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Féile Programme 5Th – 7Th July, 2013 Patrickswell G.A.A. & Camogie Clubs Féile Programme th th 5 – 7 July, 2013 Patrickswell U-14 Hurling Panel Patrickswell U-14 Camogie Panel O'Loughlin Gaels G.A.A. Club, Kilkenny Lucan Sarsfields Camogie Club, Dublin A Word of Welcome Fáilte i ndairire a chur roimh ar gcuairteoirí Féile go Tobar Phádraig an deireadh seachtaine seo. I am delighted to extend on behalf of the Patrickswell GAA club a very sincere welcome to our Féile visitors to Patrickswell this weekend. We have a great Féile tradition in Patrickswell and look forward to continuing our commitment to this model of participation in our national games. I would particularly like to thank the clubs hard working Féile sub committee under the guidance of Raymond Fitzgerald and Breda Leahy and of course to our club sponsors Duggan Systems who are so good to our club and by extension to our community. I have no doubt that we will have a memorable weekend. Pól O Foghlú (Cathaoirleach CLG Tobar Phádraig) On behalf of Bord Na nÓg Tobar Phádraig, I would like to extend an extremely warm welcome to O'Loughlin Gaels and Lucan Sarsfields players, managements and supporters. Féile Na nGael is a fantastic festival of hurling with a focus on enjoyment and the forging of new friendships. We were lucky enough to experience this first hand in Dublin last year and we look forward to ensuring that our guests from Kilkenny and Dublin will return home with great memories of their short stay with us. I would like to thank sincerely all the club members, supporters, parents and sponsors who have all contributed greatly to the organisation of this Féile weekend. I also want to thank all our Juvenile coaches for the excellent work they continue to do to help all our young players reach their potential. Raymond Fitzgerald, (Chairman, Patrickswell Juvenile Club). Patrickswell Camogie Club was founded in 1956. It disbanded for a number of years and was reformed again in 1983. We are affiliated to our Senior GAA club who have been a tremendous support down through the years. As a camogie club we look forward to a fantastic future, all our teams have had great success to date and we hope to continue this. Being part of hosting the Féile in Limerick this year is a very exciting time in Camogie not only for the club and its players but the local supporters. We currently have about 80 girls involved in Camogie for our club at various levels, from U6 to Junior level. Our U14’s are going to have a very busy weekend during the Féile weekend, we wish them every success. We welcome the Lucan Sarsfields Camogie club, Dublin and look forward to meeting both players and supporters and hope that we all have a great sporting weekend. Breda Leahy (Chairperson Patrickswell Camogie Club). Patrickswell U-14 Hurling Team Panel: Jason Gillane, Josh Considine, Pádraig Maher, Daniel Feasey, Morgan Higgins, Eoin Carroll, Calvin Carroll, Darren O'Flaherty, Adam Carrig, Conor Fitzgerald, Clive Kirby, PJ Foley, Cameron Chu, Mathew Lucey, Joachim McGrath, Neil Byrnes, Barry Kiely (Insert), Shane Hannon, Gavin Carey, Tomás Crowe, Dessie Fitzgerald, Paul