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CCFC Dec 2010 Ezine Issue 6 CLUBHOUSE COPY : PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE FROM CLUBHOUSE Events: In this issue • 4 Th December St Mary’s AIL (Home) Club of the year 1 • 21St December Winter St Mary’s 1 Solstice Picnic U 21 feature 2 • 26Th December Con V Munster win 2 UCC Crowley Cup Minor nite 3 • 27Th December Golf Ladies Lunch 4 Society at Fota. Times past 5 • Daragh Lyons 7 December 2010 Volume 1, Issue 6 December Round Up 8 Christmas Quiz 9 The Cork Constitution Club of the Year The Rugby Writers of Ireland named Cork Constitution Club of the Weather Alert Year for the fourth time at the annual awards ceremony at the th Aviva Stadium on Monday 7 November. Due to adverse weather conditions all activi- Pat O’Keeffe President 2009/10 accepted the award on behalf of the ties in Cork Constitution have been cancelled club and acknowledged the wonderful performance of the team in winning the All Ireland League and Cup double. for Saturday 4Th December. The AIL game against St Mary’s College has been rescheduled for the 8 Th January 2011. Santa's Coming to Con Saturday 11th of De- cember AT 12.00 Rugby Writers of Ireland Chairman Brendan Fanning is pictured pre- senting the Club of the Year award to Cork Constitution's 2009/10 Presi- dent Pat O'Keeffe President Der O’Riordan , Chairman Jack O’Sullivan and Director of Rugby Jerry Holland accompanied Pat at the awards dinner. Presenting the award Rugby Writers Chairman , Brendan Fanning , stated that rugby was a different game when Con first won Club of Kids Christmas Party from 12.00 in Main Hall the Year award for the first time back in 1991, but they have adapted along the way and bring to the league a level of profession- FUN, GAMES, SPOT PRIZES, DJ And SANTA CLAUS alism that is a model for the club game in Ireland. Support our "GIVING TREE" in aid of Vincent de Paul. (Children's Gift or Non Perishable food item) Come and experi- Cork Constitution's Ronan O’Gara was also honoured for gaining ence the Festive Season in Con, and enjoy our world famous th his 100 cap against South Africa and joined John Hayes and Brian MINCE PIES !! O’Driscoll in the select group who have attained that milestone. Page 1 U 21’s Season So far Next Cork Constitution overcame a strong challenge from Shannon at Temple Hill to claim the points and stay on top of their section of The U21’s season got under way with a home loss to Lans- the U21South West Conference. downe , in a friendly game, despite being ahead at half time however they were not able to withstand the second half chal- lenge of a very strong Lansdowne side. Bruff conceded a walk-over in the first scheduled game of the South Western Conference. The following week the U 21’s made the long trip to Galway worthwhile with an eight try bonus point victory. Number 8 Cathal Flaherty and flying winger Cathal Quinn scored five tries between them as Constitution led 25-0 at the interval. They continued to score freely to the end with Andriu Kelle- her, Paul Dooley and Paddy O’Connell completing the tally. Constitution scored first with a try by Robert Clune and converted by Cian McGovern, who also kicked a penalty for a 10-7 half time lead. In a bruising second half Con added to their lead with a try by Cian McGovern. However, Shannon kept in touch with a two penalties to be just two points behind. Darren Loftus scored a third try for Con to bring his side’s total to 20 points, but they had to withstand a spirited finish from Shannon who scored in the final minute, but could not convert to equalise. Stan Waldron Constitution won their third game of the season with some Historic Win in Thomond Park ease over a gallant Waterpark team at Temple Hill. It was a Congratulations to the Cork Con players who helped Munster defeat twelve try blitz for Constitution who led 32-0 at the interval. Australia 15-6 on a cold, wet and windy night in Thomond Park. Winger Cathal Quinn bagged five tries as the home side ran the ball at every opportunity. Cork Constitution then made their second trip to Connacht and again came away with the spoils against a strong Bucca- neers side. Con Players:- Denis Hurley, Duncan Williams,Billy Holland, Ian Nagle, Peter O'Mahony, Stephen Archer, Brian Hayes and Scott Deasy They arrived back to Templehill just in time as the hungry hordes that had stayed on after the Dolphin game were just about to eat the food that Mick Boland had