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Membership Book Season 2020-2021 Cork Constitution Football Club Founded 1892 Membership Book Season 2020-2021 1 Club Officers Season 2019 – 2020 President Kevin Fielding Deputy President Donal Lenihan Junior Deputy President Ray Clarke Club Captain Niall Kenneally Honorary Secretary Conor Clune Hon. Treasurer Padraig Higgins Chairman Management Michael Daly Club Trustees A. F. O’Leary, M.E. Daly, O.E. Hill, N.A. Murphy Club Colours Black, Blue and White Clubhouse and Grounds Address Temple Hill, Ballintemple, Cork Telephone Clubhouse 021-4292563 Office / Manager 021-4291960 086-6076273 Email [email protected] Website www.corkcon.ie 2 Club Officers Season 2020 – 2021 President Donal Lenihan Deputy President Ray Clarke Junior Deputy President Pat Twomey Director of Rugby Jerry Holland Club Captain Niall Kenneally Honorary Secretary Conor Clune [email protected] Hon. Treasurer Padraig Higgins Chairman Management Kevin Fielding Club Trustees A. F. O’Leary, M.E. Daly, O.E. Hill, N.A. Murphy Club Colours Black, Blue and White Clubhouse and Grounds Address Temple Hill, Ballintemple, Cork T12 N209 Telephone; Clubhouse 021-4292563 Office / Manager 021-4291960 086-6076273 Email; [email protected] Website; www.corkcon.ie 3 Presidents Message It is a great honour to be entrusted with the presidency of Cork Constitution for the coming season and one that I am looking forward to with great enthusiasm. That said, given the impact the Coronavirus has had on our everyday lives, it’s a season laced with uncertainty and great challenges. To that end I have no doubt all of our members, spread across a vibrant juvenile section, through the youths and into the adult arm of the club, will rally to the cause in order to provide meaningful rugby for all our players ranging from those taking their first steps in the game right through to the senior side. Cork Constitution has a long and proud tradition across the rugby spectrum in Munster and Ireland and has contributed greatly to the fabric of the game in this country and beyond. We pride ourselves in the welcome afforded to all visitors to Temple Hill and given the reduced format of this season’s Energia All Ireland League, with less home fixtures, the arrival of all clubs from near and far will be welcomed even more enthusiastically. Energia proved an outstanding new partner in their inaugural season as AIL sponsors in 2019/20, despite the complications imposed by the pandemic, and one hopes they get the support they deserve with the new initiatives introduced in a much changed fixtures calendar this time out. Covid-19 has already had a significant financial impact on all sporting organisations and has served to highlight even more forcibly the vital role our sponsors play in keeping the club game alive in this country. To that end, we are extremely fortunate to have such a loyal and committed backer in Kearys Hyundai in a relationship that now enters it’s eight season. Likewise the juvenile section of the club has benefitted massively from the generous support we have received from Zurich over the past number of years and we are thrilled that they too have committed to supporting this key sector of the club once again. Like all clubs, we are hugely dependent on volunteerism. Never has this been so evident as in the manner with which our members have put their hands up to cope with the necessary requirements placed on all clubs by our hardworking health authorities in order to keep everyone safe. In particular I would like to express my thanks for the incredible work carried out by our Covid safety officer Don O Riordan and his team of Compliance officers for their crucial work. As a club we are so fortunate to be surrounded by such a strong cohort of excellent people who give their time and expertise so freely for nothing but the satisfaction of seeing the job done to the highest of standards. Those standards continue to be set on the field of play, led so ably by our outstanding head coach Brian Hickey, inspirational club captain Niall Keneally, who leads the senior side for an unprecedented fifth season, and the cohort of excellent coaches that operate at all levels. Whether you’re a player, coach, supporter or parent, I sincerely hope you enjoy your visit to Temple Hill, and I look forward to an exciting, if somewhat different, season ahead. Donal Lenihan President 4 Vice Presidents Jack Dinan Mick O’Driscoll Don O’Riordan Tom Meade Ralph Keyes Tony O’Connor Kevin Flanagan Dan O’Connell Stephen Murphy Paul Derham Eddie Kehelly Colin Kilbride John K Murphy Charlie Murphy Michael Boland Frank Doyle Niall Murray Pat Moynihan Brian Walsh Padraig Higgins Hugh Foley Pat Twomey Hugh O’Donovan Rea Kennedy Eddie O’Connor Frank O’Connell Ken Fitzgerald Ray Clarke Liam Coughlan Ian Doyle Kenny Murphy Fred Casey Tony Roche Ross O’Dowling Christy Cantillon Aidan McNamara Mark O’Sullivan Jerry Murray Conor Clune Ian Murray David Murphy Donal Grogan Dermot O’Leary Liam S. Coughlan John Murphy Don Mullins David Coughlan David Power Tom Cahill Frank O’Connor Barry Fitzgerald