Dunshaughlin & Royal Gaels
Draw Details for June 1 2015
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 7,000.00 |
0 |
Match 3
Match 3 numbers to win/share. |
€ 200.00 |
1 |
The numbers drawn in the Dunshaughlin GAA lotto were 7,12,13 & 20 and there was no jackpot winner. Congratulations to George Tugwell, Ann Lynam, Sean Craigie & Cisse Ongungule who matched 3 numbers.
Results
Div 1 AFL Navan O’Mahonys 0-11 Dunshaughlin 1-10. Well done to all involved. Full match report here - http://dunshaughlingaa.com/fixtures/omahonys-v-dunshaughlin/
Golf Classic
Our annual Golf Classic is only around the corner and will take place this Friday in the Black Bush Golf Club. If you are interested in playing or sponsoring a Tee box or a green please contact Jim Smith on 087-9114574
Exams
Best of luck to everyone starting exams today.
Launch of GAA History Postponed
Due to printing difficulties the club history launch has had to be postponed. It will now be held on Saturday 10th October as that is the earliest date on which the GAA President, Aogán Ó Fearghail, is available to us. The book will be launched in Black Bush Golf Club. Further details and information will be posted later.
Ladies
Our Under 14 Reserves put up a fantastic fight on a full sized pitch on Friday in Kilbride against Ratoath in their Reserve League Final. The girls from Ratoath went away with the cup but our girls left Kilbride with their heads held high! Hard luck girls, you did us all proud and played a great game of football. Final result Ratoath 5-8 Royal Gaels 3-1.
Match report : https://www.facebook.com/notes/royal-gaels-ladies-gaelic-football-club/u-14-reserve-league-final-friday-29515-kilbride/899709483425269
Massive congratulations to Royal Gaels Molly McNamara, Petra Reilly, Mary McDonagh & their Under 14 Meath team mates who became Leinster Champions on Saturday after beating Dublin in the Leinster A Final. Final result Meath 2-09, Dublin 2-06
Dunshaughlin U12 team win best presented team for 2015 in Newry
This award normally goes to the team that presents itself best during the parade – banners, discipline, a sense of ‘team’.
However yesterday we had an unusual situation.In the fourth quarter-final in the cup competition, both teams thought the game had finished in a draw, though the referee’s tally had one team ahead by a point.There were some tears among the young players on the ‘losing’ team, who appealed to the referee.Our tournament rules say that referees’ decisions are final, but both team managers conferred, with the result that the ‘winning’ team, Dunshaughlin, in the spirit of fairness and sportsmanship, agreed to play extra time. Dunshaughlin lost in extra time, but they won something much greater than a game. They won the respect of all those who witnessed it. They gave an outstanding example to all young players. This was truly the spirit of the GAA on display. Well done lads and to all involved we are very proud of you.
