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St Peters GAA Club Notes #] Th 14 September 2018 St Peters GAA Club Notes #] th 14 September 2018 Club Notices & News To our All-Ireland Ladies – Best of luck to Fiona, Vikki, Dee, Alison and Sarah as Meath ladies make it through to their first ever All-Ireland taking place in Croke Park on the 18th September. Lots of support heading to Croke Park to cheer the girls on. Please wear your green and gold to show your support. Great weekend on the football field with our Junior A’s through to the semi final and also our Senior footballs who kept us enthralled at a heart stopping match including extra time to also go through to the semi final where we will once again meet Simonstown. Details of semi finals to follow Huge thanks to all those who were involved in the Over 40’s tournament for the ASD unit in DJPS . It was a huge success with Peregrinnes winning the Paddy Gallagher Cup on the Day. Watch this space for our big autumn social event – all we will say at this point is …Paris comes to Dunboyne…..Catwalk & fashionistas! Fixtures Friday 14th September Under 10 Go Games v Simonstown 6.30 pm CP1 Under 9 Go Games v St Pats Stamullen 6.45pm away Saturday 15th September JFC Semi Final Duboyne v Ballivor 4pm Pairce Tailteann *note time change Under 13 Hurling Roinn A v Don/Ash @ 2pm CP1 Under 13 Hurling Roinn B v Wolfetones 12pm Go Games Under 8 v Walterstown & Oldcastle in Walterstown TBC Under 7 v St Pats 9.30am Sunday 16th September Mens Minor Football Championship v St Vincents/Curraha 11.30am Rooske Road Junior Hurling Challenge v Kilcock 6pm Rooske Road Monday 17th September Senior Camogie Championship v Blackhall Gaels Venue and Time TBC Under 15 Boys Div 1 v Killyon/Longwood 7pm away Wednesday 19th September Senior Ladies Football Championship v Boardsmill Abbotstown 8pm Thursday 20th September Mens Minor Football Championship v St Olivers in Ballinlough 8pm Any changes to the above fixtures will be confirmed via www.dunboynegaa.ie and club social media Results Football Hurling Junior A Championship 1/4 U15 Div 1 Dunboyne 3.14 v Final Dunboyne 1.13 Kildalkey 5.10 Moylagh 1.12 Junior B Championship 1/4 Ladies Football Final Dunboyne 1.10 Na U15A Div 1 Dunboyne 6.10 Fianna 0.18 Gael Colmcilles 1.08 Junior D Championship U15B Dunboyne 5.09 v Dunboyne 2.10 v Ratoath Ratoath 1.1 2.13 U13 Dunboyne 5.02 v Senior Football Royal Gaels 1.03 Championship 1/4 Final Dunboyne 2.14 to 0.16 after extra time U15 Div 3 Dunboyne 8.12 v Ballivor 2.03 Upcoming Club Events All Ireland Ladies Final Meath V Tyrone Sunday September 16th 1.45pm Croke Park. Lets get as much support out as possible Our Senior Men are through to the semi final of the Championship after an epic heart stopping match that went to extra time. Semi final will be against Simonstown so keep an eye for details – dates, time and venue to follow Club Lotto – 8th September Jackpot €11,300 Numbers drawn: 10-13-17-25 Jackpot next week €11,400 50 euro winners – Tom Slevin, Joe Reilly and Mrs Mc Clean Thank you for your continued support! Support our Club Development, play Club Lotto on-line via www.dunboynegaa.ie Contact Us ‘Captains Corner’ Barry Comer – Junior A Captain Facebook: Dunboyne GAA Full Name – Barry Michael Comer Email:[email protected] How long a member of St Peters GAA- 23 years Website: www.dunboynegaa.ie Current Profession – MD of Comer Group Ireland Pets – 2 Alsatian Malamutes !! Thor and Loki Favourite food – Spaghetti Bolognese Outside of GAA Favourite Pastime – Running and the Gym Favourite Movie – The Departed Favourite Celebrity – Leonardo DiCaprio Favourite singer / band – Sheryl Crowe Pet hate – Lazy People , Thank you! Thank you to all volunteers who help keep the show on the road week in week out .
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