Kitcorfr{rtb+ ", - The novice football team plaved',,i"'.n Kil€iffi:fi{' on sunaa[7ru}'o#k, il'tilHr'il:i"ilnj",f Our. novice footballers wer awin bY 2goari r"ii,:1y? KILCORNAN OX rI.NCrr GAA. made history when thcy :Xfffi;ff|"o ,be?ten . by Feenasl played Nrmeeoyon_saturday evening their first ever footbail Although, Kilcoman ii: Kilcornsn f-9. Monagea4-6. match ilthe novicechampionship -. were mjs_ tn,thesecondround rif the leigue Although againstTournafulla and tb add tb o'ififJ Kilcornan pul uD a rm.presstveperformancb . Iri, oft rhti{?hl,h?."or"n their gtory, they had a clearcur win Stoxes,_Gerryil{'"#:'+*"''{,ig#: and had ls bur a pale"" shadow by points. Bourke, Aidan suD-stantrallead early in of the driwi 3 With prominenr wetsn, lErence theseconr game,-but certainly this was lootballerslike Madigan, Richard na,I, tne opposition came not Terence'Madigan, jhey bacl true ot this Junior B semi_final Malin G__reelish. 3_9YTF, sri[ managed to wtth a goaland two pointsto at DermotDow"ncs, nold the city champions taki on Sundav. Fr..Tim W-rennand Gerry Bourke, -see at-bay. Ine same. rI wT. gqgd to the TFe Both sides did th;ir homework it looks like Kilcornari have a _, h6me team waFTerence Madi correctly and between them bright future in the football circle. -f Iastuoned i#i.tf a game. under the wam . .Alsoplayingwere Aidan Walsh, $fi;ii,'i: 3ilift*j "''o,:l' BXT;?;, sun, consistently therr home parish the. fi*t ttrowne.-ff:i,n: Joe ilif,I in tune with the Alan _Downes,Richie Stokes, lljern Rush, Aiberr pertect conditions. DonieIves, John Browne. bourke, Downes, John Aubr-., Browne and pat_Derrnot It all began so well for the win- 8,";i;. 6iilys;;;#;i: r.j;i ^John Dermot foyc-e. O'Connell, Martrn ners. Their early poaching efforts Maher, Pat Shaulhnessy,pat u',""5i,f"',il?ff"1"dti,l'Ifi Ureellsh, Tony Bourke, Donie resuttlng in three goals wis a real O'Connell._Subs.. Tony Stokcs, ,ri."t t,":"::.p:Ty Bourke.John Maher, snot rn the arm.amd and.J9e Rush foughi , rRl_!]9!gr. in these open_ Danny Maher, John Birvce. pat nafd.agarnstlllgrgan and.Roberr Forey. lng srages. their expertise pr6ved the Kildimobacxs ro uunng the week. O'Donovan,Jeny Mulcari:,Donre get lhelr the clubha'd a gooO thar rhey prevented scores. ol !9 shaughnessy.Joe Rushe. pat Daly :::_D^:.- worthwhile outings Monagea from flowing'with any and Oliver Hanlev. DIl?lt\ agarnstBauysteen in football,anid real pattern.. Bur the lolers abiliry Eachand euery'one h:l'sh H":"rT"g" ffi: againstthe SalesianCollege, pal_ . of the team ulwnes,-Alan Downes, to withstand a crisis was impre_ showedgreat enthusiasm and thrs John laskenry,in hurline. ssive,.a.s.rhey garhered their wits was clearly seen throughout the . I ne sponsoredwYalk whlch tooK arxt slflus together to trail by a game. ptaceo^n.Sunday was very much ilfrwEtlrr,g..,.#!.r::: successtul mere tour points at the interual. playersare looking forward and the club wishcsto lie second .All rnanK , half was essentiallya wtrn great lnterest to their 2nd {i,U3""'3fff,i":'ory"iT,i#,..ili ail thosewho parliciDated clash of equals and in rhe firial match on Sunday next against ano who were involved in the anatyslslt must be the winners abil_ AItOlmo. organlstng. rty to avail All of opportunities that Tr1rog continueson Tuesday _, qardsshould be returnedto Justabout gol them through. and Thursday trHl,lqjf+,,'"rsi#itne club with their -secretelyand in