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Intermediate hurling replay pages_Layout 1 29/11/2012 15:25 Page 1 Cumann Luthchleas Gael Coiste Chontae Loch Garman Intermediate Hurling Final Replay OYLEGATE-GLENBRIEN v HWH-BUNCLODY Wexford Park, Saturday 13th October at 3.30pm Reiteoir: David O’Leary (Rathnure) AIB Leinster Junior Football Championship Round 1 ST. FINTAN’S (Wexford) v KILCAVAN (Laois) 2.00pm - Reiteoir: Garreth Whelan (Cill Mhantáin) Clár Oifigiúl R ú n a í Luach €2 Intermediate hurling replay pages_Layout 1 29/11/2012 15:25 Page 2 Intermediate Hurling Final An Réiteoir: Seán Whelan FÁILTE ÓN gCATHAOIRLEACH A daoine uaisle agus a chairde go leir, cuirim failte roimh gach einne agus go mor mhor cuirim failte roimh na foirne ata ag imirt anseo inniu. On be half of Coiste Chondae Loch Garman, I would like to welcome you t o Wexford Park for the Intermediate Hurling Final replay between Oylegate and Half Way House Bunclody and the first round of the AIB Le inster Junior Football championship between St Fintan s of Wexford an d Kilcavan of Laois. With t he county minor and senior finals on tomorr ow a gre at effort by all the staff and volunteers is required to have the Park in pristine condition aga in. The y will be working away late into this evening to ensure all is well for teams and supporters alike tomorrow. I would like to thank every one for their efforts and support, my fellow officers, The C.C.C., match officials, gatemen, s te wards, programme sellers, Gardai, event controller Michael Kinsella, Chief Steward Dave Ormonde, and our PRO Rory M urphy w ho produce d this p rogramme. D ia rmuid Devereux. B UÍOCHAS ÓN E AGARTHÓ I R Today we welcome the Intermediate hurling final replay and AIB Leinster Junior Football championship first round game t o Wexford Park. O yle gate and HWH Bunclody are back for a second bite of the cherry after the dramatic finale to last weeks draw game. 4 points down as the clock ticked 30 minutes, Oylegate tapped over a 65 to leave just a goal b e tween the teams. Then on the final attack a blasting shot was saved by Bunclody goal keeper Art O”N e ill only for Padge Dor an to be hand to put th e rebound into the net for the equalizing score. We look forward to an equally exciting game today and with both th e se teams just down from senior ranks this year they are both showing hunger to rejoin the elite dozen again. I would like to thank all who assisted with the production of this programme : The Communicaions & Marketing Committee, Maria Nolan, John Kenny, Tom Boland, Mick Dwyer, Mick Nolan, Pat Doran , PJ Howlin. Also the Club secretaries and PRO’s, C&R Print and our programme sellers not le ast Gay Stafford who is there to greet us all with a smile every time we enter the Park. Ruairi Ó Murchú O ifigeach Caldreamh Poibli Coiste Contae Loch G arman 2 1 Intermediate hurling replay pages_Layout 1 29/11/2012 15:25 Page 3 Wexford Park, October 13 , 2 012 ST. FINTANTS 2009 brought St Fintans, the Junior D football championship title by the strong efforts of the clubs second team. Having fought off HWH Bunclody in Patrick’s Park in the semi final 1.07 to 0.09, St Fintans came up against St James in a highly contested and entertaining final in Killurin. At the finish, St Fintans 2.8 St James 2.6. Back: Cathal O’Brien, John William Rowe, Philip O’Brien, Eoin Whitmore, Dona l Shanle y, Niall Murphy. Middle: Dave Kelleher, Rich Kelly, Jack Murphy, One would have to go back D arragh Wright, Jason Pettit, Paddy Keane, Niall Moore, Peter Goldsmith, further, to 1999 to find the last Shane Sinnott, Kevin Day, Shane Sinnott, Tom Cullen, Padraig Doyle, Brian major championship won by St Lacey, John Wright Jnr, Richard Rowe, Trevor Rankin. Front: Conor Sinnott, Tom