gaeil Fhánada Cúl Camp will take place from Monday, July 26th - Friday, July 30th this year. This camp is for boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 13. 

 

The camp is limited to 100 places this year with all bookings taking place online on the Cúl Camp website. 

 

75% of places in the camp have already been filled and it’s envisaged that the remaining places will sell out soon, so please don’t delay if you’d like to register your child’s place. 

 

To register, or for further details check out https://www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie/

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