nights under th6 remirtances. llte .pjgce_ss must be guidanceof TerenceMadisan. byLiam thankful for those early, earl! i:lilefereed sfores. ,"*";li"sji'ft In the drawn game, I was H* .,*s":ll:J"::l-Y! perhaps a lirtle critical of their attack. but in today's game I had no sucn . mtsglvings. They moved ;:ll,*mfi4i'ri,i.l,"i$H sweeily and were full of ideas. ln ract a -teature of the game was the sptendtd torwards presented bv both sides. If forced-ro be criticdl and hopefully at the same time consrructive. I would suqgest that fr$"*$i,:r;dffi-. at times the winners-tefence appeared porous. and a Iittle iuscl_ ing.in ttui areawoujd il:;H; amtss- _'It was an entertaininggame all the-way with plentyof frle-flowrnl hurllng.hard but fair tackline.witfi the ourcome rirctflfif* in doubt until thi final whistle. xircTrrfafiS . It is alwaysdifficulr to categor- t#,:'J"F:"i"1['.".':J":S"i::", Our novice hurlcrs havc ically pinpoint cual- rhe reasonsfor*the ificd from their group for the Wesr wJnne{ssuccess in such a close Semi-final. They piar game. Dromcol- f would suggesithat it was logher in Rarhkiaic riext Sundav lne tucky breaksthat they got in the at 2.30-novicep.m. early exchatrqes. gfr{ffinffi The footballers have Monageaf6ught all tle way with Kilcornan acquitted t.hemselvesvery ucll so a fervour one expectsfrom a side far thisyear. with jusl onc dcfcal In just one step removed from the rhenovicc 'fftStFA thelr group. they stand an exccl- final while Kilcoman held on to lent chance of makins-the it ro the their lead with all the tenacity of clnock-out stagcs of cham- the oroverbialScotsman forhis five ilLr.rlfi!i&::#ti; 'ptonshlD. pou'nd u.**i'#r**itrj,E,ff note, and ironically, in the il:l'J.-" Of coursc. the hishltuht of rhc f;1,,3'I;,iTil,,,[',fi I year end one felt as sadfor the losersas sr'Marv so far for thd cl"ub is the one felt elad for the winners. lTillixl'Jlri'l',",yed sro success of our under 16 hurlers Bestfdr Kilcornan were:T. Cor- ffi'iF:i;:$'*"*]ni13; who won Group C of thc West rigan, F. Nash,A. Burke, F. Ryan, Cham.pionshipreccntlv. This is rhe J. Burke, and impressive for !' Ilrst champtonshipat lhir lcvcl ft,r Monagea were T. Brouder, J. "l'l#ffir nursdaysat 7.30_5""'+i:s""f,."p.m. ;,"J Kilcornan. Hogari',K. Hogan and T. Dowling. The pancl of plavcrs was: N. Kilcorngn: T. Madigan, L. Mulcair. S. Walsh. i. Griffin. E. Meade,P. McMahon,T. Conigan, Lynch. T. Downes. M. Sheehan, T. A. Burke,J. Neville,J. ,{;fl.q'.,tJ,[#i.',iffiJ. Nash, J. Hanley, A. Kett. T. Nelson, s;iilrl',;ii i,"1 Griffin, Maher, C. Bourke, P. Hough, F. " flfftf ;" ,3""'" S. Rush'(caDlain). V. Nash, E. Murphy, P. Ives, D. J. Fitzgerald. D. Dorivnes. G. Kett. F. Rvan. S,S:lt'r McDonnell. L. Dillon. R. Lynch, Mon4ei: T. Mccarthy, T. Cus- st$ili":F J. Dolan, M. Walsh, C. Ahein. B. set J. Foley.S. Flanagan,T. Dowl- "YJf; O'Gorman, J. NMash, D. Griffin. The team was trained and malagg{ byJohr O'Gorman ably assistedby Fr. Irwin, P.P.t Trrm and Bridset Griffin. We y'fitr"i-T;ffiffii . ho[e.rhisisthe first of n]any trophies that will be on our sideboards this year. Wc u ould like to thank Siamus Braddish, local building contractor. for tne set of playing gcar he rcccnuv presentedto our club. I t_ .LUBGAA: Kilcornan l3/Qlgtt Kilcornan's lL-tP-g 6 l,ongestGAA Activity on the slrortslrelowali Kilcorhdn games recordbid confined to trail for the There was an excellent attend- trlrpo