GLENROE

CLUB LOTTO

Glenroe GAA Club Lotto Draw Results on 11/08/2022 Jackpot €6,400

Numbers drawn: 05, 15, 17 & 26

No Jackpot Winner.

Lucky Dip Winners & Promoters.

€30 – Noreen O’ Donnell

€30 – Abbie McDonnell

€30 – Deirdre Lee

€20 – Helen Gleeson

€20 – Pat O’ Brien

€20 – Teresa Quinn

Next draw on Thursday August 25th 2022 Jackpot €6,600

CLUB GEAR

Glenroe GAA Club gear in now available on the O’ Neills website. You can log onto www.oneills.com

FIELD DEVELOPMENT PLANS

Glenroe GAA Development Project

New AstroTurf for Glenroe GAA

We have received an amazing €143,000 from Sports Capital and a further €70,000 from Tomar Trust to get our Project underway. We must now commence a massive fundraising campaign to raise in excess of €100,000. A number of events will be organised in 2022/2023 to ensure we reach our target. To commence our fundraising activities We are asking you to consider sponsoring a square of AstroTurf at a cost of €250. This square of AstroTurf can be sponsored by an individual or a family. We also ask that if you do wish to support our campaign that you do so through the Tax Relief Scheme. All what this will imply for you is the filling out of a form but the financial gains for our development project will be huge. Should you require any further information or have any questions and/or queries do not hesitate to contact a member of our Fundraising Committee (contact details attached). Forms for Tax Relief Scheme available from the club or any member of the fundraising committee. These forms were also distributed at our Launch Night in the Firgrove on April 30th. You can also donate online through Swoofee on the Glenroe Social Media Pages.

Glenroe too strong for Cappamore in Hospital

Glenroe produced yet another superb performance in Hospital on Saturday 13th of August by blowing away Cappamore. The game started at a fast pace with the team being very even for the first quarter of the game with some great scores from Darren McCarthy, Brian O’Connell and Eoin Walsh. Glenroe were getting a grip hold of the game toward the end of the half and started to dominate the game, this led to Glenroe taking a lead into the break with half time score being Glenroe 0-13 Cappamore 0-9. Glenroe came out in the second half fast and extended their lead to 5 points with some great scores from Shane O’Donoghue and Ciaran Kelly. Glenroe kept of pushing and their pressure told when Brian O’Connell scored an outstanding individual goal to give Glenroe a commanding lead, Glenroe were very solid at the back at this period and even Goalie David McCarthy showed his free prowess again with a long range free to extend the lead. Glenroe withstood the pressure that Cappamore threw at them and even got another goal at the end to put the icing on the cake with another fine individual effort from Liam Dennehy. Glenroe ran out comfortable winner in the end by 12 points, the final score was 2-24 to 0-18 to Glenroe. Well done to the team and management on their excelllent run in this period they now have a break with football championship taking focus. Next game is Knockainey in Knocklong on September 4th at 6:00pm.

Team: David McCarthy (0-1, 1 free), Eoin Gallahue, Patrick Holian, Jimmy Barry Murphy, Darren McCarthy (0-1), Steven Walsh, Mark O’Connell (0-5, 3 frees), Ciaran Kelly (0-2), Jordan Sheehy, Brian O’Connell (1-4), Eoin O’Mahony (0-1), Shane O’Donoghue (0-2), Shaun Moloney (0-1), Patrick McSweeney, Eoin Walsh (0-8, 5 frees)

Subs: Liam Dennehy (1-1) for Jordan Sheehy, Maurice O’Brien for Patrick McSweeney, Darren Carroll for Shaun Moloney

Glenroe Juniors put on a show in Glenroe to get first win of championship

Glenroe Junior B’s win their first game of the championship with a dominant performance in their home ground on Tuesday 9th of August against Camogue Rovers. Glenroe got off to a lightning fast start with Maurice O’Brien scoring a goal in the first 2 mins along with 2 points from Mike John Farrell gave Glenroe an quick start that Camogue found hard to come back into the game. Pa Shanahan added another goal along with another few points from Maurice O’Brien, Dan Hennessy and Bob Frewen led it to be a very convincing lead at half time. Half time score Glenroe 2-07 Camogue Rovers 0-05. The second half went similar to the first half with Maurice O’Brien scoring another goal at the start of the second half which took the game completely away from Camogue. Glenroe continued their relentless pressure with a flurry of scores including 2 more goals one from Mike John Farrell and Maurice O’Brien completing the hatrick. Glenroe were in complete control and Bob Frewen a goal directly from a free and Conor Fenton scoring a fine individual effort to finish the scoring. The final score Glenroe 6-14 Camogue Rovers 0-10. Congratulations to the team and management on winning their first game of championship, their next game is Knockainey on the 13th of September in Knockainey

Team: Alan McSweeney, Cathal Flynn, Tommy O’Donnell, Denis Casey, Conor Fenton (0-1), Kieran Tobin, Danny Hayes, Johnny Tallon, Dave Lane, Bob Frewen (1-2, all from frees), Dan Hennessy (0-1), Diarmuid McCarthy (0-1), Mike John Farrell (1-5), Patrick Shanahan (1-1), Maurice O’Brien (3-2)

Subs: Ger Leahy for Maurice O’Brien, Dylan McSweeney (0-1) for Patrick Shanahan, Stephen McCarthy for Danny Hayes, Pakie Sheehan for Cathal Flynn, Killian Meade for Johnny Tallon