CAHERLINE GAA CLUB NOTES
CLUB LOTTO: No winner, numbers drawn were 10, 27, 29 & 30. Lucky dip winners were Brian Deegan, Tommy O’Connell, Patricia Daly, Freda & Eleanor and Donald c/o Uncle Toms. Next weeks jackpot will be €5,100 and the draw will be held on Friday night via Facebook Live from the Caherline Gaa clubhouse from 9:30pm. As always, we’d appreciate your support. Tickets are on sale in Ryans XL shop, the Post Office and from the usual promoters.
JUNIOR A HURLING: Tough start to our championship on Sunday, against a well drilled Castletown team. Castletown held the lead for the entire game and while we had it back to 2 points on a few occasions, Castletown were finding their scores a bit easier to come by when they needed them. Maybe with a bit of luck (we’d a missed penalty, a 65 that dropped short & a score off the post), we could have been in the mix at the end of the game. But we can only drive on now and focus on next weeks game against Garryspillane. Final score Caherline 1-12 Castletowntown Ballyagran 1-18.
JUNIOR B HURLING: The East Junior B Hurling Championship kicks off for us on Bank Holiday Monday against South Liberties, throw-in at 4:30pm in Caherconlish.
U-21 HURLING: Great win for our U-21’s last Wednesday evening against Belville Gaels in Mick Neville Park – final score on the night, Caherline 2-14, Belville Gaels 1-12. This leads us to a county semi final, opponents & venue unknown as the moment, but we expect it to be played mid-week.
U-16 HURLING: Great run out for the lads last Thursday evening against Cois Laoi Gaels. Our lads didn’t shy away from the challenge, hurled hard and came out with a great result, Caherline 1-10 Cois Laoi Gaels 0-10. Games like this will give them great confidence heading into the 1st round of this year’s championship on Bank Holiday Monday against Hospital-Herberstown, throw-in for that game at 7pm in Caherconlish.
RETURN TO PLAY PROTOCOLS: As posted on our social media pages, the GAA’s e-learning Module & health questionnaire MUST be completed by all players, club officers & parents of juvenile players. It only takes a few mins to complete each one. Thank you all in advance for your co-operation.
CLUB LOTTO: No winner, numbers drawn were 10, 27, 29 & 30. Lucky dip winners were Brian Deegan, Tommy O’Connell, Patricia Daly, Freda & Eleanor and Donald c/o Uncle Toms. Next weeks jackpot will be €5,100 and the draw will be held on Friday night via Facebook Live from the Caherline Gaa clubhouse from 9:30pm. As always, we’d appreciate your support. Tickets are on sale in Ryans XL shop, the Post Office and from the usual promoters.
JUNIOR A HURLING: Tough start to our championship on Sunday, against a well drilled Castletown team. Castletown held the lead for the entire game and while we had it back to 2 points on a few occasions, Castletown were finding their scores a bit easier to come by when they needed them. Maybe with a bit of luck (we’d a missed penalty, a 65 that dropped short & a score off the post), we could have been in the mix at the end of the game. But we can only drive on now and focus on next weeks game against Garryspillane. Final score Caherline 1-12 Castletowntown Ballyagran 1-18.
JUNIOR B HURLING: The East Junior B Hurling Championship kicks off for us on Bank Holiday Monday against South Liberties, throw-in at 4:30pm in Caherconlish.
U-21 HURLING: Great win for our U-21’s last Wednesday evening against Belville Gaels in Mick Neville Park – final score on the night, Caherline 2-14, Belville Gaels 1-12. This leads us to a county semi final, opponents & venue unknown as the moment, but we expect it to be played mid-week.
U-16 HURLING: Great run out for the lads last Thursday evening against Cois Laoi Gaels. Our lads didn’t shy away from the challenge, hurled hard and came out with a great result, Caherline 1-10 Cois Laoi Gaels 0-10. Games like this will give them great confidence heading into the 1st round of this year’s championship on Bank Holiday Monday against Hospital-Herberstown, throw-in for that game at 7pm in Caherconlish.
RETURN TO PLAY PROTOCOLS: As posted on our social media pages, the GAA’s e-learning Module & health questionnaire MUST be completed by all players, club officers & parents of juvenile players. It only takes a few mins to complete each one. Thank you all in advance for your co-operation.