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Programme of Galway Football Leagues & Championships 2017 Programme of Galway Football Leagues & Championships 2017 General Rules and Regulations pertaining to this year's competitions are detailed on pages 23-28 2 FOOTBALL COMMITTEE 2017 Chairman: Kevin Clancy 087-2615593 Secretary: Seamus O’Grady 086-6011303 P. R. O. Paddy Ó Griofa 087-2108792 Connacht Council Delegate John Joe Holleran 087-2672028 Coiste Peil na nÓg Chairman Peter Bane 087-0989967 One Delegate from each Football & Dual Club COISTE IAR GAILLIMH - WEST G.P.C. OFFICERS 2017 Cathaoirleach: Padraic MacDonnacha 087-9099116 Leas Cathaoirleach: Proinsias Breathnach 087-9403405 Rúnaí: Mairtin Ó Curraoin 086-8668507 NORTH EAST G.P.C. OFFICERS 2017 Chairman: Padraig Coyne 087-2261578 Vice Chairman: Austin Boyle 087-9089733 Secretary: Padraic Kelly 086-6075221 COUNTY COMPETITIONS CONTROL COMMITTEE 2017 Pat Kearney (Chairman) (Kilbeacanty) John Hynes (Secretary) (CEO) Michael Larkin (Craughwell) John Fahy (St Thomas) Kevin Clancy (Oughterard) Seamus O’Grady (Monivea-Abbey) Michael Nee (Mountbellew-Moylough) David Earls (Bearna/Forbacha) Padraic Neenan (Cortoon Shamrocks) COUNTY HEARINGS COMMITTEE 2017 Mattie Potter (Chairman) (Glenamaddy) Padraic O'Callaghan (Secretary) (Oranmore-Maree) Douglas Whelan (Beagh) Tadhg Ó Conghaile (An Spidéal) Tom O'Doherty (Ardrahan) USEFUL TELEPHONE / FAX NO. Telephone: Fax: County Board Office 091-862500 091-862507 Connacht Council 09496-30335 09496-31430 Croke Park 01-8363222 01-8366420 Connacht Tribune 091-536222 091-567970 Tuam Herald 093-24183 093-24478 Galway Advertiser 091-530900 Galway Independent 091-569000 091-569333 Galway Bay FM 091-770000 091-752689 Radio na Gaeltachta 091-506677 Willis-GAA Injury Benefit Scheme) 01-6396343 01-6694443 Pat Monaghan Childrens' Officer 087-9592068 Tom McManus Games Manager 087-2612089 Denis Carr Games Promotion Officer 087-6759593 NOTICE: WEBSITES Please note that the fixtures in this booklet are Local G.A.A. www.galwaygaa.ie provisional and will be adhered to as far as possible. National G.A.A. www.gaa.ie However, they are subject to change. 3 FOOTBALL CLUB CHAIRPERSONS 2017 An Cheathrú Rua Sean Barra Ó Griofa 087 9050345 [email protected] An Fhairche Gerry Keane 087 2277799 chairperson.naomhpadraig,[email protected] An Spidéal Tadhg Ó Conghaile 087 9050345 [email protected] Annaghdown Mick Curley 087 3292393 [email protected] Athenry Sean Keane 087 9450614 [email protected] Ballinasloe Seamus Duffy 087 2506431 [email protected] Bearna Tim McSweeney 087 2304656 [email protected] Caherlistrane Vincent Judge 086 1609903 [email protected] Caltra Aidan Murray 086 8578046 [email protected] Cárna-Caiseal Eamon O Cualaín 087 9335382 [email protected] Claregalway John Morrin 087 2510654 [email protected] Clifden J.J.Mannion 087 2355088 [email protected] Corofin Michael Ryder 086 8063166 [email protected] Cortoon Shamrocks Damien Heslin 086 8064626 [email protected] Dunmore MacHales Enda Noone 086 6066991 [email protected] Fr. Griffins -Éire Ég Tom Cox 086 8286363 [email protected] Gaeil na Gaillimhe Stephen Seoighe 086 0757066 [email protected] Glenamaddy Michael Curtin 086 2187326 [email protected] Glinsk Tommy Kenny 087 7954878 [email protected] Headford Joe O Donnell 087 7624079 [email protected] Kilconly Colm Concannon 086 8142736 [email protected] Kilkerrin-Clonberne Tom Walsh 087 2326239 [email protected] Killannin Gary Thornton 087 7667076 [email protected] Killererin Bernard Rattigan 087 2476580 [email protected] Leitir Mór Micheal Ó Tuathail 087 9627521 [email protected] Loughrea Eamonn Ó Curraoin 087 2472302 [email protected] Maigh Cuilinn Mairtin Ó Cuaig 087 2906918 [email protected] Meelick-Eyrecourt Gary McCormack 087 2482679 [email protected] Menlough Tomas Costello 087 2672365 [email protected] Mícheál Breathnach Tadhg Ó Curraoin 086 8826622 [email protected] Milltown Cathal Sheridan 087 2346717 [email protected] Monivea-Abbey Joe Keane 