BRUFF GAA CLUB NOTES
Lotto
There was no winner of last weeks Lotto Jackpot. The numbers drawn were 9, 17, 23 and 29. The Lucky Dip winners were €50 Stephen Casey and €20 went to each of the following: Bridget Hennessy, Marie O’ Shea, Ceri Finn c/o Denise, Jo O’ Leary, Gregory Dempsey, Dale Kelly, Rosie *wolf*, Noel Dempsey and Maurice Hehir. This week the Jackpot is €8,600! Thank you for your continued support.
U21 Football
The U21 Bruff / Banogue Footballers played Hospital Herbertstown last Friday evening in the South Championship. The team was Cormac Daly, Timothy McSweeney, John Bulfin, Eoin Carroll, Paudi Mulcahy, Kevin Bonar, Patsy Punch, Anthony Barrett, Darragh O’ Brien, Aidan Meade, Paul O’ Riordan, Gearoid O’ Leary, Sean O’ Leary, Adam Costello, Killian Bennett, Liam Enright, Eoin Murphy, Shane Rabbit and Mark Meade. All subs used. The scorers were Adam Costello (1-4), Paul O’ Riordan (0-3), Eoin Carroll (0-1), Sean O’ Leary (1-2), Patsy Punch (0-1), Gearoid O’ Leary (1-1), Killian Bennett (1-0), Mark Meade (1-0). The final score was Bruff / Banogue 5-12 Hospital / Herbertstown 1-5.
Paul Browne
All in Bruff GAA would like to wish our clubman, Paul Browne every success as he moves on to a new chapter in his life, having retired from the Limerick Senior Hurling Panel. Paul is a fantastic role model for all our players, from Bord na nOg to adult level, and the club are extremely proud of everything he has achieved during his intercounty career. A real gent off the field, once inside the white lines, in his prime and injury free, his explosive speed, skill and power, saw Paul as one of the top midfield players in the country. Paul leaves the county scene with two Munster Senior Hurling Championship medals, Division 1 and 2 Hurling League medals and a coveted All Ireland Senior Hurling Championship medal. Tuesday night the 28th of August 2018, will forever live in the memory, when Paul and his Bruff colleagues involved with Limerick, brought Liam MacCarthy home, to our town and clubhouse. This and other great memories of Paul, wearing the green of Limerick, is an exceptional legacy for him to leave. A fantastic clubman, we do of course, look forward to seeing Paul continue to wear the Star, in the knowledge that there are many more years left in the engine, at club level! Well done Paul, we are extremely proud of you!!
AGM
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Bruff GAA Club will take place at the clubhouse on Monday the 9th of December 2019 at 8 pm. Mass for deceased members will be held prior to the meeting, again at the clubhouse, commencing at 7.30 pm sharp.