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Weekly Club Notes 26-07-10
Posted by Anonymous on Monday, July 26, 2010 @ 13:21:15 IST
Erin Go Bragh

The Annual Golf Classic will be held on Friday 27th August. For more information please contact George Burke on 087 9709 795.

Well done to Michael Ahern and his team of coaches on a very successful Football Summer Camp last week. Erin Go Bragh GAA club would like to invite any boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 12 to our Hurling Summer Camp 2010. Children will receive expert coaching by qualified coaches in a fun and safe environment. All children are welcome even those that have never played before. Date: Hurling camp Monday 9th August to Friday 13th August. If you require further information please contact Michael Ahern (Erin Go Bragh Games Promotion Officer) on 087 775 8346.

Erin go Bragh Under 13s are looking for anyone interested in playing hurling or football even those that have never played before so come down and give it a try. Those interested should contact Myles (0863788944) or Karl (0879283532).

Erin Go Bragh's Club Lotto Draw has reached the €7500 mark. To be in with a chance to win the Jackpot please return your completed Lotto tickets to the box in the Paddocks before 9pm this Friday. It is so easy to forget to return your Lotto tickets, so why not sign up to the ANNUAL DRAW MEMBERSHIP. You will be included in the Lotto draws automatically and therefore will always be in with the chance of winning. Contact John Kinsella @ 086-8184054 for more info. No winner of this week’s lotto. Numbers were 15 21 25 29. Jackpot will be €7,500 this Friday. For more information on the club please contact Keith on 086 889 1551.

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August 2010
Issue 11

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Irish Indo Headlines
» Colm O'Rourke: Regrets tend to linger if you fail to strike while the iron is hot

T his year's All-Ireland football semi-finals provided marvellous entertainment, and when you add in minor games of great attacking quality, the 145,000 supporters who paid in over the two Sundays would not have had as much enjoyment at another sports occasion anywhere in the world.


» Not only a great actor, but a fine footballer too P?? S?ecalls the day Mick Lally performed heroics between the posts

Michael Lally was a not only a fine actor and a household name, but he was, in his youth, a very good footballer.


» Where are they now: Cormac Bonnar

He didn't play his first full senior inter-county game until he was 30, but Tipperary hurler Cormac Bonnar still managed to rack up the honours. In four years the full-forward won three Munster championships, two All-Irelands and two All-Stars.


» Immortality beckons for hurling's revolutionaries

INCONSISTENCY is a plague on many teams -- if something of a requirement to keep sport interesting and unpredictable -- and for the first half of Brian Cody's management career his selections were afflicted too. Fallible enough, at least, to have Kilkenny move naturally in the company of ordinary mortals. If you pricked them, did they not bleed, like the rest of us?


» Great divide must change

IF, or maybe when, the sports capital programme is resurrected by this government, or indeed the next one, a radically different approach to how money is distributed will be required.


» Clarke shows true vision by leaving Australia behind

He had his time in Australian rules, but Martin Clarke plays Gaelic football not unlike an American quarterback too.


» Down's new breed tune in to unforgettable wavelength

A JULY evening in The Marshes back in the middle of the last decade, the Down footballers being put through their paces by Pete McGrath. The atmosphere is light and convivial. You see Mickey Linden alighting from the dressing room, instantly corralled by a gaggle of schoolkids, Tommy McGivern -- the team's evergreen kitman -- throwing his head up and smiling. Tommy has seen it a thousand times.


» Regrets tend to linger if you fail to strike while the iron is hot

T his year's All-Ireland football semi-finals provided marvellous entertainment, and when you add in minor games of great attacking quality, the 145,000 supporters who paid in over the two Sundays would not have had as much enjoyment at another sports occasion anywhere in the world.


» Not only a great actor, but a fine footballer tooP?? S?ecalls the day Mick Lally performed heroics between the posts

Michael Lally was a not only a fine actor and a household name, but he was, in his youth, a very good footballer.


» Breen sets up rematch for battling Kingdom

Kerry 2-13



RTE GAA Headlines
» Live - All-Ireland Hurling finals
Read live text commentary on the All-Ireland Senior Hurling finals at Croke Park as Kilkenny go in search of a fifth title in-a-row against Tipperary.

» Shannon Rovers win Sevens title
Tipperary club Shannon Rovers became the first team to be crowned back-to-back Bord Gais Energy St Judes All-Ireland Junior Hurling Sevens champions on Saturday following a 1-9 to 1-6 extra-time final win over Galway's Pádraig Pearses.

» Kennedy claims seventh title in thriller
Dublin's Eoin Kennedy secured his seventh consecutive All-Ireland 60x30 Senior Singles title in Abbeylara, Longford, beating Westmeath's Robbie McCarthy in a thrilling final.

» Kerry and Tyrone must replay
Kerry captain Bernie Breen secured a replay for her team as the Kingdom and Tyrone fought out an epic TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship semi-final stalemate at Ballymahon, Longford, on Saturday.

» Donegal reach Ladies intermediate final
Donegal produced a devastating second half attacking display to book their place in the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies intermediate football championship final on 26 September.

» Shefflin and Tennyson in Kilkenny team
Henry Shefflin and John Tennyson will start for Kilkenny in the GAA Hurling All-Ireland final on Sunday.

» Cup presentations in Hogan Stand
The GAA has confirmed that both of the presentations following Sunday's GAA Hurling All-Ireland Championship finals will take place in the Hogan Stand.

» Tipperary name unchanged side for final
Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy has named an unchanged team to play Kilkenny in Sunday's All-Ireland Hurling final.

» DJ Carey expects close All-Ireland final
Kilkenny legend DJ Carey believes that the 'Drive for Five' will have no bearing on how Kilkenny approach Sunday's All-Ireland Hurling Final against Tipperary.

» DJ expects close final
Kilkenny legend DJ Carey believes that the 'Drive for Five' will have no bearing on how Kilkenny approach Sunday's All-Ireland Hurling Final against Tipperary.


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