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January 2014 Newsletter Erins Own Newsletter January 2014 THE LATEST CLUB LOTTO Today’s Photo NUMBERS WERE DRAWN ON WEDNESDAY 22/01/2014, THE NUMBERS DRAWN WERE 1, 6, 8, 26, THERE WAS NO WINNER OF THIS WEEK’S JACKPOT OF €1610, €30 WINNERS WERE J KENNEALY ,PAT MURPHY & MARTIN BUCKLEY, N EXT WEEK’S JACKPOT IS €1740, TICKETS CAN BE BOUGHT FROM ANY MEMBER OR LOG ON TO THE CLUBS WEBSITE www.erinsowngaa.ie FOR OTHER WAYS OF PLAYING. THANKS TO ALL East Cork Minor Football Champions 1986 THOSE WHO SUPPORT OUR CLUBS LOTTO. Puc Fada Champions 2013 Club Shop THE CLUB SHOP IS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY MORNING FROM 10.30 AM TO 12.30 PM & SUNDAY MORNING FROM 11AM TO 12.30 PM, SHOP CONTACTS ARE M ICHAEL ON 086 8699154 & OONAGH ON 0868984687, Chairman Liam O’Connell presenting the winner’s trophy’s to Barry Og Murphy, Shane Broderick, & William Fenton. In the Radisson Hotel Little Island On Thursday the 30/01/2014, at 8.45pm, please support. All Welcome. The Erins Own Schools Coaching Scheme survives totally on fund raising events by the club & donations from sponsors throughout the parish (who we cannot thank enough), without these sponsors & events the scheme would indubitably collapse, but with your help we can continue to make this scheme a more permanent fixture throughout our four national schools, & watch the scheme grow in strength with our children. Comming Soon Paddy Puc Fada 2013 Twomey’s Puc Fada, a record turn out this year of 47 teams, Book Launch Senior winners were, Barry Og Murphy, William Fenton, & Shane Broderick. Senior Runners up were, Gavin Hattie, Fergus Murphy, & Michael Kennelly. Erins Own Juvenile winners were, William Cogan, Alex Delea, & Kevin Cody. From an Juvenile Runners up were, Oran O Regan, Ben Foley & Sean Linehan. Juvenile Ladies Winners were, Kate O Donavan, Ella Collins, & Kate Cogan. acorn to an Juvenile Ladies Runners up were, Ella Woods, Eva O Regan, & Aileen O Regan. oak Well done to all & thanks to everyone who supported. If there is anyone in the parish who would like to help out with the Erins Own GAA website, Newsletters, or help out in the club in anyway, simply drop an e-mail to Pitch Signage. [email protected] or call Advertise your Pat O Callaghan on 087 6431807 company on our Jamie Murphy on 086 8758519 pitch . To avail of Barry O Neill on 086 3889074 this special opportunity at very special rates Thanks to our club sponsors & all our supporters for their invaluable help contact Brian O Shea on 086 2323461 Senior Hurling Senior hurling League games to watch out for throughout the year, Remember to always check the fixtures before travelling, as dates & times may change. RedFM Senior Hurling League 2014 Erins Own v Midleton 02/03/2014 Round 1 Newtownshandrum v Erins Own 09/03/2014 Round 2 Erins Own v St Finbarrs 23/03/2014 Round 3 Na Piarsaigh v Erins Own 06/04/2014 Round 4 Erins Own v Killeagh 11/05/2012 Round 5 Erins Own v Sarsfields 18/05/2012 Round 6 Youghal v Erins Own May/June Round 7 Erins Own v Bride Rovers June Round 8 Bishopstown v Erins Own July Round 9 Erins Own v Courcey Rovers July Round 10 Ballymartle v Erins Own July Round 11 Erins Own v Blackrock August Round 12 Carrigtwohill v Erins Own August Round 13 Erins Own v Douglas September Round 14 Glen Rovers v Erins Own Oct. 5th latest Round 15 Senior Hurling League Roll of Honour 2013 Na Piarsaigh 1988 Na Piarsaigh 2012 Erin's Own 1987 Blackrock 2011 Sarsfields 1985 Midleton 2010 Midleton 1984 St.Finbarr's Manager, 2009 Newtownshandrum 1983 Midleton 2008 Ballinhassig 1982 Midleton PJ Murphy 2007 Ballinhassig 1981 Blackrock 2006 Blackrock 1980 Youghal Selector’s 2005 Glen Rovers 1979 Sarsfields 2004 Erin's Own 1978 Na Piarsaigh Barry O 2003 Blackrock 1977 Bandon Neill 2002 Unfinished 1976 Glen Rovers 2001 Blackrock 1975 Glen Rovers Timmy 2000 Blackrock 1974 St.Finbarr's Lambe 1999 Cloyne 1973 St.Finbarr's 1998 Sarsfields 1972 Blackrock Dermot 1997 Na Piarsaigh 1971 Blackrock Scanlan 1996 Erin's Own 1970 Blackrock 1995 St. Finbarrs 1969 U.C.C. Colm 1994 Midleton 1968 St. Finbarr's 1993 Midleton 1967 Glen Rovers Crowley 1992 Na Piarsaigh 1966 St. Finbarr's 1991 Milford 1965 Glen Rovers 1990 Midleton 1964 St. Finbarr 1989 Midleton J.A. Hurling Manager: Kieran Murphy (post) Selectors: Ned 2014 - East Cork JAHC - Jamesey Kelleher Cup O Flynn, Timmy Kelleher, And Tony Hickey Preliminary Round Martin O Callaghan Team Team Venue Referee Date Time A Castlemartyr vs Sarsfields First Round Team Team Venue Referee Date Time B Loser A vs Erins Own C Carrigtwohill vs Carraig na bhFear D Killeagh vs St Itas E Lisgoold vs Dungourney F Bride Rovers vs Cobh G Midleton vs Russell Rovers J.A. Football Manager: 2014 - East Cork JAFC - The Jim Ryan Cup Martin O Callaghan First Round Team Team Venue Referee Date Time A Dungourney vs Carrigtwohill B Glenville vs Glenbower Rovers C Erins Own vs Cobh D St Catherines vs Aghada E Glanmire vs Carraig na bhFear F Castlemartyr vs Lisgoold G Midleton vs Fr. O'Neills 2014 - East Cork JBHC - The Eamonn Fleming Cup J.B.Hurling Manager: First Round Timmy Lambe Team Team Venue Referee Date Time A Cloyne vs Fr. O'Neills B Sarsfields vs Erins Own C Midleton vs St Catherines D Watergrasshill vs Aghada E Castlelyons vs Ballinacurra F Youghal vs Killeagh G Carraig na bhFear vs Dungourney ERINS OWN JUVENILE PLAN FOR 2014 2014 – COACHING COURSES Jan 14 - Award 1 Course – Tue 14th & 21st – Glounthaune NS , Saturday 18th & 25th Caherlag Feb 14 – Paudie Butler – Tue 4th Course per each Age Group to be organised throughout the year o U14-16 Course on 15th Feb in Seandun area being organised by S Crowley GDA o U8-10 Course on 23rd March in Imokilly area being organised by S Crowley GDA Goalkeeping Course to be organised Backs & Forwards a joint Coaching & Players position management /tactics session to be provided by current and/or former players in these positions 2014 – CHILD PROTECTION County Board Course for the Child Protection Officer Garda Vetting to be completed by all Coaches 1st Aid Course Child Protection Best Practice Information evening to be organised for all new and existing coaches who did not attend in 2013 Coach Application Form to be completed alongside Garda Vetting 2014 – REGISTRATION 9th February 2014 -10:30 – 13:00 Code of Conduct to be uploaded to Website Registration Form to be updated to ensure Parents aware of Club Policies or separate form to be signed All Trophies to be available on the day 2014 PRO ACTIVITIES Proposed Juvenile Committee ,Coaches & Partners night out 7th February Radisson – RSVP 3 Newsletter during 2014 – April/Sep/Christmas Hurling on the Green - 4 venues for 2014 C Dillon Tournament – 13th Sept 2014 but to be confirmed 2014 – FINANCE Table Quiz – 30th January 2014 – Radisson in aid of School Coaching Scheme Bag Packing –Big promotion and drive to maximise return Easter Egg Draw – 20th April subject to final date of Bag Packing Senior Golf (possibly June) Fun Run – Oct 14 “Scrap Saturday” (Sept) Calendar (photos submitted by May, with adverts in the back-ground of the photo) Structure for ordering of equipment and for submission of monies raised. 2014 – OTHER ACTIVITIES Monday 4th Feb 14 – Officers Seminar for all Juvenile Officers Friday 7st Feb 14 –Juvenile Social & information night for coaches & partners Coaches Kit to be considered Report on Erins Own School Coaching Scheme –discuss at Juvenile Committee Food, Nutritional night for late Feb Coaches to discuss standards expected of players while in Erins Own County Board – “LEE FLAG CLUB ACCREDITATION SCHEME” Juvenile Coaching Activity We are fortunate to have been able to arrange for the GAA Award 1 Coaching Course to be held in Caherlag in January’14. This course was run over 4 sessions/16+ hours in total and the content was very comprehensive covering: Technical Proficiency Tactical Prowess Team Play Physical Fitness Playing Facts Psychological Focus Communication The focus of the course was the further development of the ‘How to Coach’ skills by placing the coaches in situations that they will face when training resumes in February – the organisation of games activities, activities to develop skill and activities to develop the various aspects of physical fitness. In total 20 of our juvenile coaches completed the Award 1 having previously completed the Foundation course. The completion of such courses will improve the standard of coaching in our club and ensure our juveniles maximise their potential to develop their skills and abilities in the long-term. Paudie Butler Wall Ball Drills: On Tuesday 4th February 2014 Paudie will be in Caherlag from 7-9pm to hold a coaching workshop how to use the Hurling Wall or Alley to develop and improve skill levels. While the session will demonstrate some drills, it will also focus on the mechanics of the swing, body position when executing various skills and also on communication from coach to player. Those who have seen Paudie in action before will be aware of the powerful and motivating tutor he is and this session should not be missed. Erins Own Hurling Skills Report: The Juvenile committee recently finalised this report and will present it to all coaches early 2014, with a number of subsequent sessions planned to develop the competencies of our coaches. The report contains information and guidelines on: a. Skills to be taught at each group b. Movement, Agility, Co-ordination & Speed development c.
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