The junior C footballers took on Bantry
in the championship in Leap on Friday 6th August. It had been
thought that there may be difficulties in fielding but with a good turn out
from all it turned out to be a very solid display and the team goes forward to
the next round after winning on the score 2-10 to 0-9 after a good display.
The
U16 footballers played Clanna Gael in
the league and after a match where they had to work hard came out on top.
Eileen Connolly, Corran won first prize in the
latest monthly club draw. Second went to Ger O Sullivan, Dromillihy and third
to James Nyhan, Gortroe. Consolation prize winners were Kay and Josie Ronan,
Clounties; Joe O Donovan, Bawnfune; Margaret Crowley, Leap and James Crowley,
Cappanaboha.
The revived Community Festival took
place over the weekend and was a great success. The hard working committee had organised a wide range of activities and would
like to thank all who participated and supported. It was welcome to see people
give their time to get involved in the various events. The energy and
imagination displayed in the festival rag parade on Sunday evening was a
revelation and great to see. For some it bought back happy memories of
festivals past and for others it will have created new memories that will
hopefully be built on in years to come. Well done to all. It was a great community
get together and is welcome, in these difficult times, to lift people’s spirits.
Fixtures
–
U14
football championship semi final vs. Barryroe on Thursday 9th August
at 7.15pm in Clonakilty.
U16
football championship vs. Ahan Gaels on Wednesday 15th August at 7.15pm
in Rossmore.
As fixtures are liable to change check
locally prior to travelling.
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