This week at Nenagh Éire Óg..
Lotto
There’s still no jackpot winner…
The numbers drawn were 8,14,15 and 18
Our next lotto draw will take place on Monday the 19th of February where the jackpot will be a massive €10,700. Check out this link to be included in our next draw, NOT to be missed.
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Tickets can be purchased in various location in Nenagh including Centra, JKCs, Andys, The HiB, Rohans and Cleary’s Daybreak
Tickets can also be bought from any Committee member, including the option to buy for multiple draws .
Healthy Club Project
Well done to everyone for joining our Ireland Lights Up walks organised by Nenagh Éire Óg. It’s wonderful to see regular and new faces to our GAA club. Our next walk is Thursday the 15th of February for take-off at 7pm from the complex. There’s no charge but registration is required. Wrap up well, wear a Hi- Vis or reflective gear. Spread the word and bring someone else along next week.
Membership
Club membership for 2024 is now open for new and existing members. All memberships can now be paid online through the Foireann system. See Membership FAQ’s for more information.
Tipperary
Well done to Jake Morris and Barry Heffernan who were part of the Tipperary Senior hurling team who overcame Galway in the second round of the Allianz hurling league. They take on Westmeath in the third-round round on the 24th of Feb.
Fitzgibbon
Well done to Conor Hennessy who played midfield and scored 2 points for Mary Immaculate against SETU Waterford in the Fitzgibbon Cup semi final. Mary I play University of Limerick in a Limerick derby in the Fitzgibbon Final in Abbeydorney at 2:45pm on Saturday, live on TG4. Best of luck Conor!
Harty Cup
Following on from their Harty Cup win, Nenagh CBS take on Kilkenny CBS in the All-Ireland Croke Cup Quarter final this Saturday at 2pm in Rathdowney GAA Club. Best of luck to the team and management. All support welcome.
Camogie Notes
Condolences
Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club offer our sincerest sympathies to the Morris family on the passing of Patricia Morris-Thompson. Go mbeadh leaba i measc na Naomh aici.
Under 12
Training will be on Wednesday nights from 6-7pm. Kieran: 0876233660
Under 14
Will resume training on Mondays 6-7pm at the ball wall. David: 0872726142
GAA Healthy Club Project
Strength Class Series for women, hosted by Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club in association with the GAA Healthy Club Project will continue on Monday evenings 18:50-19:50. Due to popular demand, this initiative will be running until the 19th February for females of all ages for €12 per session. Beginners and new participants are very welcome to join us in the coming weeks and all that is needed is an exercise mat to improve your physical health.
Ireland Lights Up Walking Series concludes this Thursday 15th February at 6:50pm.
These are community walks for all ages and levels of ability. The programme targets anyone interested in getting fitter; learning some new safe walking routes around Nenagh, making new friends, establishing some good healthy habits early in the new year and learning about what goes on at Nenagh Éire Óg! Hi-Vis/Reflective gear is required. We will meet at MacDonagh Park each Thursday with the final community walk taking place on the 15th Feb 24.
For any further details please see our social media or contact Deirdre O’Connor, Healthy Club Officer: healthyclubnenagheireog@gmail.com
This week at Nenagh Éire Óg..
Membership
Club membership for 2024 is now open for new and existing members. Membership can be given to any committee member or team manager.
All memberships can now also be paid online through the Foireann System https://www.foireann.ie/
For all membership FAQ’s check this link below:
Lotto
There was no winner of this weeks lotto Jackpot. The numbers drawn were 2, 15, 27 and 32
The 3x €50 Lucky dip winners were:
1. Eamon Spillane, Richmond
2. Philip Kennedy, Crecora, Co Limerick
3. Jim Kennedy, Melrose
Check out the link below to be included in our next draw, not to be missed!!
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Lotto tickets are now also available in Centra, JKCs, Andys, The HiB, Rohans and Cleary’s Daybreak. Tickets can also be bought from any Committee member, including the option to buy for multiple draws.
Next week our lotto draw will take place on Monday the 12th of February. The jackpot will be €10,600, get your tickets before next Monday as it could be you!
Healthy Club Project
Well done to everyone for joining our Ireland Lights Up walks organised by Nenagh Éire Óg. It’s wonderful to see regular and new faces to our GAA club. Our next walk is Thursday the 8th of February for take-off at 7pm from the complex. There’s no charge but registration is required. Wrap up well, wear a Hi- Vis or reflective gear. Spread the word and bring someone else along next week.
