MUNGRET ST PAUL’S GAA CLUB NOTES
CLUB SHOP
The club shop is open next Tuesday, 27 July 2021 from 7pm to 8pm. The shop will then be closed for three weeks reopening on Tuesday 24 August 2021. The club lotto tickets can be purchased in the shop.
€ASH FOR €LOBBER
Thank you so much to everyone who has already dropped off their bags to us, we are still accepting donations for our Cash for Clobber. The next drop off is this Saturday 31st July from 10am to 11.30am at the Changing rooms.
What we can accept are Clothes (clean and dry), shoes (paired and clean), duvet covers, curtains, belts and handbags
We are NOT able to accept toys, electrical items, duvets and pillows. This may be our only fundraiser for the year so make sure to spread the word.
Please adhere to social distancing when dropping off your donation.
CLUB LIMERICK DRAW
The next Club Limerick Draw takes place on Saturday July 31st with another jackpot prize of €10,000, an Exclusive Star Prize and a host of cash prizes up for grabs. This will be the fifth of ten monthly draws which will run until December.
The Club Limerick Draw is one of our main fundraisers with 50% of the entrant fee returned to our local club. We strongly urge all club members to support this vital fundraiser and hopefully claim
some of the wonderful prizes on offer. The cost of entry is €10 per draw. You can still sign up online via the new Club Limerick website at www.clublimerick.ie, remembering to select Mungret St. Pauls as your nominated club during the process.
U16 CAMOGIE
Our under 16s travelled to Granagh Ballingarry last Saturday for the cup semi-final against the hosts. This was always going to be a difficult match for us, and we were slow to get started on a very warm evening. We trailed 0-7 to 0-1 at half time, but started putting over points and bringing the game much more to our opponents in the second half. However the goal we needed just would not come, and we lost in the end 0-12 to 0-5. However, the team deserves huge credit for fighting to the end. They had not won a competitive match for two years until one month ago, and to win three in a row in three weeks to qualify for the cup was a great achievement.
U-7 HURLING
Another hot Saturday saw our U7s take on Monaleen in a blitz at their main grounds. Well done to all 25 players that sweated their way through 4 rotating matches, they’ve really improved across all areas. Meanwhile, the U6 were going through their paces in their usual Saturday morning session. A well deserved break has been earned by both sets of U7 and U6 having gone non-stop for several months now. We’ll break until Monday August 16th when we return for hurling then for U7s and anyone aged under 6. Well done and a big thanks to all the coaches who have led their teams and groups through the training sessions.
U-13 HURLING
Mungret St. Pauls 1-1 Patrickswell 2-5
On a very warm Thursday, 22 July our second U-13 hurling team were at home when they played Patrickswell. There were some great sequences of passes and some great defensive performances throughout the game. Patrickswell were a strong team but Mungret St. Pauls never gave up and continued to keep the pressure on which ment Patrickswell only managed to score 2 points in the second half. This was the last match in the group for our younger team, the older team, Division 1 still have 2 more matches to go.
LIMERICK FOOTBALL
Congratulations to the Limerick Minor Football team on their great win on Wednesday night. Mungret St. Pauls were proud to have Jack Sommers representing us on the pitch.