Buston, Jordan McCarthy, Cian Fitzgerald and Patrick Kirby. Manager: Damien Gillane. Selectors: John O Donnell, Conor Murray, Brian Murray, Ger Considine, Barry Foley. Hurley Carriers: Declan Gillane, Robert Foley. First Aid: Niamh Geoghegan. Patrickswell U-14 Camogie Team Panel: Jade Murray (Insert), Seana Nally, Patrice Lynch, Ciara Barry, Chloe Caulfield, Jane Kirby, Becky Buston, Niamh O'Keeffe, , Ciara O'Brien, Orla Harty, Aishling Leahy, Megan O'Neill, Aishling Gorman, Emma Geraghty, Ciara Fitzgerald, Leah O'Carroll, Patricia Bennis, Eimear O'Keeffe, Jayde O'Donnell, Sarah Gillane, Savannah Harty. Manager: Gary Kirby. Selectors: Liam O’Carroll, John Gorman, Kieran O’Keeffe, Carmel Kirby. Hurley Carriers: Emma Barry, Shannon Gillane. First Aid: Denise O’Carroll. Friday, 5th July 12:00 – 13:00 Arrival of visiting teams and introduction to host families. 14:00 Patrickswell Camogie v Lucan Sarsfields, Dublin (in Patrickswell). 15:00 Patrickswell Hurlers v O’ Loughlin Gaels, Kilkenny (in Patrickswell). 16:00 Meal for all four Féile teams and mentors served in G.A.A. clubhouse. 17:30 Depart clubhouse for Gaelic Grounds. 18:30 Assemble for Féile Parade and address by Uachtarán Cumann Luthchleas Gael. 21:00 Meet after parade at O’Connell Monument / Jesuits and return to Patrickswell G.A.A. clubhouse. 21:30 Visiting teams depart with host families for the evening. Contact Numbers: Féile Officers: Raymond Fitzgerald (Hurling) – 087 2651631 Breda Leahy (Camogie) - 087 4104809 Féile Secretary: Mary Gillane – 086 3695155 Saturday, 6th July Hurling Teams Division 1 (Group D) Venue: Mungret G.A.A. 09:00 Depart for Mungret G.A.A. Club 10:00 Patrickswell v Holycross/Ballycahill Tipperary 11:00 O Loughlin Gaels Kilkenny v Mungret St Pauls 13:00 Patrickswell v Mungret St Pauls 14:00 O Loughlin Gaels Kilkenny v Holycross/Ballycahill Tipperary 15:00 Return to Patrickswell GAA Clubhouse / Depart with host families. 18:15 Division 1 Semi-Final in Clarina- Winner of Group D v Winner of Group C Camogie Teams Division 1 (Group D) Venue: Patrickswell G.A.A. 09:15 Meet at Patrickswell GAA Clubhouse 10:00 Lucan Sarsfields Dublin v Charleville, Cork 11:00 Patrickswell v St. Ibars Shelmalier, Wexford 12:30 Patrickswell v Charleville, Cork 13:30 Lucan Sarsfields Dublin v St. Ibars Shelmalier, Wexford 14:30 Depart with host families. 18:15 Division 1 Semi-Final in Patrickswell - Winner of Group D v Winner of Group C Evenings Entertainment at Cúchulainn Bar, Patrickswell 19:30 – 23.00 BBQ at Cúchulainn 20:00 – 22.00 Supervised Teen Disco in marquee at Cúchulainn Sunday, 7th July 14:00 Camogie Division 1 Final in Gaelic Grounds 15:00 Hurling Division 1 Final in Gaelic Grounds All fixtures are available on the Féile website www.feilelimerick2013.com O'Loughlin Gaels G.A.A. Club, Kilkenny Panel: Jamie Malone, Joseph Murphy, John Delaney, Padraig Nolan, Ian Clifford, Jordan Molloy, Luke Hogan, Ronan Buckley (Captain), Eoin O’Shea, Conor Heary, Ryan Poyntz, Dacel Fwamba, Oisin Murphy, Eoin Wall, Ben Maher, Johnny Collins, Michael Butler, Jack Kearns, Matthew Russell, Jamie Ryan, Sean Kenny, Shane O’Reilly, Barry Lawlor and Adam Flynn. Mentors: Maurice Nolan (Manager), Stephen Murphy, Bryan