Tipperary
Well done to Jake Morris and Barry Heffernan who were part of the Tipperary Senior hurling team who overcame Dublin in the first round of the Allianz hurling league. Congratulations to Jake who was awarded Man of the Match for his performance. They take on Galway in the second round this Sunday.
Harty Cup
Congratulations to Nenagh CBS on their historic win in the Harty Cup final. They overcame Ardscoil Rís in a thrilling game, with a last minute goal being the decider. Congratulations to the team, management and everyone involved. There was 7 Nenagh Éire Óg hurlers on the panel, Aodhán O’ Connor, Cian Connolly, Eoin Garrigan, Mason Cawley, Zack Keller, Billy O’ Brien and Emmet Jones. Well done to the lads on being apart of this achievement.
Condolences
We extend our sympathies to our Club President Jimmy Morris and to all the Morris and Thompson family on the sad passing of Trish Morris Thompson. Although living abroad for a long number of years, Trish continued to be a loyal supporter to Nenagh Éire Óg. Ar dheis De go raibh a hanam.
Camogie Notes
Under 12
Our new season will start on Wednesday Feb 7th with our first training session on the hurling wall. Training will be on Wednesday nights from 6-7pm. This group is for girls born in 2012 and 2013. If you know any girls that would like to give it a go they are very welcome to come along. Looking forward to getting started and having a great year’s Camogie for the girls. Kieran: 0876233660
GAA Healthy Club Project
Strength Class Series for women, hosted by Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club in association with the GAA Healthy Club Project will continue on Monday evenings 18:50-19:50. Due to popular demand, this initiative will be running for 6 weeks until the 12th February for females of all ages for €12 per session. Beginners and new participants are very welcome to join us in the coming weeks and all that is needed is an exercise mat to improve your physical health.
Ireland Lights Up Walking Series 2024
Another great GAA Healthy Club initiative continues this Thursday 08th February at 6:50pm.
These are community walks for all ages and levels of ability. The programme targets anyone interested in getting fitter; learning some new safe walking routes around Nenagh, making new friends, establishing some good healthy habits early in the new year and learning about what goes on at Nenagh Éire Óg! Hi-Vis/Reflective gear is required. We will meet at MacDonagh Park each Thursday with the final community walk taking place on the 15th Feb 24.
For any further details please see our social media or contact Deirdre O’Connor, Healthy Club Officer: healthyclubnenagheireog@gmail.com
Membership 2024
Club membership for 2024 is now open for new and existing members. Membership can be given to any committee member or team manager. All memberships can now be paid online through the Foireann System (https://www.foireann.ie/).
Current members
If you are a current member, you should have a Foireann account already set up. When logging in, you may be required to change your password. Remember to use the “forgot password” option if required rather than setting up a new account to avoid duplication.
New members
If you are a new member and don’t have a Foireann account, the following video Accessing Foireann, goes through in detail how to set up an account and select Nenagh Eire Og GAA as your club.
We have membership options that cater to players and supporting members along with family options. Once you have your account set up, you can pay your membership for 2024 by clicking on Membership in the pull-down menu and then selecting the applicable membership option for you or your family under Membership Options. It is now possible to pay for a family in a single transaction (i.e., for Juvenile players and adult non-playing full members together). A summary of the different membership options for 2024 is shown below and there is a corresponding option for each in Foireann.
Silver membership:
- Adult Player* €50
- U19 Player €30
- Adult (Non-playing) €50
- Student / OAP / Unemployed-Non player €30
- Family Membership 1 (One adult + Children) €80
- Family Membership 2 (2 adults + Children) €100
Gold Membership
- Add a weekly lotto ticket (for 52 weeks) to any of the above memberships for an extra €100.
Female playing membership is paid separately to Nenagh Eire Og Camogie club.
*All players must be registered before they train or play. All coaches must also be club members.
The deadline for membership registration in 2024 is 31st March OR prior to training / playing games, whichever is sooner.
Payment by Debit or Credit Card is facilitated within the Foireann system at no additional cost to you on the secure Stripe payment platform. If you cannot pay by Debit or with Credit Card, please select the Pay Later in Club Option when processing your registration and payment can be made to any committee member. Please note that your registration will not be complete until payment has been received by the club. If any anyone has any queries in relation to registration, please contact Club Registrar Enda Long – 0872213954
Our Membership fees are an integral part of the finances of the club. Club membership is important to ensure players are registered with our club and the respective G.A.A bodies. The club incurs a number of annual charges per player from our governing bodies, insurance, etc. which membership fees directly cover. It also provides vital funds for the day-to-day running of the club.