ta.6.gL senior cup and the under 16 anceat football training on I nrr6- match divisional teams. We have four this €aort By GERRY McCARTHY dav nieht and hoPefully Fourteern Co, players already on the West panel wif L-e-sustained^as thi:,semi-frnal Kilcornan (Co. Limerick) and considering that Mark The nouce lootbalers Gaelic footballers from the drawsnear. parish G.A.A. club is bidding for an Sheehan,Thomas Downes, John oiav fltOimo on WednesdaYnight tiny of Kilcornan, Hhnley and John Grffin have in---irti ihe PallaskenryTournament' which has a population of entry itr the GuinnessBook of already won West medals in this iiav fo6tballers gfaYed 300, yesterday created a Rccords by setting a world grade, we anticipate them making t"tuneret iri Kilcornan on Friday- for non-stop Gaelic the final fifteen. of record record for noD-stop Gaelic ;-shl:-Th" girls trave footbali. football. The junior hurlers had a very co-ursemuch more exPerienceat worthwhileset tosetherlast Sun- this level. Even so' Krlcornan For a total of 60 hours The actionstarts at 6 a.m. on 4ay when jbinind'wirh Croa€h- played very well with Carollne and five minutes, two teams Friday, May 23, when two Kilfinny in a...challengeagainst O'Keefe in great torm' .le-am: of seven-a-sideplayed con- Wil- seven-asideteams line out in the . Of oarticular note was Catbtlne O'K-eeffe,Victoria tinuously from 6 a.m. on local sportsfield, situated l0 thepbrformance of JohnnvDunne mott. Jennifer BoYce' Manan Friday to 6.05 p.m. yester- at riiht half forward whir scored O;ShauehnessY,Eliine Walsh' hoping to earn re- miles from Limerick on the one and terrpoints from play. Ellen Comgan' day, !'oal Ann G-realish, in the Guinness Foynesroad. The hopeto play Trlining commencedon iues- Martina Mulcair, LucY Maotgan' cognition dav nieht at.6.30.While we had Sandra Sheahan' Book of records. The record without a break for 60 hours -fine '.players Ann Bourke, soine individudl Kathleen McDonagh. Maggle earned funds for the club, until 6 p.m. on Sunday,May 25. throughlhe yearsthe club failed to Hanlv. Breda Hartigan anclt'lona the local community council Should they achieve this makean impressionin the honours Rush- an'd tho Haernorpitr,iliac target, their effort will be; list until iast year when. the Society. managemenl team, comDlnlng accepted for entry in the select6rs and trainers, led b! Guinness Boo{< of Rccords. Mattie O'Connell. and supported bv Dan Sheehan and Patrick Twoomen, took charge and moulded the. individuals into a Ir- :' i i team full of spirit. loyalty and dedication and with it. won the Kilcornan,v Kilcrif,rlflil peo- )",V.6,.V " novicechampionship. These EYEN thoug[ arbalftas yet to be While many players ple who wer'e and otficials largeiy responiible .".liF/,9,H#"struck our club is a hive of activitv were taking time recovering good from for last vear'ssuccess. are entitled championshiPwin overTem- ""., with plans for the forthcomin! ileglantinein Croigh on ThursdaY the efrectsof the marathon record- to a betier commitmentto trainns season being decided and im- setdng Gaelic was ;isf,r last bv 5-4 to l-0. While a football match. acti- than evidenton Tuesdaynighi plemented.We will be hard put to vities on the field got great last. wEole hearied performance was olf to a match the achievemcntof last Year start lrst Sunday when eudentlrom all ihe plaversspecial from the novice when three mqior honours