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Béal an Átha Review Web There’ll be days (& weeks) like this “When its not always raining therell be days like this When theres no one complaining therell be days like this Ballina were helped by a goal midway When everything falls into place like the flick of a switch through the half and finished the stronger side Well my mama told me therell be days like this”...... to record a 4-point victory 1-16 to 0-15. This was Ballina’s fifth North Tipperary So goes the opening verse of the Van Minor Hurling championship. The previous ones Morrison song “Days like this” came in 1992, 1995 & 1999 at “B” level. The Well anyone following Ballina lately Minor “A” was won in 2000. Ballina- might well be humming or singing that song. Ballinahinch also won in 1987. Some might have to sing it very quietly in The Minor Hurlers followed this up with compliance with noise pollution laws. Shortly a win over Ballybacon/Grange in the semi-final. after Ballina’s historic win in the North Again the first half was even, but Ballina Tipperary Intermediate Hurling championship, dominated the second half & ran out 10-point more silverware was added in September. winners. Ballina will play Sean Treacys / Emly in Minor Hurling: the Final most likely on Weekend of 20th Ballina won the North Tipperary Minor October at a Time & Venue to be confirmed. “B” Hurling championship with a great win over This will be Ballina’s second appearabce Burgess in the final. in a county Minor Final. In 1999, Ballina lost to This was a game that was heavily Newcastle in Tipperary Town in the Minor “B” influenced by the strong wind blowing in Dolla. Hurling Final. Burgess had the advantage of it in the first half. However a clever tactical ploy up putting in a Under-21 Hurling: sweeper helped to minimise Burgess’ wind Ballina’s Under-21 Hurlers will play advantage. Ballinahinch Gaels in the first round of the Burgess were ahead by 0-10 to 0-04 at North Tipp Under-21 “B” Hurling half-time. However with wind advantage in the Championship. This game has yet to be fixed. second half, Ballina got on top. Continued on Page 2..... Joint Captains Dan Finnerty & Aidan Hanley receive the Nealon Cup for North MBHC Volume 2 October 2013 Page 1 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web What’s In the Review pushed Ballina all the way, but the players responded well & at the end were in no doubt that they had played in a very tough game. There’ll be days (& weeks) like this .......................... 1 Ballina will play Moyne/Templtuohy in Scoreboard of the Year ............................................. 3 the Final in Semple Stadium on Sunday 13th October @ 1:15pm. Various League Tables .............................................. 4 Followers are advised to get there early Field Development ................................................... 4 as a big crowd is expected. This game will be followed by the County Senior Hurling Final – 2013 Club Officers .................................................... 4 Nenagh Éire Óg V Loughmore/Castleiney. Fundraising ............................................................... 5 Ballina Under 10 hurlers will play Ballina Sports Predictor Quiz .................................... 6 Moyne/Templetuohy at half-time in an exhibition game (similar to the mini-games at Juvenile Club ............................................................. 