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Newsletter 2017 Autumn.Pdf Adult/Minor Ladies Update Club Lotto in Cash for CLOBBER Association with We did it again! Cepta, Joyce and Marie captured yet another wad of Rialto Ford cash for the club with the help of club members in Cash for Clobber. This year round fundraiser has been a valuable source of income for the club. Our lotto expanded this year with bigger jackpots in prospect and a new Food for Athletes- Julie, Aoife and lucky dip. As we go to print Marc Nursery Denise about to tuck into a Camile. Sutton picked up a cool €7000, congrats Marc. Thanks to all our lotto getting Jones Engineering Group pubs, The Carpenter, The Bell, Kavanaghs, O’Shea’s Merchant, De in the Community Bruns, and better all the Whether its in Ireland or at Myos. A special one of the many far flung thanks to time! COMMERCIAL destinations around the Jarlarth Jolley SPONSORSHIP It was a summer of mixed fortunes for our Ladies What does it take to run one of the world staff at Jones at Rialto Ford most enjoyable nurseries in the Engineering get involved in the local Section with some great wins and exciting displays for their County? You could ask our Games community. Jones employee Paul support. “181” throughout the season writes Aisling Raerty. Promotion Officer Paul Hudson or Harding gives up his spare time to look new car anyone of our 25 volunteers who put after one of our juvenile boys sides, purchases are Our Camogie section had great successes with both teams beginning it all together every Saturday. a side that has enjoyed great success nearly upon their summer with league promotion to Div. 2 and Div. 6 respectively. Currently running in Tír na nÓg in recent years. To celebrate Jones us so give 2002 Girls -All Smiles A number of impressive wins meant that our Snr. 4 side emerged top beside Castleknock Community Engineering support of Castleknock Rialto Ford a of their Championship group with plenty more success on the cards. College we now have one of the GAA we are giving away one special visit and just In football, plenty of young talent, including Molly O’Neill and Clare Nulty largest and most successful nurseries. edition “Jones Engineering Castleknock ask for Jarlath. moved up to our Div. 2 side adding to an already talented group of players. Work starts early on Saturday GAA Jersey” to a Jones employee Don’t forget to mention The team have two more games to play in their league and we wish mornings with preparation of the working outside of Ireland. Just tag Castleknock GAA. them the best of luck. grounds in time for the arrival of Castleknock GAA with a picture on Facebook of you with Castleknock blue Our Div. 7 Ladies came third in their league and reached both the semi-final hundreds of girls and boys. The kids and yellow colours and tell us where of the Championship and the Final in their Cup but lost out to well-drilled learn new skills, make friends and LIPSYNC with you are. Best pic gets the special teams from Garristown and Ballyboughal, none of which could have above all have fun. Thanks to Tigers edition Jersey. happened without the vital support of a talented group of Minors. Castleknock GAA Childcare who have been a great Safety First - supporter of our nursery over the Adult Football Ok, not everyone is a great singer While both teams missed out on silverware this year, the lessons learned past number of years. Building Works but we all lip-sync! Castleknock GAA and hard work done mean it won’t be long until both these young Open to Children from 4-7 yrs. Please take care around and Hurling in conjunction with Lip-sync Battles teams achieve bigger things. Thanks to our section sponsor Camile, Castleknock Nursery enquiries to Somerton during presents Lip-sync with Castleknock Dublin 15 for their support. Round up. [email protected] clubhouse building works. GAA on Saturday November 11th at Injury prevention Please take note of safety messages Our senior footballers had a Westmanstown. No skill or talent and stay away from cordoned off areas. Senior Camogie Team narrow margin loss to Kilmacud required just give a well-known song with Somerton Parents of young children visiting Crokes in the quarter final of the your best shot. If you want All Ireland Ticket Draw Winners Somerton must supervise their children Senior Club Championship. Second to get involved just contact James Walsh and Bernie Black won the golden tickets in our annual All Ireland Physiotherapy at all times and only enter and exit team footballers are holding their Breda on 086 8416431. Final ticket draws recently and witnessed historic Dublin and Galway wins. Senior footballer and chartered Somerton by the designated route. own in div 4 and the third team Thanks to all who supported the draw. physio James Sherry recently gave likely to reach the play offs. Fourth a useful presentation to our juvenile team rounded off their season with mentors on injury prevention. a good win against Fingal Ravens. James now operates the Somerton Physiotherapy Clinic at Valleymount In hurling it has been a challenging House, Main Street, Blanchardstown year for the senior side but they Village, Dublin 15 and can maintained their champo status, be contacted on Tel / the second team hurlers had a SMS: 0852455600; strong year with second place E: [email protected] finish and out third hurlers are doing well in mid table. 