footballers had a win mentionmust be ma'debfA.'Kett, came sood over the West Limerick Division Tempteglantinein ihe league. D. McCarthv.E. Casev,S. Rushe our way. and D. Downesfor their exceP- Leonard Enrisht attended our Templeglantinewon the corres- tional efforts. anhual function- and oresented pondinggame last year with a last the We extend our symPathyto medalsand Drizesto mahv of our minute goal makingthis victory all Stokesfamilv, Cragreadhon the lucky memb'ers.Nine teairs were the more sweeterfor us. It wasin death of their broiher, Dick. in affiliated in the western cham- fact the first time this year that the Dublin. footballerswere together as a oionshios^hurline includine iunior and team hovice teains. We hau. and when Newclstle United's alsoagreed to-ioin with Askeaton Gerry Burke scoredthe first of our and C;oagh-Kilfinny in the newly two goals it looked as if the reformed:'shannonGaels" senior winning margin of four points hurling club. This will give the woutoDe even ereater. opportunity to many of our mem- Emphasisingthat \rye lost the berstoplay in thenew competition quarter-final last year to the IOr tnls graoe- tne senlorcup eventual winners, lhe manaqe- The outgoingexecutive commit- ment team of John Downes,Jo-hr teewere unanimously re-elected at lDolan and Bill Downes promise Crazy the A.G.M. Liam Meade,Donnie rchampionshiphonours in returr Eootball Maherand John O'Gorman retain lfor dedicationto trainins. their respectivepositions of chair- The under-14hurlins ieam take man, treasurer and secretary. part in the Taurnament John Maher was electedPRO tbr this Saturday. Parents and club Kilcornan membersare-requested the club. TerenceMadiean was the to helpout ftin wlth On Friday May 23rd, 14 gaelicfootballers unanimous choice for-captain of transDort. the junior hurling team and last Terence Madigan must be for- from the small West Limerick parish of year'ssuccessful mangement team givenfor havinga-swelled head this of the novice hurlers, Mattie week. Followinghis greatachieve- Kilcornan (population 300) will try and O'Connell, Dan Sheehan and ment in the foolball-marathon.it Patrick Twomey were elected to hasjust been announcedthat'he wind their way into the GuinnessBook of take charge of this year's junior has been nominated "Limerick hurlers. Footballer of the Month" by the Records. Forty Coatsand Co., and We had a sood run in the Scor Limerick supportersclub. This is The two seven-a-side numerous Brass and Pipe competition with two acts getting one of the fiihest honours avail- teams Bands. to the divisional finals. Ann able to Lime-rick footballers and will start a record McMahon was narrowly defeated Terence does his club and parish making attempt on Friday The project is the brain- in the recitation competition by proud by receivinq this award. at 6 a.m. to play Gaelic child of former Limerick last vear's All linalist anil Kilcornai is one of the verv few in the drama Pat O'Connell, Tom parishesto have two recipie;rtsof Football for 60 hours non- footballer, Terry Madi- Nash, John O'Gorman, Bridget this .award. Paddy Ivesi having stop, in the local sports gan. Kilcornan is now Kelly and Ann McMahon were preuoustywon lt. field. gone football crazy with closesecond to Cappagh. The event is to raise every man, woman and moneyfor the Haemophil- child in theparishinvolved iacSociety,thelocalGAA in making sure that this club and the Community