Why become a member of Nenagh Éire Óg GAA Club?
- Nenagh Éire Óg is a community club and is a central pillar to the town & parish of Nenagh.
- We pride ourselves on welcoming people of all backgrounds.
- Facilities: Nenagh Éire Óg prides itself on having best-in-class facilities spanning 25 acres in Nenagh for our members. We have recently opened a new Astroturf and a 3rd playing pitch and walking track which is due to be ready in 2024/25.
- Participation: Every child is guaranteed game time in our club.
- Coaching Quality: All of our coaches are qualified and safeguarded. All of our teams are coached by current and past Éire Óg players.
- One-stop shop: All training is at one location, MacDonagh Park, Gortlandroe.
- Having a say through voting rights in how the club is run at the AGM for agreed membership types.
- Eligible to apply for and purchase tickets through the club for Inter-County Championship games involving Tipperary teams.
This week at Nenagh Éire Óg..
Lotto
There was no winner of this weeks lotto Jackpot. The numbers drawn were 3, 6, 11, 31.
The 3x €50 Lucky dip winners were:
1. John O’ Connell, Carey Glass
2. James Cullen, 40 Noel Tomlinson
3. Fionnuala Maher, Rathenny Cloughjordan
Check out the link below to be included in our next draw, not to be missed!!
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Lotto tickets are now also available in Centra, JKCs, Andys, The HiB, Rohans and Cleary’s Daybreak. Tickets can also be bought from any Committee member, including the option to buy for multiple draws.
Next week our lotto draw will take place on Tuesday the 6th of February. The jackpot will be €10,500, get your tickets before next Tuesday, as it could be you!
Healthy Club Project
Well done to everyone for joining our Ireland Lights Up walks organised by Nenagh Éire Óg. It’s wonderful to see regular and new faces to our GAA club. Our next walk is Thursday the 1st of February for take-off at 7pm from the complex. There’s no charge but registration is required. Wrap up well, wear a Hi- Vis or reflective gear. Spread the word and bring someone else along next week.
Tipperary
Well done to Jake Morris and Barry Heffernan who were part of the Tipperary Senior squad who beat Limerick in the Dillon Quirke foundation challenge game. Well done to all involved in this occasion.
The Tipperary captains have also been named. Jake will join Ronan Maher as vice captain for the Tipperary Senior Hurling squad. Congratulations Jake on this great achievement.
Harty Cup
We would like to wish Nenagh CBS the very best of luck as they take on Ardscoil Rís in the Dr. Harty Cup Final this Saturday in Cusack Park, Ennis.
Best of luck to Nenagh Éire Óg players, Aodhán O’ Connor, Cian Connolly, Eoin Garrigan, Mason Cawley, Zack Keller, Billy O’ Brien and Emmet Jones.
All the best to their panel members and their coaching group as they take to the field in search of Harty Cup Glory. All support welcomed.
Juvenile Notes
Medals Presentation Night
Saturday evening, we held our Juvenile Club medal presentation night. Sincere thanks to our excellent MC on the night, Juvenile club secretary John Kennedy.
Thanks also to Kevin Coonan who was our Juvenile Club special guest on the night who presented the boys with their medals from the 2023 season where our U15s won a county feile title and our U13s won a North Tipp title. 25 years ago, last year Kevin captained Tipperary junior footballers to an All-Ireland title and it was very fitting that Kevin was on hand to distribute our football medals this evening.
Thank you to everyone who came together and rowed in from all aspects of the club to make this evening the resounding success it was, well done to everyone in the Nenagh GAA underage family, Éire Óg Abú!
Kevin Coonan presentation
Congratulations from the Nenagh Éire Óg Juvenile club to Kevin Coonan from Nenagh Éire Óg, who 25 years ago last year captained Tipperary to All Ireland Junior football title success. To mark this anniversary Kevin was presented with a plaque by Juvenile Club Secretary John Kennedy as part of Saturday evenings medals presentation night.
Congratulations to Kevin and his team mates on their magnificent achievement, hopefully this will inspire the children to dream big and recognise that great achievements are possible in football at Nenagh Éire Óg.
Camogie Notes
Medals presentation
Our Camogie Club presentation was held Saturday evening. Thanks to James O’ Dwyer who gave an overview of the Camogie Clubs accomplishments in 2023. Special guests on the night were Nenagh Éire Óg & Tipperary stars Grace O’Brien and Rachel Maher. Thanks to both Grace and Rachel for coming along and making the evening even more special by presenting the girls with their medals.
