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H Erins Own Newsletter Erins Own Newsletter December 2014 h Happy Christmas MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL OUR PLAYERS , MEMBERS ,SUPPORTERS & SPONSORS Main Sponsors Michael O Connor Motor FactorsMotor & HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM Factor’s ALL AT ERINS OWN MMgggMmmMotorFastorsFactorshttp://www.golden THE LATEST CLUB LOTTO pages.ie/michael-o-connor-motor-factors-ltd-cork- NUMBERS WERE DRAWN ON THURSDAY THE 11/12/2014, city/1/Factorshttp://www.goldenpages.ie/michael-o- THE NUMBERS DRAWN WE RE 4, connor-motor-factors-ltd-cork-city/1/ 12, 18, 27, THERE WAS NO WINNER OF THIS WEEK’S JACKPOT OF €7590, €30 WINNERS WERE, DEIRDRE MURPHY, ALISHA GLAVIN & DENIS MULCAHY, NEXT DRAW WILL BE ON THE 14/01/2015 , JACKPOT €7720, TICKETS CAN BE BOUGHT FROM ANY MEMBER OR LOG ON TO THE CLUBS WEBSITE 1982 East Cork Under 12 Football Champions www.erinsowngaa.ie FOR OTHER WAYS OF PLAYING . THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO SUPPORT OUR CLUBS LOTTO. Club Shop FOR ANY QUESTIONS OR ORDERS PLEASE CONTACT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING: MICHAEL ON 086 8699154 OR KIERAN ON 087 7787759 OR E-MAIL DARA [email protected] om RedFM Senior Hurling League Winners 2014 R Erins Own GAA Club Grounds on the morning of the J.A.Final. Man of the Match: Barra O’Tuama led like a real captain from the throw in, The Castlemartyr man scored a vital point & was inspirational at Club Chairman Liam O Connell speaking at the Launch of the East Cork Oil times. Junior A Hurling Final held in Caherlag on Monday the 01/09/2014. Castlemartyr were crowned champions on the day on a score line of Castlemartyr 1- 16 Cobh 2-11 On Sunday Evening September the 7th of this year Erins Own were honoured to hold the East Cork Oil Junior A Hurling Final between Castlemartyr & Cobh, it had been a 20 year gap since this East Cork flag ship event was last held in Caherlag, so we got to work straight away in prepare the grounds for this big event, goals were painted, Scoreboard was cleaned, dressing rooms were power hosed inside & out & the floors, walls & seats were painted, Dugouts were cleaned, hedges were cut pitches were cut & lined, Strimming was done, nets were checked, behind the goal in the top pitch was cleaned, painting all around the grounds & complex was touched up, the club shop got a whole new face lift inside, programmes were designed & a lot of planning & organising was put in place. Shane & Barry Og Murphy & Eoin Cadogan, before the run. Vintage cars Visiting the Club grounds Caherlag back in August of this year. Clun Sponsor Michael O Connor Being Awarded with the Vienna woods Award on the 16th of September 2014. Fun Run day, which was held at Erins Own grounds Caherlag on Sunday the 12th of October, the sun was shining on the day & with a variety of entertainment it insured that lots of fun was had by all involved, the race was won by Brian Harty in a time of 18:34, Thanks to all who helped & supported on the day. Michael Mulchay & Brendan Tobin getting ready for the race. Race orgainsers, Barry O Neil & Diarmuid Cunningham making sure it all goes to plan. County News At the County Board meeting of November 18th, Mark Landers (Killeagh) was confirmed as the new coach of the Cork Senior Hurling team, replacing Kieran Kingston, who stepped down recently. Landers captained Cork to All- Ireland glory in 1999 under the management of Jimmy Barry- Murphy, and since his retirement from playing, has been involved in coaching at club level and most recently, with the Rebel Óg Academy development squads where he was instrumental in victories in the Carrigdhoun tournament with the U15s and the Eugene Carey U17 Erins Own were honoured this year, in being chosen as the Cork GAA tournament. Communications award winners for 2014, the awards were powered Damien Irwin (Killeagh) was by Compu b & in association with Silver Springs Moran Hotel were appointed manager of the Cork presented on Friday the 7th of November. Ger Manley, Country U21 hurling team, having served Manager Compu b, presenting an Apple iPad to Pat as a selector with previous manager Pat Kenneally. All- O'Callaghan(PRO), also Included are Jamie Murphy(Secretary), P.J. Ireland Intermediate hurling Savage(Ladies Chairman), Sean Twohig(Juvenile Chairman), Jim winning manager Liam Hayes Dennehy(Vice Treasurer), Humphrey Collins(President), Michael (Dromina) joins the selectors, along with the outgoing three, O'Connor(Club Sponsor) and Liam O'Connell(club Chairman) John Hodgins (St. Finbarr's) - coach, Alan Browne (Blackrock) and Ger O'Halloran (Ballinhassig). Ronan