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Membership Book Cork Constitution Football Club Founded 1892 Membership Book SEASON 2017-2018 ! 1890 400 150 ZURICH INSURANCE. FOR THOSE WHO TRULY LOVE. Zurich Insurance plc is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland. 2 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Dear Member, It is my honour to write to you as our Club embarks on the challenges of the 2017/18 Rugby Season. It was most appropriate that in our 125th Year the Club enjoyed the level of success achieved and, as always with Cork Constitution, we must strive to emulate the performances and campaigns of previous years, thus maintaining the traditions of our Club. Our Club Captain Niall Kenneally leads the senior squad for another year and they are really looking forward to the challenge before them with great enthusiasm. Our Juvenile and Youth Sections, the future of our Club, are also back in action and it is my pleasure to confirm that in the Spring of 2018, it is hoped that both our Under 13s and Under 18s will undertake trips overseas to France and Canada respectively. Much hard work is required in the planning and funding of these tours and I would encourage all members to assist where possible. A special word of thanks to our Sponsors who continue their vital financial support, all of which they have seen put to very good use. We very much appreciate their help and we are confident that, in like fashion, their association with Cork Constitution continues to be of benefit. Peter O’Mahony’s selection as Lions Test Captain last June brought a further most significant chapter in our Club’s history with Peter joining Tom Kiernan amongst a very select group of Con and Irish rugby players who have been chosen to lead a Lions Test team. We thank Peter for the very generous gesture of donating his Test Jersey to the Club which we will proudly display in the Clubhouse. Our Club has always been a family and community based organization and we will continue over the coming season to uphold those values which make Cork Constitution so special. I would like to wish all Members every health and happiness in the coming Season and I look forward to meeting everybody in Templehill as often as possible. Best Wishes, Anthony O’Leary President 3 Cork Constitution Football Club (founded 1892) SeASON 2017-18 President ANTHONY O’LeARY Deputy President JOHN O’MAHONY Junior Deputy President KeVIN FIeLDING Club Captain NIALL KeNNeALLY Hon. Secretary KeVIN FIeLDING Hon.Treasurer JIM MURPHY Chairman Management MICHAeL DALY Director of Rugby NIALL MURRAY Club Trustees: G.D.HORGAN, T.J.KIeRNAN O. e. HILL, N.A. MURPHY Club Colours: BLACK, BLUe & WHITe Clubhouse & Grounds: TeMPLe HILL, BALLINTeMPLe, CORK Telephone/Fax: Clubhouse: 021 - 4292563 Office/Manager: 021 - 4291960 (+ fax) 086 - 6076273 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.corkcon.ie 4 VICe PReSIDeNTS Jack Dinan Michael O’Gorman Rose Dunne Tom Meade Ralph Keyes Don O’Riordan Kevin Flanagan Dan O’Connell Tony O’Connor Paul Derham Eddie Kehelly Stephen Murphy John K.Murphy Charlie Murphy Colin Kilbride Frank Doyle Niall Murray Michael Boland Brian Walsh Padraig Higgins Pat Moynihan Pat Twomey Hugh O’Donovan Hugh Foley Eddie O’Connor Frank O’Connell Rea Kennedy Ray Clarke Liam Coughlan Ken Fitzgerald Kenny Murphy Fred Casey Ian Doyle Ross O’Dowling Christy Cantillon Tony Roche Mark O’Sullivan Jerry Murray Aidan McNamara Ian Murray David Murphy Conor Clune Dermot O’Leary Liam S.Coughlan Adrian Murphy Don Mullins David Coughlan Donal Grogan Tom Cahill Frank O’Connor John Murphy Richard King Seamus Coughlan Donal Lenihan H. A. Smith eXeCUTIVe COMMITTee. Anthony O’Leary (President), Current Officers: Clodagh O’Sullivan, David Power All Past Presidents and Vice Presidents are ex-officio members of the Executive Committee. All Team Captains, Secretarys and Trainers MANAGeMeNT COMMITTee. A. O’Leary (President) M. Daly (Chairman), J. O’ Mahony, J. Murphy, K. Fielding, J. Holland plus co-opted Committee Chairmen as required from time to time. 5 Office Manager Fiona Burke Press Relations Officer Jack O’Sullivan Hon. Fixtures Secretary Padraig Higgins Director of Rugby Niall Murray Assistant Director of Rugby - Youth Ray Clarke Assistant Director of Rugby- Juvenile Des Murphy Hon.Match Doctor Dr. Tom Cahill Club Physio Alan Keane Hon.Legal Advisor Ray Shanahan IRFU Committee Greg Barrett Munster Branch Greg Barrett, Brian Humphries South Munster Branch Padraig Higgins, SUB COMMITTeeS RUGBY Chairman Niall Murray Committee Niall Kenneally, Kenny Murphy, Des Murphy Ray Clarke, Branch Reps. Team Managers Selectors, Coaches & Captains BAR Chairman Dermot O’Leary Committee Jim Murphy, Colin Kilbride, John