Richard King Seamus Coughlan David Fitzgerald Jim Barry Bertie Smith Finbarr Jeffers Adrian Murphy Declan McGinn Dave Cagney Rose Dunne Executive Committee Donal Lenihan (President); Current Officers; All Past Presidents and vice Presidents are ex-officio members of the Executive Committee, All Team Captains, Secretaries and Trainers Management Committee Kevin Fielding (Chairperson), Donal Lenihan (President), Michael Daly, Padraig Higgins, Ray Clarke, Conor Clune, Brian Humphries, Finian O’Driscoll, Jerry Holland, Pat Twomey, Dave Cagney and Committee Chairs as needed Club Welfare Officer Ken Fitzgerald 086 2561680 Club COVID-19 Officer Don O’Riordan 087 2580223 5 Key Contact Information Office Manager Fiona Burke Press Relations Officer John O’Mahony Hon. Fixtures Secretary Dave Power Assistant Director Rugby – Youths Finbarr Jeffers Assistant Director Rugby – Juveniles Brian Fitzgerald Hon. Match Doctor Dr. Tom Cahill Club Physio Lauren Guilfoyle Hon. Legal Advisor Ray Shanahan IRFU Committee Greg Barrett Munster Branch Brian Humphries John O’Mahony (deputy) Senior Clubs Representative John O’Mahony South Munster Branch Dave Power Data Officer Pat Twomey 6 Sub-Committees Rugby Steering Chairman: Jerry Holland, Committee Committee: Kevin Fielding, Donal Lenihan, Anthony O’Leary, Brian Humphries. Bar Committee Chairman: John Murphy Committee: Dermot O’Leary, John Curtin, Pat Twomey, Jack Murphy, Dave Cagney, Der O’Riordan, Padraig Higgins Grounds Committee Chairman: Mick Boland Committee: Brian Humphries, Michael Daly, Dave Cagney Clubhouse Committee Chairman: Ian O’Leary Committee: Dermot O’Leary, Michael Boland, John Murphy, Der O’Riordan Membership Committee Chairman: Dave Cagney Committee: Finbarr Jeffers, Brian Fitzgerald, Niall Murray, John O’Mahony, Special Events Committee Chairman: Frank O’Connor – Cheltenham Race Day Committee: Noel Walsh, Colm Murphy, Johnny McGarry, Tim Barry Sponsorship and Chairman: Finian O’Driscoll Advertising Committee: Anthony O’Leary, Peter Hallissey, Ian O’Leary Lunch Committee Chairman: Jim Barry Committee: Donal Grogan, Ian O’Leary, Brian Cox Golf Classic Chairman: Dave Cagney Committee: John Murphy, Der O’Riordan, Don Mullins, Brian Cox Ezine and Match Zine Pat Twomey and Contributors Golf Society President: Colin Kilbride Secretary: Colm Murphy Captain: Hugh Foley Treasurer: Noel Walsh Club Shop / Club Gear Fiona Burke, Michael Daly, Niall Murray Website / Social Media Martin O’Brien, Conor Kehelly, John Moynihan, Barbra McDonagh, Management Committee 7 Team managers, Captains, Coaches and Selectors First XV Captain Niall Kenneally Vice-Captain Aidan Moynihan Manager Kenny Murphy Head Coach Brian Hickey Assistant Coaches Jonathan Holland, Denis Fogarty Selector Ralph Keyes Strength and Conditioning Ciaran O’ Regan Physio Lauren Guilfoyle Team Secretary Declan McGinn Logistics Manager Don Mullins Bag Man John Moynihan Junior 1 XV Coaches Dave Hurley, Senior Coaching Team Team Manager Team Secretary John Moynihan, David Fitzgerald Physio Angela Heaton Junior 2 XV Manager Frank Doyle, Tommy McLoughlin Selectors Denis Hegarty, Coaches Captain Eoin Derham Administrator Der O’Riordan Coach James Kiernan, Bryan Cagney, Cian Parkes, Ray O’Leary Strength & Conditioning Billy O’ Regan Under 20 XV Head Coach Darragh McNamara Assistant Coaches Terry Dillon, Jerry Murray Manager Barry Howell Team Secretary Noel Humphreys Physio Angela Heaton Youth and Juvenile Rugby Chairman Jerry Holland Asst. Director Rugby – Juvenile Brian Fitzgerald Asst. Director Rugby – Youth Finbarr Jeffers Juvenile Secretary Duggie Burkely Youth Secretary Ken Fitzgerald Youth and Juvenile Subscriptions Dave Cagney Club Welfare Officer Ken Fitzgerald 8 Youth Coaches Under 18.5 Ian Mitchell - Head Coach Under 16 Niall O’Brien - Assist. Coach Don Harney - Team Manager Barry Fitzgerald Paul Boyling Stephen Murphy Aidan McNamara Emmet Andrews - Team Doctor Pat Hughes - Covid Officer Under 14 Finbarr Jeffers - Head Coach Stephen Rose - Team Manager Colm Moynihan Owen Drummond - Covid Officer Sean O’Riordan Niall O’Brien Terry Ward Under 13 Ray O’Connell - Head Coach Brian Horgan - Team Manager Flor O’Leary Feargal Downey George Walsh Fergal Lennon Tony Hennerty Pat Coakley Frankie Sheahan Patrick Madden 9 Juvenile Coaches Under 7 Ian O Ceallaigh - Manager Born 2012 Donnchadh O'Callaghan Liam Touhy Gordon McKnight Under 8's David Barry - Manager Born 2013 James Cogan Jeremy Freeman Under 9's Tom O'Connell - Manager Born 2012 Des Murray Cearbhall Behan Barry Sweeney Under 10's Stephen Rogers - Manager Born 2011 John Kelly Paul Gallagher Gordon Cobbe Brian Fitzgerald Jim Canning Conor Duffy Gareth Burkley Owen Mullowney 10 Juvenile Coaches (Ctd) Under 11's Stephen Mannion Born 2010 Manager Cian Mahony Anthony Coole Paul Matson Barrie O'Connell Mick O'Driscoll Rob O'Flanagan Niall O'Neill Brian Stuart Ray O'Connor Chris Granby James Kiernan Under 12's John MacHale Born 2009 Manager Steve Neenan John O'Donovan Gavan O'Sullivan Gordon McKnight George Hook Dave Caren 11 Club Past Presidents 1892-1923 H.L.
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