7 half-time in Munster Championship Matches) 60 seconds (well a small bit longer) with ... Stephen Stritch ....................................................................... 8 Both Stands will be open at Semple Stadium and admission is €15 for Adults & €10 Keep up to date ........................................................ 8 for OAP’s and students with ID (Pay for full Ballina Camogie Club ................................................ 9 ticket and refund available at designated stiles). Picture Gallery ........................................................ 10 See message from team Management on Page 16. Tickets will be on Sale in Centra & Social Evening: ........................................................ 12 SuperValu stores throughout the county. Ballina Handball Club 2013 ..................................... 12 Supporters are encouraged to buy tickets in advance to make access quicker on Sunday. Home thoughts from abroad .................................. 13 Blast from the Past ................................................. 14 Junior “B” Hurling: Club Shop: ............................................................... 14 Not to be outdone, Ballina’s Junior Hurlers had to fight tooth & nail to secure a Celebrating All-Ireland Success in Ballina ............... 15 place in the North Tipp Junior “B” Hurling Do You Twitter ........................................................ 15 championship semi-final. Ballina drew with Portroe in the final group game, to finish top of County Final Snippets ............................................. 16 the group. Continued from Page 1..... Ballina will now play Silvermines in the Intermediate Hurling: semi-final in Nenagh on Saturday 12th October Our Intermediate Hurlers are into the @ 3:00pm. county Final fo the second year running. This was acheived after a good win over one of the championship favouites – Clonakenny in a high So keep the flag flying, get your colours scoring Quater Final, where free-flowing hurling out and show your support at as many of the was the order of the day. games as you can. Thanks for your support to A physically strong Lattin/Cullen Gaels date. See Page 14 for shop details provided the opposition in the semi-final. This game was not for the faint hearted. Lattin Volume 2 October 2013 Page 2 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web Scoreboard of the Year Date Competition Venue Ballina Score Opposition Sun 17/02/13 Nth U21BFC Grp 1 Rd 1 Moneygall Ballina 1-08 V 5-10 Moneygall/Clonakenny Sat 23/02/13 Nth U21BFC Grp 1 Rd 2 Lorrha Ballina W/O V Scr Lorrha/Dorrha Sat 03/03/13 Co IHL Grp 2 Rd 1 Ballina Ballina 1-17 V 0-13 Ballinahinch Sat 09/03/13 Nth U21BFC Grp 1 P/O Ballina Ballina 4-11 V 2-06 Moneygall/Clonakenny Wed 20/03/13 Co IHL Grp 2 Rd 2 Templetuohy Ballina 0-09 V 3-15 Moyne/Templetuohy Sat 23/03/13 Nth U21BFC S-final Ballina Ballina 0-04 V 1-07 Ballinahinch Gaels Sun 07/04/13 Co IHL Grp 2 Rd 3 Ballina Ballina W/O V Scr Ballybacon/Grange Fri 19/04/13 Nth JBHL Grp 1 Rd 2 Ballina Ballina 1-17 V 2-08 Kilruane MacDonaghs Sat 20/04/13 Nth MAFC Grp Rd 2 Ballina Ballina W/O V Scr Nenagh Éire Óg Wed 24/04/13 Nth MAFC Grp Rd 3 Newport Ballina 2-06 V 2-09 Newport Gaels Sat 27/04/13 Co IHC Grp 3 Rd 1 Moneygall Ballina 0-13 V 0-12 Moyne/Templetuohy Wed 01/05/13 Nth MAFC Grp Rd 