occasionis a success.The Kilcornan Council.Therecord-mak- surroundingparisheshave ly/zfgo The annual general meeting of vice- :lil*11'Mr'-I4iamMea^de;r"i,LY-ter: secretarv' ing attempt will be offi alsogotinvolved. the crub washeid .edfly ;dil; :l3iq:lt prececdedby Mass for"deceased yl cially supervised and all The technical supervi- -Jtfn-9 u,'Lonn-ellixgman-;,.assrstanttreasur- inembers.ri. Irwin p"*id"oi l!tt9l1ly-:flt rules and regulations sion of the ". marathon will addressedthe gathering^in Irish ;e-r1l9l:tf^_Y-1d.t$ani--assrstant p.R.O. required to enableit to be be handled by Mr. Pat and commendedttrose rnemn"i. treasu-rer,Domy Maher; and otherswho helpedinorfspl": John Maher' Committee: lobby ratifiedwillbeadheredto. Lane rol"y' Toomey' Mike Nash' of , well ing ectivitiesfor -- the---- under-'---- r""'Ti-E- ur Pat A full programme of known intercounty th; Prish. Tom Griffrn' Johri Nash,.Gerry entertainment has been referee.Sunday 6 p.m. is rhe chairmanin his addressir"l:,{; g:K1t'l::"Sitt drawnuptocover60hours set for the official closing highlighted the co-operatlon and Hanley "?;m,and John Joe Reidy. lgaT w.oJkthat 9evelopedamong Selictor: hurling. Mattie with an appearance by ceremony. theParish o.rganisations in running O'Conne1. rne IootDaI maratnonand lm- Hurling captain: Aubrey "vice-taptain. pressedon the -meetingthe great Bourke: Donil acilevementsot tne maratnon. O'Shaughnessy;footbaU captain, (3Y.'-g"?"gli,^:]::: The treasurer'sreporr indicared to::'^ ^D-::i:-captaln' Joe. Kusne that the club was in'the blackfor ^.Meetlng th; fiist time in many years. agreed to .allow the officers .to The following oificers were appolnt selectors tor tne Junlor elected:President, Fr. JohnIrwin; tootballand under ageteams' --fid for Guinness football record of FOURTEEN G.A.A. Recordsand, at the same Ireland club finals, .rme. to rarse .The two_seven_a_sideteams all ofwhich playersin a small West much_needed- wtu De more than qualifies him funds for the Hlaemophilihc led by theircaptains _ to Limerick parish will Terence Madigan. supervise th€ marathon re- - Society,the G.A.A. airdthe a local cord. undertake a record- local CommunitvCouncil. Iarmer. and Aubrey Bourke, breaking attempt in a anemployee at theneighbour- . Someof the entertainment marathon Grazy ing Wyeth facrory. rn the lineoutof the program_ Gaelic foot- me includes the Newiastle ball exhibition this He said that there was .$iding Terenc6on his side West Pipe B_andon Friday an wrlt evening, weekend. atmosphereof footballin the be.BobbyFoley. Martin the RathkealeBrass Sand on^ Kilcornan, with a air aroundthe parish,as every yj^ef !_sn,pon al Ivess,Donny Saturday evening, man, woman and ratn!.Shauehnessyand, on Sunday,RTE's own populationof 300people, .,footbalchild ore- i1ilT; p3l:d-.ro go crdzy" "Fortv Coats& Co.". aswell has arranged a galaxy rle_ weekend over the next three davs.aid $ Lrmerick Brass and slrroundin"e-com-tha) the surro.unding Under the .uptuin. of t(eed Band with majorettes, parish6swere Aubrey will : €vert. which will atsogetttng -.rvolved. bir G6rard leaotng up to the official mence at the local sport- Dr,iiii:?closrng at 6 p.m. sfield John "gffi":\:b /."y1TJfi tomorrow (Friday) told me that theywere " "and l mornins at 6 a.m.' contld_entof a good we-ekend Neilt _Throughoirtthe sixty hours ror.,all, good il3;1l:."nuurnnessy . The-aiin is to play for sixty