prepared for the U21’s. Page 2 Minors Take over Con th On the 26 November the Cork Constitution Minor night took Der’s passionate speech was followed by the excellent and entertain- place in the club house when 100 hundred past and present ing Jeremy (Jock) O’Callaghan who had the floor in hearty laughter Minors turned up for a great night . The night started with the with stories of the 90’s in the Minor Section of Cork Con. traditional Gin & Tonic reception followed by a fantastic four Jock captained the team in 1991/92 and had the pleasure and honour course meal prepared by Long Boats. to win the Dennehy Cup, J2 Cup and captained the club on the two It was great to see some great past players who have repre- week tour to the World Cup in 1991.The focus of his speech was on sented the club in the J’s section and the attendance of the pre- that famous tour that took the Minors to London, Cheltenham, Car- sent team under captain John O’Donovan gave the night a great diff and Edinburgh playing three matches undefeated against London blend of old and new. Irish, Cheltenham and Edinburgh Academicals and a tournament in Blackheath. On their journey they watched the England vs. All Blacks opening match of the World Cup, All Blacks vs. USA, Wales vs. Ar- gentina, Australia vs. Samoa and Ireland vs. Scotland. Jock finally let the cat out of the bag when to mentioned , to astonished gasps, that the Minors had managed to collect £40,000 (yes Punts) for the tour which would have bought a three bedroom semi at the time , quite possibly it might buy it to-day as well. There were players from the teams of the 1970’s all the way up through the years and it was great seeing past members travel- ling as far as Wexford and Dublin for the occasion. It was a significant night for the Club President as Der has Cap- tained, Coached and Managed the Minors during his Cork Con days and this was very evident in his speech as he moved from Jeremy moved from story to story and has the floor in his hands as story to story with a passion and enthusiasm that can only be nobody escaped from that period. To his credit he mentioned every present for someone who holds this grade of the club close to member of the 91 tour party and nobody was saved from his good his heart. humour and brilliant story telling. He brought back some wonderful memories to many ex players, Management and Coaches, this will be one to be remember and in years to come they will talk about Jocks speech. Tony O’Connor was invited into the Minor Hall of Fame on the night, which caught him off guard, but he spoke of the honour and privilege to be included on the list with the calibre of past members. He spoke about the vast contribution members of this part of the club have made in Cork Con. Some of his influencers were mentioned, Con O’Leary, Larry Mc Keown, Brian Ludgate and in particular Billy Casey. Adrian Murphy also deserved special mention as Der was as- tonished at his visionary tactic of introducing back line moves Thereafter the night continued in the bar. There was a huge appre- to the Minors. He also spoke of a past friend Denis (Bunty) ciation on the night for the organising committee of Shane O’Con- Ormond who was sadly missed on the night. Der thanked all nor , Padraig Higgins and Ian Mitchell and already people are looking involved and stressed the importance of having a strong Minor forward to the next night again under the watchful eye of Shane and section in the club feeding into all other areas that makes Cork his crew. Con the success that it is. Page 3 Ladies Lunch in aid of Mary Mount Hospice The day was a great success with 200 ladies enjoying the day which included a champagne reception followed by lunch and a spot prize On Saturday 13th November Cork Constitution played Dol- phin in the AIL Div. 1A in the first Cork AIL Derby of the for every table. season. Guest speaker Regina Donnelly from the Hospice spoke of the im- portance of fundraising activities for the future of the hospice and As part of the day a ladies committee from both clubs came together to organise a fundraising event for Marymount thanked both clubs for their efforts. Hospice, a Specialist Palliative Care Unit based at St. Pat- rick’s Hospital in Cork. The hospice provides skilled medi- cal, nursing and spiritual care for patients with serious and advanced illness and their families, in addition to a 24-bed in- patient unit.
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