Skehan, Michael Nolan and Sheamie Cummins. Lucan Sarsfields Camogie Club, Dublin Panel: Aoife O’Kane, Kate Britton, Tara O’Connor, Catherine Carron, Laura Morgan, Grainne Eley, Emily McIntyre, Sarah Prendergast, Jessica McClelland, Avril Quinn, Aoife McKearney, Laura Quinn, Rhiannon Withero, Fiona Daly, Lucy Fleming, Yasminn Kilduff, Cassey Browne, Aoife Mahon, Abby O’Neill, Ella Dawson, Kelsey Fahey, Aisling Chambers, Katie Hegarty and Eimear Kennedy. Mentors: David Bell (Manager), Frank Fleming, Ian O’Connor, Sinead O’Toole and Antonio Sejean (Physio). Patrickswell Roll of Honour HURLING: ALL IRELAND MEDAL WINNERS: Senior Hurling County Titles (18): 1965, ‘66, ‘69, Senior Hurling: ‘70, ‘77, ‘79, ‘82, ‘83, ‘84, ‘87, ‘88, ‘90, ‘93, ‘95, ‘96, Richard Bennis, Phil Bennis, ‘97, 2000, and 2003. Frankie Nolan, Sean Foley Senior Hurling League Div. 1 (5): U21 Hurling: 1991, ‘95, ‘97, ‘99, 2000. Pa Carey, Anthony Carmody, Div. 3 (1): 2003. Div. 4 (1): 2002. Garry Kirby, Paul O’Reilly, Munster Hurling Club (2): 1988, ‘90. Paul O’Grady, Peter O’Reilly, All-Ireland Hurling Sevens (2): Owen Murphy, Eoin Foley. 1989, ‘91. Minor Hurling: U21 County Hurling (9): 1968, ‘70, ‘71, ‘75, ‘76, ‘77, Eamon Carey, Tony O’Brien, ‘94, ‘96, ‘97. Pa Carey, Anthony Carmody Minor County Hurling (5): Gary Kirby. 1968, ‘84, ‘94, 2007, 2008. Camogie: Minor County Hurling ‘B’ (1): 1992. Carrie Clancy, Bridget Darcy Junior County Hurling (3): 1955, ‘57, ‘99. Juvenile County Hurling U16 (4): 1954, ‘92, ‘93, ‘95. SENIOR SCÓR: U15 County Hurling (1): 1991. All Ireland Senior Set Dancing (1): 2011 U14 County Hurling (5): 1984, ‘90, ‘92, ‘93, ‘95. All-Ireland Recitation (1): 2008. County Féile (5): 1990, ‘92, ‘93, 2008, ‘12 All Ireland Set Dancing (5): U13 County Hurling (2) 2011, 2012 (Camogie Scór) 1988, ‘90, ‘92, ‘94, ‘96 U12 County Hurling (2): 1991, 2006. All Ireland Figure Dancing (1): (Camogie Scór) 1991. FOOTBALL: All Ireland Recitation (2): Junior County Football (3): ‘64, ‘70, ‘78. (Camogie Scór) 1992, ‘96. U14 County Football ‘B’ (1): 2008 Munster Recitation (1): 2005, 2008. County Figure Dancing (2): 1982, ‘89. CAMOGIE: County Set Dancing (8): 1993, ‘94, ‘96, ‘99, 2004, Senior County Champions (1): 1956. 2006, 2007, 2008. Intermediate County Champions (1): 1995. County Novelty Act (3): 1999, ‘04, ‘05. Intermediate County League (1): 1995. County Recitation (8): 1989, ‘93, ‘96, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04, Junior County Champions (1): 2006. ‘05, ‘08. Junior County League (1): 2003. Set Dancing (Croke Park) (1): 1996. U16 County Champions (1): 2006. U14B County Champions (1) 2012. SCÓR NA NÓG: U13 County Champions (1) 2011. Munster Novelty Act (1): 2006 U12 County Champions (2): 2003, 2008. County Figure Dancing (1): 1987 County Novelty Act (3): 1987, ‘05, ‘06 ALL-STAR AWARDS (13): County Ballad Group (1): 1996 Richie Bennis (1): 1973. County Recitation (1): 1998 Sean Foley (1): 1973. Set Dancing (1): 1999 Leonard Enright (3): 1980, ‘81, ‘83. Gary Kirby (4): 1991, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Ciarán Carey (3): 1992, ‘94, ‘96. Brian Murray (1): 2007. www.duggansystems.ie .
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