Power, Frank Staples, Jimmy Staples, Adrian Murphy, Patrick McDonnell, Fintans. Marshalled by two big Brendan Hughes, Jim Rossiter, Martin Goggin, Conor Day. Missing from photo: Jamie Codd, Enda Newport, Joey Wadding and Sam Finn. hearted c lub men , Billy Rowe and Jim Rowe, they accounted for Kilmore on a scoreline of 1.07 have pu t in a huge amount of work and effort. to 1.06. Having gained promotion to With the 2012 title still up for grabs, following intermediate ranks, they also went on a the drawn final just two weeks ago, St Fintans lengthy Leinster club campaign that brought will be aiming for the result to go their way in them to L einst er final - only to los e out the replay next week, and today, will definitely against Cla r a of Offaly, 0.10 to 0.09. be pulli ng out all the stops to progress in the From this 1999 panel, Niall Murphy, Adrian Leinster Club championship. Murphy, Jamie Codd and Enda Newport are in the panel for 2012 team. Minor stars, Donal The club secretary, on behalf of St Fintans Shanley, Jim Rossiter, P eter Goldsmith and GA A Club would like to thank: Jason Pettit give this 201 2 panel a good Bolgers Hardware Ballycogley, Eddie balance. Players in 1999, but team Maloney Plastering, Grass Master, John Kelly management today, Trevor Rankin Car Sales, Linda Rankin Massage Therapist (Bainisteoir), Jack Murphy and John Wright Jnr R & W Kelly Ltd., Rotech, St Fintans Ladies are ably a ssisted by another big cl ubman Rich Football Cl ub, Wright Insurance Brokers Kelly. Worki ng alongside the hurling Ltd., Ye Old e Coopers Inn and all those who management team lead by Eddie Maloney - endlessly volunteer their time and effort for players, management and backroom teams the club. KILCA VAN Kilcavan GAA club was founded in 1946. The footballers down the years and continues to club has one of the smallest catchment areas do so. Our last county title was won in 2004 in Laois, but has a proud tradition of when the men in Maroon won the Laois Junior competing with and beating the best. Situated A title. This year the club took the decision to ne ar the Laois Offaly boarder the club has drop back down from Intermediate Level after strived hard down the years to keep gaelic losing several players abroad, the club games going in such a small rural townsland reached the semi final of Junior A this year but it has a tradition of producing talented where they were narrowly defeated. 3 Intermediate hurling replay pages_Layout 1 29/11/2012 15:25 Page 4 AIB Juni or Football FIR IONAID: 16. Jim White Séamas De Faoite 17. Michael Bermingham Mícheál Mac Fheorais 18. Joe Dixon Seosamh Mac Riocaird KILCAVAN (Laois) 19. Manus Dunne SHELMALIERS Mánas Ó Doinn 20. Peter Dunne Peadar Ó Doinn 1. JAMES COOPER 21. David Finn Séamus Cúipéir Daithí Ó Finn 22. Derek O’Connell Darach Ó Conaill 2. LIAM DUNNE 3. NOEL DUNNE 4. SHAN E DUNNE 23. Eamon O’Brien Liam Ó Doinn Nolla ig Ó Doinn Se á n Ó Doinn Eamon Ó Briain 24. Jimmy Mangan Séamus Ó Mongáin 5. PAT H UNT 6 . JOHN M cEVOY 7. DAMIE N MANGAN 25. Ray O’Connor Ray O Connor Pádraig Ó Fiaich Seán Mac Fhíodhbhuidhe Damien Ó Mongáin 26. Gearoid Treacy Gearóid Ó Treasaigh 27. Barry Grennan 8. RORY O’CONNELL 9. MICHAEL TARPEY Barra Ó Grianáin Ruairí Ó Conaill Mícheál Ó Tarpaigh 28. Conor Bowe Conchubhar O Buaigh 29. Conor Mangan 1 0. PADDY DUNNE 1 1. DEAN O ’BRIEN 12 . SEAN DALTON Conchubhar Ó Mongáin Pádraig Ó Doinn Dean Ó Briain Sean Daltúin 30. Oliver Dixon Olibhear Mac Riocaird 31. Ronan Gorry Rónán Ó Guaire 13. ANDREW CONROY 14. PATRICK GORRY 15. BARRY MANGAN Aindriú Ó Conraoi Pádraig Ó Guaire Barra Ó Mongáin 32. Sean Mangan Sean Ó Mongáin 33. Declan Conroy Déaglán Ó Conraoi 34. Senan Corbett Goals Points Wides Frees Seanán Ó Coirbín 1st Half ROGHNOIRÍ: 2nd Half Manager: Ger Treacy Trainer/Selector: Joe Dixon TOTAL Selector: Damien Managan 4 Intermediate hurling replay pages_Layout 1 29/11/2012 15:25 Page 5 Wexford Park, October 13 , 2 012 FIR IONAID: 16 CONOR SINNOTT 17 JAMIE CODD 18 JOEY WADDING 19 BRIAN LACEY 20 TOM POWER ST. FINSTARLIGHTSTAN’S (Wexford) 21 PETER GOLDSMITH 22 SHANE SINNOTT (CAPT) 1. 