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Carnmore GAA Local Newsletter Edition 3: 16/Feb/2015 Carnmore GAA Local Newsletter Senior’s begin 2015 campaign with league defeat to Clarinbridge Carnmore hosted Clarinbridge in round one of the Senior League. Carnmore, still very much in a preseason type training regime were far from full strength with Anthony Davoran, Donie Fox, Kegan Fox and Darren and Ciaran Fahy all absent. Clarinbridge on the other hand travelled with a large squad at near full strength and this showed as they were much the better side from start to finish eventually winning out 6.25 – 0.9. With Carnmore’s management team of Seamus Qualter and Co. also in charge of the U21 team who begin their championship next weekend there was a strong influx of younger players into the side which included Sean Nugent in goals, Ronan Keane at full back, Kevin Hanley at wing back and Ronan Morgan and Kevin Feeney in the half forward line with Aaron Grealish, Mark Kenny an Shane Quinn also coming into the fray in the second half. Clarinbridge building up ahead of steam from the get go completely blitzed the home side in the opening half and in Camogie Draws reality the result was in no doubt at the break. Carnmore to their credit improved The draws for the 2015 Minor and significantly as the game progressed and Intermediate Camogie championships while this didn’t show on the scoreboard took place last week. Carnmore had begun to gain a real grip on proceedings in the second half. Micahel Killilea’s ladies will face Clarinbridge, Turloughmore and Carnmore will be pleased with their strong Mountbellew / Moylough in group A of finish but losing Ciaran Murray to a double the Intermediate championship. In the yellow card sending off late on took from Intermediate league Carnmore will face the second half efforts somewhat. Clarinbridge, Portumna, Kiltula / Killimordaly and Mellick / Eyrecourt. Despite the result Carnmore have several personal to return to the side and will no In the Minor B championship Carnmore doubt be a different looking side in the weeks to come. Next up is an away game will face Cappataggle, Pearses, Ahascragh / Caltra. The Intermediate vs Craughwell. League will commence in the coming weeks. Team: S.Nugent, P.Fox, R.Keane, C.Murray, K.Hanley, G.Grealish, E.Grealish, B.Hanley, O.Keane, R.Morgan, K.Feeney, K.Killilea, A.Fox, G.Hanley, J.Bryne. Subs. S.Quinn for K.Hanley, Visit www.Carnmore.net for all your local GAA A.O’Reilly for R.Morgan, A.Grealsih for A.Fox, information, latest news and fixtures. M.Kenny for E.Grealish. Registration Reminder Fitzgibbon Cup – Mixed Fortunes Registration is still open until March 30th. Round two of the 2015 Fitzgibbon Cup again pitted both Galway Any player wishing to take part in games colleges against Munster Opposition. With NUI Galway hosting at any level must be registered for UCC and GMIT travelling to Limerick to face UL. insurance purposes in the event of injury. Only registered members can obtain JP O’Connell’s NUI Galway rebounded from their heavy defeat a voting rights at meetings throughout the week ago with a 0.21 to 0.19 victory over tournament year. favourites UCC. This tonic result swung the tables back in favour of NUI Galway who now needed to secure win vs GMIT to Registration forms can be downloaded at maintain in contention to qualify. www.Carnmore.net and returned to team mentors. In Limerick, UL had a second Galway scalp in as many weeks when they defeated GMIT 1.24 to 1.11. This score line certainly glosses over true nature over this contest. With ten minutes U14s begin 2015 with three wins remaining the sides were level with GMIT causing their hosts problems throughout before a late UL spurt saw them over the Carnmore Under 14’s, who are fielding two teams in 2015 with a large squad of finish line. 35+ have recorded three victories in In the final round of group games NUI Galway made the short preparation for their competitions which will commence in the coming weeks. trip to Carnmore, the designated home field of GMIT. With the group still wide open, NUI Galway needed to win with UL ideally Liam Slevin’s young lads have had good winning also to eliminate UCC an d their strong score difference, results over Rahoon/Newcastle, Loughrea which was superior to NUI Galway’s. and Kilconerin. With qualification beyond GMIT barring a huge mathematical upset the hosts were keen to spoil the party for their city rivals. In fact on a day when GMIT lost out 0.17 – 0.12 while notching Topaz Cash for Clubs up fourteen wides, many will feel they left it behind them. Topaz has €200,000 to give away to clubs In front of a large crowd on a bitterly cold Tuesday afternoon no in a new community initiative being more than a score separated the sides for much of the contest. rolled out by the fuel giant. Over a NUI Galway found scores easier at times with an accurate short twelve week period starting on February game but GMIT’s workman like attitude and abrasive tackling 16th clubs can register and club members and harassing spear typified by Paul Fox, who was outstanding and customers of Topaz within the at corner back, insured they were in the hunt until the final community can collect stamps on fuel purchases of €40+. whistle. Five stamps are needed to fill a book Both NUI Galway and UL qualified for the knockout stages, with with three hundred completed books UL winning the group with a last gasp equaliser to earn a draw required to enter the draw. The first club vs UCC and in turn eliminating the Cork men. Donie Fox’s UCD drawn out will win €10,000t with the ten also made the cut finishing runner up in their group. NUI clubs thereafter claiming €5,000 and 140 Galway will face Cork IT with UCD playing UL in the quarter clubs after that winning €1,000. €250 will finals. LIT v IT Carlow and WIT V DIT are the other two quarter be guaranteed to every club who enters final draws. the draw. Stamps can be earned at Liam Glynn’s Centra. Please remember to collect your stamp on any Topaz fuel purchase of €40 Advertising Hoarding or more. Continuing on the 2014 fundraising initiative, Carnmore The closing date for the return of books GAA Club are offering pitch side hoarding space. is May 12th. Business owners can have a custom sign for €200, with a €100 annual contribution thereafter. .
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