1 Dolla Ballina 2-13 V 2-06 Inane Rovers Sat 04/05/13 Co IHC Grp 3 Rd 2 Dolla Ballina 3-15 V 0-15 Drom/Inch Mon 06/05/13 Nth JBHL Grp 1 Rd 3 Templederry Ballina 0-08 V 2-17 Templederry Kenyons THU 16/05/13 NTH MAFC FINAL PORTROE BALLINA 2-03 V 2-09 NEWPORT GAELS Sun 19/05/13 Nth JBHL Grp 1 Rd 4 Ballina Ballina 2-10 V 0-14 Portroe Thu 23/05/13 Nth JBHL Grp 1 Rd 1 Shallee Ballina 3-13 V 1-13 Ballinahinch Sun 02/06/13 Nth JBHL Grp 1 Rd 5 Toomevara Ballina 2-16 V 2-16 Toomevara Fri 21/06/13 Co IHC Grp 3 Rd 3 Tipperary Town Ballina W/O V Scr Saint Mary’s Clonmel Thu 27/06/13 Nth MBHC Grp 1 Rd 1 Dolla Ballina 0-12 V 1-13 Silvermines Sat 29/06/13 Nth JBHC Grp 2 Rd 3 Kilcolman Ballina 3-16 V 2-09 Newport Thu 11/07/13 Nth MBHC Grp 1 Rd 2 Ballina Ballina 2-16 V 0-09 Portroe Sat 13/07/13 Nth JBHC Grp 2 Rd 1 Portroe Ballina 4-22 V 1-09 Nenagh Éire Óg Thu 18/07/13 Nth MBHC Grp 1 Rd 4 Borrisokane Ballina 0-21 V 1-12 Borrisokane Sat 20/07/13 Co IHC Grp 3 Rd 5 Drombane Ballina W/O V Scr Father Sheehys Tue 09/07/13 Co IHL Grp 2 Rd 5 Bansha Ballina W/O V Scr Galtee Rovers/Saint Pecaun Sat 03/08/13 Nth JBHC Grp 2 Rd 2 Newport Ballina W/O V Scr Ballinahinch Tue 06/08/13 Nth MBHC Grp 1 Rd 5 Ballina Ballina 1-12 V 1-09 Burgess Sat 10/08/13 Nth IHC S-final Dolla Ballina 4-19 V 4-16 Ballinahinch Mon 19/08/13 Nth MBHC Q Final Puckane Ballina 2-18 V 2-14 Lorrha/Dorrha SUN 25/08/13 NTH IHC FINAL NENAGH BALLINA 1-20 V 1-11 SHANNON ROVERS Tue 03/09/13 Nth MBHC S-final Puckane Ballina 2-14 V 0-06 Shannon Rovers Gaels SUN 15/09/13 NTH MBHC FINAL DOLLA BALLINA 1-16 V 0-15 BURGESS Sat 21/09/13 Nth JBHC Grp 2 Rd 5 Kilcolman Ballina 2-06 V 0-12 Portroe Sun 22/09/13 Co IHC Q Final The Ragg Ballina 2-21 V 2-12 Clonakenny Sat 28/09/13 Co IHC S-final Drombane Ballina 0-19 V 2-11 Lattin/Cullen Gaels Sun 06/10/13 Co MBHC S-final Gortnahoe Ballina 1-16 V 0-09 Ballybacon/Grange Sat 12/10/13 Nth JBHC S-final Nenagh Ballina V Silvermines Sun 13/10/13 CO IHC FINAL SEMPLE STADIUM BALLINA V MOYNE/TEMPLETUOHY W/e 20/10/13 Co MBHC FINAL BALLINA V SEAN TREACYS/EMLY Co IHL Q Final Ballina V Clonakenny Nth U21BHC Rd 1 Ballina V Ballinahinch Gaels Nth U21BHC Rd 2 Ballina V Volume 2 October 2013 Page 3 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web Various League Tables Intermediate Hurlers Under-21 Footballers Clean Ireland Recycling County Tipperary Intermediate North Tipperary Under-21 “B” Football Championship Hurling Championship Group 3 Group 1 Team P W D L Diff Pts Team P W D L Diff P Ballina 4 4 0 0 +10 8 M’gall / C’kenny 2 1 0 1 +11 2 Moyne/T’tuohy 4 2 1 1 +33 5 Ballina 2 1 0 1 -14 2 Drom/Inch 4 2 1 1 +29 5 Lorrha/Dorrha 2 1 0 1 +3 2 St Mary’s Clonmel 4 1 0 3 +10 2 Father Sheehys 4 0 0 4 -82 0 Minor Footballers North Tipperary Minor “A” Football Championship County Tipperary Intermediate Hurling Lague Group 2 Group Phase Team P W D L Diff Pts Team P W D L Diff P Moyne/T’tuohy 4 4 0 0 +30 8 Ballina 3 2 0 1 +4 4 Ballina 4 3 0 1 -5 6 Newport Gaels 3 2 0 1 0 4 Ballinahinch 4 2 0 2 -4 4 Inane Rovers 3 2 0 1 -4 4 Galtee Rovers 4 1 0 3 -9 2 Nenagh Éire Óg 3 0 0 0 0 0 B’bacon/Grange 4 0 0 4 -12 0 Junior “B” Hurlers Field Development Watch Centre North Tipperary Junior “B” Hurling The work is continuing on the field and any Championship Group 2 developments will be passed on as soon as they are Team P W D L Diff P confirmed.
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