Your Club Update
October 23, 2019 |
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Bank Holiday means a quiet weekend except..
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This weekend is a bank holiday weekend which means most teams have a weekend off. Except of course there's the small matter of a Senior 1 Dublin Camogie title up for grabs. That's on in Abbotstown, so let's get out and get behind our girls.
if you want something included in the club notes, all you have to do is drop me a mail at pro@stvincentsgaa.ie.
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Lotto draw 22nd October
Jackpot was €5,350. Numbers drawn were:
06, 12, 24, 19
There was no online winner and no jackpot winner. Weekly winners were Bernie McGuirk from the Sunday Night Sing-along and John Timon. Have you ever considered playing our lotto? Next week's jackpot is €5,500. You can enter online here
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The AGM has been set for Thursday 28th November 2019. Motions for inclusion in the meeting need to be submitted in writing by 8th November to the Club Office, St Vincent’s GAA, Malahide Rd., Marino, Dublin 3 or office@stvincentsgaa.ie.The official notice of the AGM can be read here.
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Calling U16s: Gaelic Voices for Change Youth Workshop
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The Gaelic Players Association are running a "Gaelic Voices for Change Youth Workshop". We're looking for 3 U16 players to represent St Vincents at this 1/2 day workshop on the morning of the 16th November. The players will join Eamon Fennell, Senior Team player and former Dublin Senior player for a workshop focused on online safety. If you're the parent of an U16 player who'd be willing to get involved, or you're an U16 mentor, drop me a mail at pro@stvincentsgaa.ie for full information. Parents of attendees can attend too.
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Juvenile Ladies Footballers: Coaching session with Dublin Ladies on Bank Holiday Monday
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The Dublin Ladies Gaelic Team are hosting a Juvenile Girls Football Coaching session for girls aged 10-16 this Bank Holiday Monday in St Anne's Pitch 35. This is a fundraiser for the team and entry is just €10. For more details, see their post on Facebook.
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The club wishes a get well soon to Minor Player, Jack Daly. 10 minutes into our Minor C clash with Castleknock last week saw him in a 2-on-1 shoulder to shoulder challenge for the ball. Jack got the ball, but at the expense of his collarbone. Oof.
Why yes, this first hand account of the events is brought to you by the fact that I was at the game in question, and Jack is my own lad.
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Some great results last weekend
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Some great results last weekend with the girls getting the biggest share of the spoils.
Our U13 Camogie team won their Divsion Shield Final on a scoreline of 8-6 to 1-0 against Whitehall
Our U14 Girls won their Division 2 Camogie Final by the narrowest of margins (2-3 to 1-7) against Kimacud
Not to be outdone, the U16 Camogie team won their Division 1 Shield on a scoreline of 7-11 to 6-7 also gainst Kilmacud
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In addition to those great Camogie results, our Junior Hurlers won the Junior B County Title in a thriller in O'Toole Park against a joint Good Counsel/Liffey Gaels side. Final score was 2-15 to 0-17. Pictured here is Collie Hayen, Junior B Captain raising the Cup. Collie is also a former players representative on the exec committe which I've had the pleasure of sharing with him. Well done Collie and the rest of your team and management!
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And so they're on the move!
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Given the win in Dublin, the Junior Hurlers now go on to contest the Junior B Leinster Championship. Junior B is a competition run up to all-Ireland level. Their next game is against O’Loughlin Gaels in the Junior B Leinster Quarter Final, fixed for 2nd of November in O'Loughlin Gaels ground. Did somebody say road trip???
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Senior 1 Camogie: County Final
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The big game this weekend is the Senior 1 Camogie Championship County Final. If you're a facebook type, why not show you friends your going in the facebook event.
This game takes place at 2pm this Sunday, 27th October at GAA National Games Development Cetnre in Abbotstown versus St Judes. Let's get out, wear the white and blue and get behind our team.
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With the bank holiday upon us, there's only two other games down for this weekend:
THe U21 Hurlers play in the Quarter Final of the U21 "A" Hurling Championship. This takes place at 2:30 pm against Na Fianna on Mobhi Road.
The Minor A Hurlers play in the Minor "A" Championship Semi-Final against Kilmacud Crokes out in Silver Park. That's on Bank Holiday Monday at 11:00 am.
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This newsletter is sent to over 900 recipients and is a great way to inform members of club happenings. If you want anything included in the newsletter, drop a mail to pro@stvincentsgaa.ie. Comments and feedback are welcome too.
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If you're going to be a keyboard pundit, I recommend not making accusations you can't stand over. Diarmuid Connolly's zero-word response painted the proverbial thousand words
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