entertainment, of the record-makingaitempt. hoursfrom 6 a.m. oi Fridav to whrle making a new record foi the playerswill remlin undei 6 p.m. on Sundayand, in'so Lrmenck and Kilcornan. constantsupervision in order Referee to dorng, to.qualify for a place A specialsouvenir meetthe extremequalifica_ among brochure trons of ^tns great sporting programmeis beingprinted The technicalsupervision of the entry'for the eventsoI the to , u.ulnnes_sBook centurv. marK tne occasionand spon_ the marathonwill-be handled of Records. An air of festivitv and sorshiphas by PatLane from Foynes.pat rney wI be permitteda five beensought oier a mlnute celebration will surrouhd the wide area is a well-knownintdr-county break during every for the ev-ent. tully event, with bands and enter- referee and has recentlv completedhour-of play. tailment-on The lineout of re- Friday, Saturday chal.leneers fereed the National Leaeue and Sundav. to set the title are drawn fiom The beit of Iuck to Kilcor_ tmal, while in previous ve"ars nan..in their _Organisdr John Maher ex- all walksof life in the areaand hehas taken .record-making tlt't lll 1l I It|I|fifliIilr't ||tl ll|ftiff [|i flll- rI|nllrnnnrnrlflI| tililiili Kilcornan,West NoviceHurling Champions. n4qlsu IflLCORNAN HOPE TO CONTINUE WINNING matesrn Donegal tor therr league TIIE new playing season got second half commenced and both qame sidesknew what was required - againstFinn Hams. under way iasi Sunday for the of Kilco-rnan them.. Tommy craney. lhe team:Terence Madi- Kilcornai Club who-in l9g5 san, Billv'Niall O'Shaushnessv. 'MartinLiam n"a a iong overdue success *d#f:Pr:flt*'"*lscoverinsalot Meade, R-ushe, when,-coached ty _l,eogri[iiT3tll";3f-[T,";,,TtiTll3 Greelish,Aubrey -Maher, Bourke, Bobby {nrish!, they won the West ottt?"i-ti""*v? ..-nti"}i"ro. Foley, John Donre novice hurling championship. Johniy Duirne had goal O'Shaughnessy,Gerry Bourke, a for Paddy Ivess, Kilcornan agqinstthe run of play Joe Rushe, Johnnv Like Kilcornan, Camogue Dunrie, Pai Donovan (capt.)', ard-while Ardagh put pressureon Rovers bridged a long barren Mlke Nash. Subs.:Francis Nash spelt by wfrining thiir lirst Ki[9,T1"^,9"fenc^eth7 f99ld and Pat ['"iri"iiiti"l"ir'Es'"'th'.t""i33r"tJJl-,t"*.rl'^X"""i.!l" j;l]l O'Shaughnessy. 192-6andthe-yloower_etrainediiiU-R"jlt-":"'rrl."d-i-o'p!n"r.u,", Leonard Enright, hi." Under 16 and coached by the Limerick ;ith iiii.i" Mioftri in eoali coacnrng was apprecr- The Kilcornan under 16 hurlers All-Star full-back, copinebrilliantly with the odd-ball ated. had a greatwin when beatingGlin Kilcornanplayed Ardagh in the to' sdt throueh. Ardaeh then in the final at Askeaton. Asain it novicehurlinifihalinAskeatonin switihed coun-tv minor- Patrick centrefield and AubreY Bourke was the dedication to tr;inins November, 1s welll a being Enright to mar[

The KilcornanU. 16 team' and Killeedv who olaved in last week-endss6nior liurlins clashat NewcastleWest must mee'i again to decideon which of them Kilcornan will contest the semi-final againt ou. Feohanagh.last week+nd's sime . _unn#4;*a.