The camogie teams presented with medals for their 2023 accomplishments were the Under 12 Plate winners, announced by Cyril Bailey, the Under 13 League Silver Cup Winners announced by David Peters, the Under 14A Plate winners also announced by David Peters and finally the Under 16B league runners up announced by Michael Cleary. Well done and congratulations to all the girls and their families.
GAA Healthy Club Project
Ireland Lights Up Walking Series 2024
Condolences
Our deepest sympathies to Criona and Tom Boland on the passing of Criona’s mother Mrs Marie Tynan. May she Rest in Peace.
Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot.
The numbers drawn were 2, 21, 26, 32.
The 3 X €50 Lucky draw winners drawn were:
- Eileen Jones, Tullaheady
- Tommy Egan, 16 Carrig Rua
- Susan O’ Brien, Kilruane
Our next lotto draw will take place on Monday the 29th of Jan at 8pm, where the jackpot will be €10,400 !
Click on this link to be included in our next draw;
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Tickets can also be bought in JKCs, the HiB, Andys, Centra, Cleary’s Daybreak and Rohans
Healthy Club Project
The Éire Óg Healthy Club walking series continues on Thursday 25th January at 7pm. Walk No. 3, newcomers welcome! These are community walks for all ages and levels of ability. There will be an option to walk a 3KM or a 5.5KM route again this week. Meet at MacDonagh Park from 6.55pm
No charge. Registration required. Wrap up well, wear a Hi-Vis or reflective gear & bring along your family, neighbours and friends!
Munster Champions
St Marys Secondary School, Newport, won their Munster Post Primary Schools senior hurling final last Friday, beating Mungret, with our own David Minogue manning the sideline. Well done David.
Fitzgibbon Cup
Well done to Conor Hennessy and Mark Carey who are part of the MIC and UCC Fitzgibbon panels. Conor is representing Nenagh Éire Óg on the MIC squad and Mark is representing on the UCC side. They played against each other in the first round of the Fitzgibbon Cup and Mary I came out on top.
Harty Cup
Congratulations to Nenagh CBS on their win over Charleville CBS in the Dr. Harty Cup Semi- Final. Well done to all Eire Og hurlers involved; Aodhán O’Connor, Cian Connolly, Eoin Garrigan, Mason Cawley, Zack Keller, Billy O’Brien and Emmet Jones. The final will take place on the 3rd of February, throw in is at 1pm in Cusack Park. Best of luck lads !
Camogie Notes
Medal Presentation
The Éire Óg Juvenile, Camogie and Handball clubs will hold their medal presentation night in the complex hall on Saturday January 27th at 7pm.
We had a great year in underage camogie last year and have 4 teams to present:
– u12 Plate winners
– u13 Silver Cup Winners
– u14A Plate winners
– u16B league runners up.
So we hope to see everyone there to celebrate these achievements.
U16
GAA Healthy Club Project
Due to popular demand, this initiative will be returning for 6 weeks until the 12th February for females of all ages for €12 per session. Beginners and new participants are very welcome to join us in the coming weeks and all that is needed is an exercise mat to improve your physical health.
Ireland Lights Up Walking Series 2024
Another great 6 week GAA Healthy Club initiative continues Thursday 25th January at 6:50pm. These are community walks for all ages and levels of ability. The programme targets anyone interested in getting fitter; learning some new safe walking routes around Nenagh, making new friends, establishing some good healthy habits early in the new year and learning about what goes on at Nenagh Éire Óg!
Hi-Vis/reflective gear is required but there are no charges or registration. We will meet at MacDonagh Park each Thursday until the 15th Feb 24.
Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot.
The numbers drawn were 9, 15, 23, 29.
The 3 X €50 Lucky draw winners drawn were:
- Brendan Griffin, Ardfert, Tralee
- Marcella Dillon, St Judes, Woodfield
- Margaret O’ Toole, Abbey view
Our next lotto draw will take place on Monday the 22nd of Jan at 8pm, where the jackpot will be €10,300 !
Click on this link to be included in our next draw;
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Tickets can also be bought in JKCs, the HiB, Andys, Centra, Cleary’s Daybreak and Rohans
Healthy Club Project
Well done to everyone who came out to join the first night of the Ireland Lights Up walks organised by Nenagh Éire Óg. It was great to welcome both regular and new faces to our GAA club. Our next walk is Thursday the 18th of Jan for take-off at 7pm from the Complex. Spread the word and bring someone else along next week. All are welcome.