Curtin, Pat Twomey Jack Murphy, Dave Cagney GROUNDS Chairman Michael Boland, Committee Brian Humphries, Michael Daly. 6 CLUB HOUSe Chairman Ian O’Leary Committee Dermot O’Leary, Michael Boland, Ross O’Dowling Michael Dunne MeMBeRSHIP Chairman Conor Clune Committee Rose Dunne, Des Murphy, Ray Clarke Don Mullins SPeCIAL eVeNTS - CHeLTeNHAM RACe DAY Chairman Frank O’Connor Committee Leonard Dowling, Noel Walsh, Colm Murphy, Mary Walsh, Pat O’Keeffe, Jan Derham, Des Murphy SPONSORSHIP AND ADVeRTISING Chairman Finian O’Driscoll, Committee Anthony O’Leary, Gary Duffy, Ian O’Leary, Des Murphy Diarmuid Nolan. LUNCH COMMITTee Committee John O’Mahony, Ian O’Leary, Management Committee GOLF CLASSIC Committee Don Mullins (Chairman), Conor Clune, Pat O’Keeffe, Declan McGinn THe CORK CONSTITUTION-eZINe & MATCHZINe Committee Pat Twomey plus Contributors GOLF SOCIeTY President Colin Kilbride Captain Hugh Foley Secretary Colm Murphy Treasurer Noel Walsh Player Rep Darragh Lyons Committee Pat Twomey, Conor Clune, Pat Moynihan CLUB SHOP / CLUB GeAR Committee Clodagh O’Sullivan, Jack O’Sullivan, Michael Daly WeBSITe Chairman Pat Moynihan Committee Martin O’Brien, Conor Kehelly 7 TeAM MANAGeRS, CAPTAINS, COACHeS & SeLeCTORS FIRST XV Captain: Niall Kenneally Vice Captain: Conor Kindregan Manager: Kenny Murphy Coaches: Brian Hickey Paul McCarthy, Jonathan Holland Selector Ralph Keyes Team Secretary: Declan McGinn Physio Alan Keane Logistics Manager: Don Mullins JUNIOR 1 XV Coaches: Senior Coaching Team and Frank Cogan Team Managers: Peter Good, Peter O’Leary Team Secretary: John Moynihan, David Fitzgerald JUNIOR 2 XV Manager Kevin Minihane Selectors Eoin Quinlan, Peter McNamara, Justin McCarthy Captain Eoin Derham UNDeR 20 XV Coaches: Ken Murphy Peter Melia Terry Dillon Manager/Team Secretary: Martin O’Brien, Colin Kilbride Physio Barry Wain JUNIOR 2 AND JUNIOR 3 XV 8 YOUTH & JUVeNILe See directory for contact details ChairmanYOUTH & JUVeNILe COMMITTee’ Kevin Fielding Committee: All Coaches Assistant Director of Rugby - Juvenile: Des Murphy Assistant Director of Rugby - Youth: Ray Clarke Juvenile Secretary: Terry Ward Youth Secretary: Ken Fitzgerald Youth & Juvenile Subscriptions: Rose Dunne Club Welfare Officer: Hugh Foley Sth.Munster Branch Rep: Padraig Higgins YOUTH COACHeS Under 18 Paul Boyling 087 9426337 [email protected] Stephen Murphy 086 8525883 [email protected] Barry Fitzgerald (Head Coach) 087 9523939 [email protected] Aidan McNamara 086 2469982 [email protected] Noel Humphreys (Team Manager) 087 6578376 [email protected] Liam Norton (Team Doctor) Under 16 Gareth Williams (Backs Coach) Matt Kearney (Head Coach) 087 9086433 [email protected] Donal Johnson 087 6504645 Frank Coombes 086 6817103 [email protected] Ian Mitchell 087 2515001 [email protected] Don Harney (Team Manager) 086 1740010 [email protected] Finbarr Buckley (Kit Manager) 086 8375788 [email protected] Under 14 Fergus O’Connor [email protected] Robert Johnson 086 1266478 [email protected] Sean O’Riordan (Head Coach) 087 2413087 [email protected] Pat Hughes 087 9832058 [email protected] Neil Ryan 086 1709363 [email protected] Niall O’Brien 085 2293681 [email protected] Kevin Clarke Liam Foley 087 2365343 9 JUVeNILe COACHeS Under 7 Allan Murphy [email protected] 087 2636465 James Cogan [email protected] 087 2448284 Under 8 Cian Mahony [email protected] 083 4456840 Niall O’Neill [email protected] 087 6551153 Stephen Mannion [email protected] 086 3713934 Paul Matson [email protected] 087 0523123 Under 9 Steve Neenan [email protected] 086 1741160 John MacHale [email protected] John O’Donovan jod@odbsolicitors Gavan O’Sullivan [email protected] 087-6845556 Gordon McKnight 087 2776666 Under 10 Dave Murray [email protected] 087 6599187 Feargal Downey [email protected] 087 2370805 George Walsh [email protected] 087 1321089 Fergal Lennon [email protected] 087 280-8077 Horgan [email protected] 086 2375100 Tony Hennerty [email protected] 083 3319506 Dave Farrell [email protected] 086 4086488 Ray O’Connell Malcolm Coomber [email protected] 087 2363335 10 Under 11 Finbarr Jeffers [email protected] 086-8543350 Barry Guiney [email protected] 087 2864806 Roger Hill [email protected] 086 8314721 Conor Kehelly [email protected] 087-9885635 Steve O’Riordan [email protected] 087-9607075 Colm Moynihan [email protected] 087 7624181 Ronan O’Sullivan [email protected] 086 2415199 Stephen Rose [email protected] 087 9924344 Jerry Murray [email protected] 086/3793903 Conor Scott [email protected] 086 238 5450 Terry Ward [email protected] 0872486497 Peter McNamara [email protected] 086 8255069 Under 12 Ken Murphy [email protected] 087 2777940 Eddie Kingston [email protected] 086 8566056 Ian Murray
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