087 1237038 [email protected] Mountbellew-Moylough Paul Collevy 087 2203277 [email protected] Na Piarsaigh Aine Uí Ghriofa 087 6461958 [email protected] Oileáin Árann Paraic Ó Fatharta 087 2204558 [email protected] Oranmore-Maree Gerry Rabbitte 086 2586357 [email protected] Oughterard Terence Monaghan 087 2468141 [email protected] Pádraig Pearses Adrian Queeney 087 7920355 [email protected] Renvyle Gerry Salmon 086 3001624 [email protected] Salthill-Knocknacarra Diarmaid O'hAodha 086 3527803 [email protected] St. Brendans Tommy Greally 087 9264361 [email protected] St. Gabriels Trevor Kelly 087 2681367 [email protected] St. James Jimmy Newell 085 1113409 [email protected] St. Michaels Oliver Hester 087 9241480 [email protected] Tuam Stars Gerry Bodkin 087 2803229 [email protected] Williamstown Michael Gannon 087 9239317 [email protected] 4 FOOTBALL CLUB SECRETARIES 2017 An Cheathrú Rua Keith Ó Gairbhin 087 9540942 [email protected] An Fhairche Sean Moran 086 8512074 secretary.naomhpadraig,[email protected] An Spidéal Micheal Ó Duinn 087 7926212 [email protected] Annaghdown Gerry Coen 087 6171480 [email protected] Ballinasloe Gerry Seale 087 2376976 [email protected] Bearna Betty Hernon 086 1599169 [email protected] Caherlistrane Austin O'Connell 087 2700180 [email protected] Caltra Sean Kelly 087 4307077 [email protected] Cárna-Caiseal Micheál Ó Cadhain 087 2989291 [email protected] Claregalway Alan Moran 086 6681556 [email protected] Clifden Ann Mitchell 085 8331062 [email protected] Corofin James McHugh 086 3816948 [email protected] Cortoon Shamrocks Padraig Neenon 087 6477891 [email protected] Dunmore MacHales Karen Slattery 087 6485555 [email protected] Fr. Griffins-Éire Ég Eamonn Ó Flathartaigh 086 3153736 [email protected] Gaeil na Gaillimhe Irial Ó Ceallaigh 087 2110579 [email protected] Glenamaddy Kenneth Comer 087 7141758 [email protected] Glinsk Damien Brennan 087 7833367 [email protected] Headford Ronan Biggins 086 8331733 [email protected] Kilconly Sean Cunningham 087 9360340 [email protected] Kilkerrin-Clonberne Oliver Rabbitte 087 6120679 [email protected] Killannin Patricia Folan 087 2899964 [email protected] Killererin Gerard Fahy 086 8048241 [email protected] Leitir Mór Mairtin Ó Meachair 087 1357707 [email protected] Loughrea Sinéad Kelly 086 8741987 [email protected] Maigh Cuilinn Mairead Ni Cheallaigh 087 6380735 [email protected] Meelick-Eyrecourt Rory McGauran 086 4162377 [email protected] Menlough Niall Brennan 087 6816670 [email protected] Mícheál Breathnach Frances Uí Churraoin 087 1553207 [email protected] Milltown Austin Winston 087 9706200 [email protected] Monivea-Abbey Gearoid Nicholson 086 8303109 [email protected] Mountbellew-Moylough Caroline Mannion 087 6171501 [email protected] Na Piarsaigh John ÓNiadh 087 6812362 [email protected] Oileáin Árann Paraic Ó hIarnain 085 7834466 [email protected] Oranmore-Maree Desmond Hanniffy 087 9419341 [email protected] Oughterard John Gillespie 086 2448581 [email protected] Pádraig Pearses Martin Bellew 086 8185707 [email protected] Renvyle Anthony Hanrahan 087 2209921 [email protected] Salthill-Knocknacarra Alan Hassett 086 0526658 [email protected] St. Brendans Matthew Noone 087 7751733 [email protected] St. Gabriels Colm Dooley 087 6931838 [email protected] St. James Pat Burke 086 3367335 [email protected] St. Marys Caroline Ní Lochlainn 087 6890832 [email protected] St. Michaels Barry Cummins 086 7744286 [email protected] Tuam Stars Tony Keating 087 7382855 [email protected] Williamstown Damien Finnegan 087 9849816 [email protected] 5 FOOTBALL COMMITTEE DELEGATES 2017 An Cheathrú Rua Padraic Mac Donnacha 087 9099116 [email protected] An Fhairche Sean Moran 086 8512074 [email protected] An Spidéal Mike Phad Ó Cualain 085 7115837 [email protected] Annaghdown Matt Duggan 087 2213412 [email protected] Athenry Ronan O'Reilly 087 9401651 [email protected] Ballinasloe Willie Stankard 087 9960237 [email protected]
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