23 RICHARD ROWE PADDY M cDONNELL 24 EOIN WHITMORE 25 MARTIN GOGGIN 26 SHANE SINNOTT 2. 3. 4 . 27 EMMET O'BRIEN JIMMY S T APLES FRAN K STAPLES ADR IA N MURPHY 28 DARRAGH WRIGHT 29 JASON PETTIT 30 TOM CULLEN 5 . 6. 7. 31 PHILIP O BRIEN JIM ROSSITER KEV IN DAY BREN DA N HUGHES 32 SAM FINN (V. Capt.) 33 PADRAIG DOYLE 8. 9. 34 SHANE SINNOTT JW ROWE PADDY KEANE ROGHNOIRÍ: 10. 11. 1 2. Manager: Trevor Rankin DONAL SHANLEY NIALL MURPHY CONOR DAY Selectors John Wright Jnr Jack Murphy Rich Kelly 13 . 14. 15. John Wright Jnr CATHAL O'BRIEN DAVE KELLEHER NIALL MOORE Massage Therapist Linda Rankin Goals Points Wides Frees 1st Half 2nd Half TOTAL 5 Intermediate hurling replay pages_Layout 1 29/11/2012 15:25 Page 6 Intermediate Hurling Final MEET THE MEN FROM OYLEGATE Ciarán Dagger Favourite Player: Eddie Brennan Townland: The Oil Age: 23 Michael Heffernan Achievements: 3 minor titles Townland: Kilcotty Favourite Player: Henry Shefflin Age: 28 Achievements: U16 Leinster Schools, Brian Doran Intermediate All Ireland Hurling, Junior football Townland: The Oil Favourite Player: Tommy Walsh Age: 17 Achievements: U16 Leinster schools, club u16 Mark Kavanagh hurling, u14 football Townland: Millands Favourite Player: Liam Dunne Age: 19 Achievements: Minor hurling, U16 Fergal Doran hurling/football, junior football Townland: The Oil Favourite Player: Joe Canning Age: 23 Achievements: 3 minor hurling, U21 hurling, Shane Lambert Junior football/hurling Townland: Ballydonfin Favourite Player: John “Sport” Reck Age: 19 Achievements: U14 footabll, U16 hurling,football Pádraig Doran U21 district hurling Townland: Kilcotty Favourite Player: Tommy Walsh Age: 21 Achievements: 3 minor hurling, Senior B hurling, Bryan McCormack U12 hurling, Football Townland: Oulartleigh Favourite Player:
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    JCSPNewsletter JUNIOR CERTIFICATE SCHOOL PROGRAMME Issue 5 September 2007 See Inside * Stars Read! * Initiatives 2007 * Make a Book 2007 * Resources and Materials * Welcome * Competition Launch of Stars Read Reading Campaign On 30th April last there was great excitement in Croke Park, not because there was on All Ireland about to kick off but because JCSP was about to witness the launch of the Stars Read Campaign by An Taoiseach Bertie Ahern, featuring five of the nationally best known GAA stars. Jerry McCarthy, Eoin Kelly, An Taoiseach, Bertie Ahern, Seán Kelly, Bernie Kiely and Aideen Cassidy. Ciarán Whelan, member of the Dublin Senior Football team who is an outstanding midfield player and a leader on the pitch came to represent the players at the launch. Eoin Kelly is a member of the Tipperary Senior Hurling team and a dynamic and prolific score-getter making him one of the most exciting forwards to have ever played hurling. He is a past pupil of a JCSP school Scoil Ruain in Killenaule who were well represented at the launch. Eoin also came to the launch to represent the players. Colm Cooper is a member of the Kerry Senior Football team and widely regarded as being one the greatest GAA players ever. Henry Shefflin is a member of the Kilkenny Senior Hurling team. “Hurler of the Year” in 2006 and already considered to be one of the “greats of hurling” confirmed by the team’s recent win. Seán Óg O’hAlpín is member of the Cork Senior Hurling team. One of the famous O’hAlpíns and has been a successful dual player for Cork and for his club Na Piarsaigh.