The Cooney Motors/ Cooney's
Centra Juniors, with a good mix of youth and experience, had a comprehensive 2.15.
to 1.1 win over St Ronans in Ballyfarnon on Sunday. It was good to see
Declan McGovern back in action. The 13 –a-side team was: T. McGarty/J. Regan/D.
Mattimoe/Ml. Hanmore/C. Goldrick/D. Kelly/S. Tonra/ J. Suffin/C. Tivnan/Ml.
Lavin/S. Spellman/M. Goldrick/ D. McGovern and M. O’Donohoe. Fair play to
Bernie Shannon for getting a team out (and to those who turned out) on this
occasion as there were a number of defections for whatever reasons. It is important
to have this Junior team playing to give extra players (from the Intermediate
team) extra games. Their next outing will be against St. Michael's in Boyle
later this month which should be a decent outing.
The McGovern Directional Drilling
intermediates played out a hard earned draw against Michael Glaveys on Saturday
in Ballinlough in the Division 2 League (O'Gara Cup). The result there was
Boyle 2.10 Ml. Glavey’s 1.13. This was a mixed bag of a game with periods and
incidents of frustrating play rescued by short bursts of very good play. The
usual aspects showed such as losing possession/not securing possession/sloppy
passing/not enough breaks being hovered up etc. Note: If a free is given aganist you do not be so poite as to hand your opposite number the ball!
It was good to see a fine performance by Mark O’Donohoe who scored 2.3 aided by Enda Smith with 5 and Ray Hannon with 2 points.. the team was; C. Beirne/K. Supple/D. Callaghan/M.Goldrick/Ml. P. Gilmartin/C. Cox/ Ml. Hanmore/E. Smith/C. Cox/M.O’Connor/R. Hannon/M. O’Donohoe/D.O’Connor/T. Lowe with D. Kelly and M. O’Connor. While Glavey’s were a fairly smart, fit, young team it is probable that Boyle have yet to meet the top guns in this league. Their next outing will be against St Dominic's (a tough gun) in Boyle on Easter Sunday, March 24th.
The National Automation Limited Minors
are expected to have an away league game against Padraig Pearses next
weekend. In their first game they had a win over St. Brigid’s. This should
be one of the signature teams of Boyle this season.
The three Boyle Clubs--the Senior Club,
the Minor Club and the Ladies Club have combined to arrange a "Cash
for Clobber" clothes collection fundraiser. All householders in the Club
area are asked to do a "spring clean" of their wardrobes and
bedrooms to get rid of old and unwanted clothes. Bags of clean clothes will be
collected in the Clubroom on each of the following Saturdays --16th, 23rd and
30th March between 12 noon and 2pm. Alternatively, arrangements can be
made with any of the Club officers. The Club is glad to announce that the scarf
which was in the Club's possession since Christmas has been re-united with its
owner. The jacket remains on our hands, and unless an owner comes forward
within the current week, it will join the Club's clothes collection.
Well done to
the big number of Boyle personnel especially to James and Enda O’Boyle, Fergal O’Donnell/Dara
Callaghan/ Ml. Gilmartin/ Kit O’Connor/A.N.Other for their involvement in the fine and successful Minor team fundraising
quiz in the Abbey Hotel on Saturday night last.
The Club extends its best wishes to St Brigids
and hopes that it will bring the Andy Merrigan Cup to Kiltoom on St Patrick's
Day.
Sympathy is extended to the Cregg
family, Ballymore on the death of Eugene.
Ladies Club;
The U16 girls and the Intermediate Ladies both lost to respective St Ciarans opposition in Fuerty on Sunday. It is understood that they will also have games next weekend.
Registration for ALL girls will take place in the Clubroom on this Tuesday 12th from 7pm to 8pm. There will be registration for all Intermediate players on Wednesday night in the Clubroom before commencement of training.
Go raibh maith agaibh,
Martin Dolan/t.c.
P.R.O. Dept. Boyle GAA Club
086 2413529.
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