Tipperary
Well done to Barry Heffernan and Josh Keller who were part of the Tipperary squad who overcame Kerry last weekend in the Coop Superstores Munster Hurling League.
Harty Cup
Congratulations to Nenagh CBS who advanced to the Dr. Harty Cup semi-final after a great win over CBC Cork in the quarter- final. Well done to all Eire Og hurlers involved; Aodhán O’Connor, Cian Connolly, Eoin Garrigan, Mason Cawley, Zack Keller, Billy O’Brien and Emmet Jones.
Handball
Congratulations to Shane Gleeson from our u17 hurling team who won his North Tipperary Handball final against Youghalara opposition in Kilcolman. Well done Shane and best of luck in the county stages.
2023 North Tipperary GAA Awards
Congratulations to Jake Morris who won North Tipperary Senior Hurler of the year for 2023. Well done Jake and to all the winners.
Camogie news
GAA Healthy Club Project
Ireland Lights Up Walking Series 2024
Handball
Congratulations to Sailí O’ Connor who claimed the u14 North Title with a strong win over Chloe O’ Brien of Ballina HC. Sailí will now represent Tipperary in the Munster Championship. Well done Sailí !!
Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot.
The numbers drawn were 6, 8, 20, 31.
The 3 X €50 Lucky draw winners drawn were:
- Francis Kennedy, Tullaheady
- Andrew Shelly, Donnybrook, Cork
- John Slattery, New York
Our next lotto draw will take place on Monday the 15th of Jan at 8pm, where the jackpot will be €10,200 !
Click on this link to be included in our next draw;
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Tickets can also be bought in JKCs, the HiB, Andys, Centra, Cleary’s Daybreak and Rohans.
GAA Healthy Club Project
We will be hosting two activities over the next 6 weeks as part of our GAA Healthy Club Project.
Nenagh Eire Og Camogie Club are hosting a strength class series in association with the project.
The beginner’s strength class will take place every Monday evening from 6.50- 7.50pm in MacDonagh Park.
The ‘Ireland Lights Up’ walking series commences this Thursday 11th of January at 7pm in MacDonagh Park.
These are community walks for all ages and levels of ability, hi-vis gear is required.
Tipperary Draw
Congratulations to John O’ Leary who won €300 in the first Tipperary Draw of 2024.
Harty Cup
We would like to wish Nenagh CBS the very best of luck as they take on CBC Cork in the Harty Cup quarter final tomorrow.
A special shout out to our own club members on the panel; Aodhán O’Connor, Cian Connolly, Eoin Garrigan, Mason Cawley, Zack Keller, Billy O’Brien and Emmet Jones.
Throw in at 1pm in Bansha, E34 RY62.
Camogie News
GAA Healthy Club Project
Strength Class Series for women, hosted by Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club in association with the GAA Healthy Club Project will start on Monday 8th January 2024.
Due to popular demand, this initiative will be returning for 6 weeks for females of all ages for €12 per session or €60 for the full term.
Beginners and new participants are very welcome to join us in the coming weeks and all that is needed is an exercise mat to improve your physical health.
Ireland Lights Up Walking Series 2024 –
Another great 6 week GAA Healthy Club initiative commences Thursday 11th January at 6:50pm.
Hi-Vis/reflective gear is required but there are no charges or registration required. We will meet at MacDonagh Park each Thursday until the 15th Feb 24.
Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot. The numbers drawn were 4, 20, 29 & 31
The Christmas Bonus Draw was held this week with the following 10 X €50 lucky dip winners drawn:
1. Katie Heduan, 53 Cluan Caoin
2. Niall Cahill, Ballintoher Rd
3. Robbie Bonfield, Dooradoyle, Limerick
4. Mark O’Farrell, Coolaholiga
5. Elaine Ryan, 7 Bruach Tailte
6. David Hackett, Bawn
7. Shane Maher, Carey Glass
8. Noel Shoer, Tobar Mhuire
9. Kevin Gubbins, Gortlandroe
10. Josephine Tierney, 23 Brookville Green
Congrats to all our winners.
We now take a two week break from our lotto draw – the first lotto jackpot in 2024 will be a massive €10,100 – this draw will take place on Monday 8th Jan 2024.
Thanks to all who supported our lotto draw throughout 2023 – we look forward to your continued support in 2024.
Killea GAA Fundraiser for little Paddy Duffy
Pictured below is six year old Paddy Duffy with his Daddy and Uncle Brian.
Condolences
We extend our sympathies to the Guest family on the passing of John Guest over the weekend.
