There was no
activity on the playing fields during the past week. The National Automation Limited U21s are in preparation for their
Division 1 County Semi-Final which is scheduled for the 9th of December against
opposition that is yet to be determined.
The Club is
planning to start "The Gathering" in advance of the official commencement
when it will welcome home many former players, supporters and friends to it big
social event of the year-the annual Christmas Quiz, which will be held in St
Joseph's Hall on 28th December.
Congratulations
to St Brigids on retaining their Connacht Senior Club title on Sunday with
a polished display especially in the second half. While many of these games, at this time of year fail to
live up to expectations or hopes rather this was one where both teams are to be
commended on their approach to playing top class football without displays of
niggardly rancour.
Well done to Boyle Musical Society on their as
usual excellent show-"The Producers".
The Club
wishes Donal Smith every success as nominee for U21 ‘Player of the Year’.
The winner will be announced at the upcoming Roscommon Supporters Club banquet.
The Club
extends its sympathy to the Neary
family, Callow, Frenchpark on the sad passing of former Ballinameen player
Benny Neary, and to the Roddy families Grange and Finisklin on the death of Mrs
Rita Burke, Carrick on Shannon.
The Club thanks those who assisted in the
church gate collection at the weekend for the ISPCC and to all who contributed
a substantial sum to this very worthy cause.
Go raibh
maith agaibh,
Martin Dolan,
P.R.O. Boyle
GAA Club
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