{J*". ended afsquare nelo at the CoachInn on Saturdav on the scor-eline rugnt.where our u-16footballeri Adare 1-11, Killeedv 0-14. were.presenledwith their Adare who had'to line out cham- without the ptonstupmedals by former Limer_ experienced Shane rcI(nurter and All_Star,Fr. paudie Fitzeibbonlooked a verv unsettled sidt durins the opeiins half. trtzmaurice. The evening was a nug.e.successand our appriciatron Killedv loo-ked mucfi mor? shar- ano-thanksto the manaiament per, dle no doubt to thefu rec€nt and saqa with arch-rivals stafl..of the Coach lin for the . exceuentservice provided. Tli-e Sliabh Luachra side, who this year havea coupleof new faces _ rn€- commencement of the on /-a-srdelootball and their team, sot off to a sood start hurling com- points petrtronsias been deferreii and were thiee to-the sood until within five mind1s5. 'lexr sunday week to facilitate the John Migner compleuon of youth Ktiffif;f{ opened uD the scorins acc;unr club and poiirt ornercompetitions in the interim. ufrtha and this wai followed by points from PaudieFirmawice (third minute) and Denis O'Con- -"Il$l[l?-g-., nor (four an{qhalf minutes). the club took place on \ilednesday, Detember 10. 19t6. Mgss for lffiffil#Etr';-t+l${k{ai'5,7 deceased members preceded the mectlng which was held at the Tommy Dunne had a point from Comrnunity Hall. liTt;'Tfi"y..i:l!}ii,l!f,!l","#l a placedball for Adare-in the 5th The oresident. Fr. lrwin. elo- minute. quently'addressedthe gatheringin Pfaquetor Ag Liam Shine had a creat ooint Irish and paid tribute to the good from midfield in the 8ih minute. work and attention being given to Kilcornan'{"t Within the next 5 minutes the the training and development of **m#miffiAdare men had the gap narrowed under-ageplayers and teams. . KilcornanGAAclub, whosettt'e to iust a sinsle ooiit after Mike Outgoing chairman Liam neadlineslest May when they set a Beison and-Brdndan Heffernan Meade commented on the activi- wortd record for Gaelic fdotball had scored. ties of the p-astyear nig!{gnfing Paudie Fitzmaurice added from the sucressof the under-16hurline $i$nhf'#Jffii"',* a free before John Maqner senr and football teams. Liam als6 they were pr€sent d with a biauti- one over from play. remarkedon the co-operationthat nd ve|| plsqr€-. Mr. Liam Meade, developedamongst all the parish !9toTol-of the Kilcornan ctub, CHANGEOVER orsanisationswhich heloed make acctpted the plaque on behalfofth6 thd marathonfootball toumament rourtgen players who set the record On the chanseoverAdare intro- a parish success. The secretary in the cuinness Book of duced Billy Kennedv into the oointed out the fruitlessness of fiH*filacc attack in placeof Ger llickev who iegisteringteamswithout anyhope started tie game carrying'a les of playing,as applications fees and injury which-wasaggravat6d midl insurance charges per team were way tbrough the first half. Donal very high. Mdrron afain narrowed the gap The treasurer, Danny Maher, when he fi-nishedotr Mike Alfre?t inpressed upon the attendanc€ passfor a wellplacedpoint. Paudie tbat the club accounts were in Fitzmaurice, the foriner Bank of credit for the first time in manv Ireland All-Star and at Dresent a years. He also pointed out that hi: Limerick senior hurling-selector, would not be seekins re-election to had a point from a fiee in thi A speclal\qy"rryymebting to arrangethe secondininute the Dosition. of this second half Tte followine offrcen were forthcbmins 7-a-sideoarish-hurl- which was to producf some elected:Presiden-t, Fr. John lrwin; ingand fooi-ball league'was helo un brilliant hurling, dspecially from chairman, Mr. Liam Meade; WEdnesdaylast. Four teams in the defendersof both side!. Two secretary, Mr. John O'Gorman; both codeswere drawnuo with the points from frees plus