Éire Óg Greystones
Draw Details for May 16 2016
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 7,800.00 |
0 |
Match 3
Match 3 numbers to win/share. |
to be confirmed |
0 |
Welcome to this week’s club news
COMHBHRON It came as a shock to all in Eire Og to hear that club stalwart and former Cathaoirleach, John Glynn, had died. John had been very ill since October and died in the Sligo Hospice at the end of last week. The club extends its sincerest sympathies to his family and to his friends of whom he had very many. Go raibh leaba ag a anam geanuil, meidhreach i measc na naomh. http://bit.ly/1U2jcIF
Becky Loftus Dore, a participant in the Eire Og Strictly which is less than a month away is holding a JUNIOR DISCO in the clubhouse on Saturday 29th 3-5 p.m. Entrance 3 euro. There will be face painting and a sweet shop.
PEIL The Greystones representatives on the Cill Mantain team which played Laois in the 1st round of the Leinster Championship in Portlaoise on Saturday did Eire Og proud. At the end of the match, we had four players on the pitch. Indeed, Stephen Kelly’s performance was rewarded by his having been chosen as corner back on the GAA championship team of the week http://bit.ly/1OQbWRs
U-16 CAILINI. The heavy rain which arrived just before the girls took to the field relented not one iota over the match's duration and this together with the heavily laden sky which was its source contrived to depress but their intent was offset by the lively and brightly exciting game served up by the girls. The team prevailed 5-7 to 4-4 victory over a quality B side is a testament to the growing maturity of the squad. Scorers: Katie Lawless (3-4), Eva Moore (1-1), Eva McTague, Ashling Lawrence and Andrea Hanlon (0-1 each). http://bit.ly/1OQbWRs
CAMAN WIELDING: Camogaiocht: on Monday last the u-14s played Kilcoole in Kilcoole. This was an exciting contest spiced by local rivalry in which the Norton sisters soldiered together for the 1st time and in which we witnessed super defending from Eva Skerritt and Alva Coughlan. The game was won by Kilcoole.
Keela Keogh became the first ever Eire Og camogie player to represent the county. She played in the inter-county u-14 blitz in which the other teams were Kildare, Louth and Longford. http://bit.ly/22hyNaS
ADULT HURLING A logistical miracle - last Wednesday evening Eire Og fielded two adult hurling teams. The earlier game was against St Feargals, Bray which Eire Og won and the later one was a practice match against Parnells of Dublin which officially but inexplicably ended in a draw.
For full weekly club notes go to http://eireoggreystones.com/general-news/club-notes-14-may-2016/
Yours in sport,
Daniel English, club secretary
