The first prize winner in the July club
draw was Rory O Brien, Shreelane, second went to Margaret Burke, Maulatrahane
and third the O Donovan Family, West Quay. Consolation prizes were won by Amy
and Joanne Hamilton, Glandore; Jimmy Kenneally, Drinagh; Martin O Sullivan,
Droum and Michael Tobin, Keamore.
On
Wednesday 18th July the minor hurlers played St Colms in the championship
in Skibbereen. The team was slow to
settle and the western men were much livelier playing with the wind and were in
a strong position at half time ahead on the score 3-8 to 1-4. While the game
may have appeared out of reach the team put in a great effort and worked very
hard for the second half. While they dominated possession they were unable to
convert this possession into scores and while the final score showed them
losing 1-6 to 4-8 they had restored a lot of pride with their effort.
On Friday
evening the minor footballers played Clanna Gael in a competitive game that was
a good preparation for the championship which will have been played by the time
these notes are printed.
The U8 footballers took part in an excellently
organised blitz in Dunmanway on Saturday 21st July. The conditions
were superb and this was a thoroughly enjoyable experience for all involved and
was a credit to the organisers.
Preparations are ongoing for the
festival which will run from 1st -6th August
Fixtures
– The
junior A football championship replay between Ballinascarthy and Gabriel
Rangers takes place in Leap this Sunday evening 29th July
at 6pm.
U16
hurling league vs. St Colms on Thursday 26th July at 7.30pm in Kealkil.
Junior
C championship vs. Bantry on Sunday 29th July at 12noon in Bantry.
As fixtures are liable to change check
locally prior to travelling.
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