Dwane (Aghada) will take over the Cork Intermediate hurlers, while Ronan Sheehan (Mallow) joins Pat O'Connell (Delany's), Peter Brennan (Ballinhassig) and Jerry Linehan (Inniscarra). Club President Humphery Peter Kelly & Kieran Murphy Pictured After winning this year’s RedFM Collins & wife Noreen enjoying senior hurling league, these two old fellas are the only two to have all th the night at the Erins Own 50 four senior league medals in the club. anniversary dinner dance. Cian O Connor after the St Finbarr’s game Senior Hurling Championship: Erins Own 1-09 St Finbarrs 3- 12, Shane, Kilian & Barry Og Murphy after winning the Senior Hurling League this year. On Saturday 23rd of August we played the next round of our RedFM Senior Hurling League Final Erins Own 2-12 Ballymartle 2-09, Pairc Ui senior Hurling championship Rinn was the venue for this year’s senior hurling final, it was a cold wet night, in Pairc Ui Chaoimh against St the pitch was in good order but the rain made things very slippy, Eoghan Finbarrs, they came out with all Murphy opened the scoring with a 65 & he added another 4 points before the guns blazing and had the Erins break, Mossie Carroll on the 23rd minute hit the net with a rasper & Cian O Own net rattled in under 2 minutes, things got worse as they Callaghan got added a point to give us the lead at the break of 1-06 to 1-04, got a second in under 4 minutes conditions got worse for the second half witch made it hard for hurling to be not the start we were hoping for, played but credit to the lads they stuck at, Eoghan Murphy added another 5 we relied on Eoghan Murphy’s 4 points & Kilian Murphy with superb point from the centre of the field which frees in the first half & Mossie inched over the bar, a stroke of genius from the line in bringing on Stephen Carroll’s point from play to keep Horgan in the last five minutes who found the net straight away, Ballymartle us in it 0-05 to 2-02 at half time, replied with a goal of their own, but it was too late & Erins Own were crowned the second half didn’t get any League winners for 2014, Sean Kelly, Eoghan Murphy, Kilian Murphy, James O better as we could only manage a Flynn, Cathal O Mahony & Colm Coakley played well, Team in Full:1.Kieran goal from Cian O Callaghan & 4 Murphy 2.Cian O Connor 3.Shane Murphy 4.Daire Dennehy 5. James O Flynn points, 1 from an Eoghan Murphy 6. Peter Kelly 7. Stephen Cronin 8. Sean Kelly 9 Kilian Murphy 10. Cathal O free & 1 each from play from Mahony 11. Eoghan Murphy 12. Mark Collins 13. Colm Coakley 14. Mossy Brian Clifford, Kilian Murphy & Carroll 15. Cian O Callaghan, Subs used- Stephen Horgan for Mossy Carroll Mossie Carroll not enough to keep with the barr’s as they scoured 1-10 in the second half which sadly brought an early end to our 2014 senior hurling championship season, Cian O Connor, Shane Murphy, Sean Kelly & Colm Coakley tried hard for Erins Own, Team in Full:1.Kieran Murphy(post) 2.Cian O Connor 3.Stephen Cronin 4.Niall Scanlon 5.Brian Clifford 6.Shane Murphy 7.Cormac Dooley 8.Kilian Murphy 9.Sean Kelly 10.Mark Collins 11.Eoghan Murphy 12.Colm Coakley 13.Mossie O Carroll 14.Kieran Murphy 15.Cian O Callaghan, Subs Used: James O Flynn for Mark Collins & Peter Kelly for Brian Clifford. Captian Colm Coakley Receiving the cup from County PRO Tracey Kennedy JAHF Team photo V’s St Itas 06/10/2014 in Riverstown County Junior Hurling LeagueTeam Photo After win in Ballgarvan Junior Hurling County League Final Erin’s own 0-17 Ballymartle 1-12, 08/11/2014On Saturday the 8th of November we finished our season in style, by traveling to Ballygarvan to play Ballymartle in the county junior hurling league final, it was a cold fresh afternoon the pitch was a bit heavy but the sun was shining we couldn’t ask for much more, the game got under way with a Martin Buckley point from a free he added 3 more before the break from frees, Stephen Horgan, Alan Bowen & Cathal Heavy Dinny Buckley, Humphrey got a point each, half time we trailed 0-7 to Ballymartle 1-8, things didn’t Collins, DD Sheehan & John look good for us Ballymartle led for most of this game until the last ten O’Connor after CJHLF minutes, Cathal O Mahony hitting two brilliant long range frees, Stephen Horgan got another point, Alan Bowen added another 2, Martin Buckley hit 3 more points from frees & 1 from play which drove the lads on, Cathal Heavy pointed to give us a two point lead which was to be the last score of the game, what a win. Team in Full: 1.Paul Ryan 2.Barry go Murphy 3.Daire Dennehy 4.Nail Fouhy 5.Shane Broderick 6.Ronan O Carroll 7.Ian O Mahony 8.Andrew Power 9.James O Carroll 10.
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