a similar treasurer, Mr. Terence Madigan; captains of each responsiblefor score from plav. all from Mike vice-chairman,Mr. John Maher; eniurinq that all blavers are Benson. had the sides on level asst.secretary, Mr. Pat O'Connell; availabi6.All samescbmhence ar terms. A great savebv the Adare asst.treasure4 Mr. Danny Maher; 12 noon from Sundav next. with goalkeepeiPatsy Haf in the 35th P.R.O., Mr. JohnMaher. two matches being flayed every minute wasto my view the turnine Team arrangements: Novice Sunday. A set oflni:ddtS wiit bi: point in the gam-e.Vincent Buckl hurling, managdr,Mattie O'Con- Presentejlto the winning teamsin ley put tbe Maiguesidersahead both nell; captain, Aubrey-O'Shaugh- Bourke; codes. with a good point from the wing in vice-captain. Donie Team A-Michael Nash (cap- the 39th miriute. nessy. tain),Aubrey Bourke, Joe Rdshi, Novicefootball, manaqer,A. N. Doriie lvess,Ter Madigan,John GREAT LAST Other; captain, Donie Iiess; vice- Grif6n, Tom Nash,M. O-'Connell, QUARTER captain,Joe Rushe.' M. Bourke, Sean Rushe. Ollie Hanley, Joe Walsh, Thomas withstood rhe The meetingasreed to defer the McDonash. onslaushtahd foueht back eamelv selectionof t[e Tootball managcr _ _TeamE-John Maher (captain), with floints frori Paudie- Fitz'- pending discussionwith possiSle Liam Meade, Mattie OlConnell. maurice, Jerrv Forde and John candidates. Outgoing manager Eamon Nealon, Tom Maher, Maner. The sahe wasnowinto the John Downes did n6t seek ie- Mark Sheehan,Seamus Madigan, lastquarter ind Killeedy were two election. Dermot Downes. Vincent Fitz- points to the good. gerald,Mike Slevin,Noel Mulcair, Paudie Fitzmaurice put Killeedy Those involved vith underage Ger McDonald. Jim Ivess. three points in front from a free. teamswere trusted with manage- Team.C-Doriie O'Shaughnessy JohnMagaer and BrendanHeffer- ment and selectionarrangemenlts. - (captain). Billv O'Shaue-hnessv.-Bourki:, nan exchanged points for their Fr.-Nash,M. Meade,C. respective clubs with qnly six Th. Downes.D. O'Shaughnessy. firnutes remalntng on tne stop Tom lvess,Alan Downesi Donny watch. In the 55thirinute the sidei Maher, 4ndrew Kett, John Barry, were level again after Vinc€nt Eamon Toomev. Buckley had kicked the ball to the Team D-Johir O'Gorman (cap- net. Adare thenwent infront when tain), Bobby Foley, PaddyNash, Benson was yet once again on Martin Grdalish,'John Bourke, target. John Hanlev, Lanv Meade. N. However, this gamewas not yet Rushe, Connie Downes. Marlin over, becausewhen it comes'to Corrigan, David Downes, Frank craft and coolnessit is hard to beat McGovem. Eamon Kellv. Killeedy. The men in blue and Team A v. Team B, al-12noon. white did not panicand it wasleft o TeamC v. TeamD, at 1.00p.m. Willie Fitzmairrice to have the final Details of the football tdams say. Time was runnins out when next week. tha citv based oriesi had the Severalof our underageplavers finalsco-re-a poiit which meant havebeen performine vdrv'weil in that the game finished undecided. Western ind Coun-tv irials rn huling and footbaii. Vincent Fitzgeiald, Johr Hanlev. Thomas Teamc and Doines, Mark Sheeha'n.Eamon Nealon and John Griffin.have all SGOfe?s been honouredand we are all sure Klllecdy: P. Mehan. J. D. they will do the parish proud. O'Connor, M. Cunnindham.-Flvnn. C. Breen, E. Liggane, D. f. Murphy, L. Sfune (0-1). j. Mul- lane, J. Magner (G4): p. Fitz- mauricc (0-6), K. Kelly. J. Forde t IflIl ilr ] t