2005/2006 Boys at the Club Lotto in Alan Cregan Hurling Tournament Adult Hurlers Fundraising Hurlathon Our hurlers recently hosted a hurlathon Association with which was a great success. Many of our Castleknock hurlers were on hand to give hurling tips and serve up refreshments to hungry Hurling & Football Club Rialto Ford participants. Pictured are some of the younger members who were there on Cumann Báire agus Peile Chaislean Cnucha the day and some of our hosts! U15 Hurlers looking relaxed NEWSLETTER Autumn 2017 after a great season Our lotto expanded this year with TAOISEACH bigger jackpots in prospect and a new Exciting Times lucky dip. As we go to print Marc Nursery turns the Sod! Sutton picked up a cool €7000, at Castleknock GAA congrats Marc. Thanks to all our lotto getting Jones Engineering Group pubs, The Carpenter, The Bell, Kavanaghs, O’Shea’s Merchant, De in the Community Bruns, and better all the Whether its in Ireland or at Myos. A special one of the many far flung CONGRATS thanks to time! COMMERCIAL destinations around the CIARA Jarlarth Jolley SPONSORSHIP What does it take to run one of the world staff at Jones Congratulations to our at Rialto Ford most enjoyable nurseries in the Engineering get involved in the local senior footballer Ciara for their County? You could ask our Games community. Jones employee Paul Burgess who gave birth support. “181” Promotion Officer Paul Hudson or Harding gives up his spare time to look to baby Sadhbh during new car anyone of our 25 volunteers who put after one of our juvenile boys sides, the Summer purchases are it all together every Saturday. a side that has enjoyed great success nearly upon Currently running in Tír na nÓg in recent years. To celebrate Jones us so give 2002 Girls -All Smiles Castleknock beside Castleknock Community Engineering support of Castleknock Rialto Ford a The club can’t operate without the College we now have one of the GAA we are giving away one special visit and just support of our sponsors together with largest and most successful nurseries. edition “Jones Engineering Castleknock GAA-The ask for Jarlath. those who buy pitchside signage. Work starts early on Saturday GAA Jersey” to a Jones employee Don’t forget to mention Sponsorship opportunities exist for mornings with preparation of the working outside of Ireland. Just tag Castleknock GAA. new commercial sponsors. Canadian grounds in time for the arrival of Castleknock GAA with a picture on Just contact [email protected]. hundreds of girls and boys. The kids Facebook of you with Castleknock blue Pictured are the sponsorship group, It has been an exciting and busy few years for the club. Our nursery is Connection and yellow colours and tell us where growing faster than ever, we have more teams playing each week, and we learn new skills, make friends and Paul Cunningham, Paddy Hewson Canadian Prime Minister Justin LIPSYNC with you are. Best pic gets the special have enjoyed some notable on field successes. Castleknock Hurling and above all have fun. Thanks to Tigers & Richard Mahon Trudeau recently visited Dublin and edition Jersey. Football Club has emerged as a leading sporting organisation in the Castleknock GAA Childcare who have been a great Safety First - met Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and was supporter of our nursery over the community and is testament to the work of all those who play their part. Adult Football Ok, not everyone is a great singer treated to a display of skills from past number of years. Building Works In recent weeks we were honoured to welcome An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar some young GAA players at Farm- but we all lip-sync! Castleknock GAA Please take care around and Hurling Open to Children from 4-7 yrs. to Somerton to turn the sod on our long awaited clubhouse. Many members leigh, including many from Castle- in conjunction with Lip-sync Battles Somerton during Castleknock Nursery enquiries to and friends of the club attended our family fun day to witness this historic knock. Ciarán Kilkenny put the presents Lip-sync with Castleknock clubhouse building works.
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