John was a regular and welcome visitor to the MacDonagh Park Complex before the Covid years where he was one of the regular card players. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
Season’s Greetings
Wishing all our members, supporters and everyone associated with Nenagh Éire Óg a happy and peaceful Christmas and every good wish for 2024.
CAMOGIE NEWS
Minor Final
Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot. The numbers drawn were 11, 16, 22 & 32.
The 3 X €50 lucky dip winners this week are:
1. John Casey, Finnoe Drive, Borrisokane
2. Julie Hallinan, Knockalton
3. Kate Finegan, Coleraine St, Dublin 7
The Jackpot for our last lotto draw in 2023 will be a massive €10,000 – the Christmas Bonus Draw will also be held on this night with extra lucky dip prizes so why not sign up to be in with a chance to win – draw takes place on Monday 18th December.
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
We thank everyone for continuing to support our lotto. If you have not yet joined the lotto or if your ticket has recently expired (check recent emails from Clubforce to check status of your ticket), please consider signing up again – it is our main fundraiser and contributes enormously to the day to day running of the club.
County Board Convention
Congratulations to Jimmy Minogue who succeeded Joe Kennedy as Chairman of the Tipperary County Board at the Convention on Saturday night last.
We wish Jimmy every success in this role over the next three years.
Jimmy Minogue with Joe Kennedy at last weekends Co Board Convention
Also at Co Convention there was good news for Conor O’Donovan’s motion re the handpass in hurling – this motion, submitted by Nenagh Éire Óg on behalf of Conor, was passed by Tipperary delegates and will now go to GAA Congress to be discussed.
The wording of Conor’s motion is outlined below, also a link to a short video Conor has put together showing the various other options for the handpass.
Dean Ryan Presentation
On Friday last, the medal presentation for the victorious Dean Ryan winning team took place in Nenagh CBS – well done to all the Nenagh Éire Óg boys involved and also Philip Hickey who was a member of the management team.
Nenagh Éire Óg players Daniel Quinn, Billy O’Brien, Emmet Jones, Daniel Connolly and mentor Philip Hickey who were part of St. Joseph’s CBS Nenagh victorious U17 Dean Ryan Cup winning team.
Football Development Sqauds
Congratulations to all the Nenagh Éire Óg players and mentors who were part of the North Tipperary Football Development squads recently.
- Under 13A & B
However, despite having a strong wind behind us in the second half, we struggled to find any scores until the final few minutes. A 21 yard free was struck low and found the back of the net to level the scores with 7 minutes to go.
As the seconds ticked away, Rhiannon Jones got the ball in space on the 45 and stroked over what would be the winning point. Hard luck to St Cronan’s.
Final score: Nenagh 1-3 St. Cronan’s 0-5
We now look forward to the Co Final vs Kildangan next Sunday. Fixture TBC.
Nenagh Éire Óg minor camogie group who qualified for the Co Final last weekend
We were delighted to have Grace Cleary, Rhiannon Jones, Carly Walsh, Saoirse Ryan, Lauren Grace, Niamh Boland, Clodagh Spain and Laura Nagle representing the club.
Lotto
There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot. The numbers drawn were 2, 6, 15 & 20.
The 3 X €50 lucky dip winners this week are:
1. Jean Ryan, 79 Bruach Tailte
2. Martin Morris, Hi B
3. Murt Flynn, c/o Jim Flynn
Next week’s lotto Jackpot will be €9,900 and the draw will take place on Monday 11th December.
We thank everyone for continuing to support our lotto. If you have not yet joined the lotto or if your ticket has recently expired (check recent emails from Clubforce to check status of your ticket), please consider signing up again – it is our main fundraiser and contributes enormously to the day to day running of the club.
Cardiac Screening – Dillon Quirke Foundation
Huge thanks to Dan and The Dillon Quirke Foundation for holding a pilot free Cardiac Screening programme on Saturday last in the Nenagh ÉireÓg complex.
45 of our juvenile boys and girls aged 12-18yrs were offered the professional services of AMS (Advanced Medical Services) and funded by the Foundation.
Cardiac screening can help identify underlying heart conditions that can lead to Sudden Adult Death Syndrome so it is vitally important to have that info. Feedback from parents and kids was that it was a really positive experience and all were very appreciative of the chance offered to them by the Dillon Quirke Foundation.
If you are in a position to, you can donate to this wonderful charity through the Dillon Quirke foundation gofundme link below:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/d4vp55-dillon-quirke-foundation