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Club Notes, 5th August 2020 |
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Low-numbers are here for another few weeks
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The latest government annuouncement on Covid-19 restrictions involve a delay in the movement to phase 4. For us, that means games will remain restricted to 200 people for the next three weeks at least.
This means any of our marquee games will be restricted in the same way as they have been in the last couple of weeks. Simply put: They are ticketed, and the number of tickets are so low that they don't go on general release. Apologies folks.
Our plan was to stream our game versus Ballyboden this evening, but due to technical issues, the stream did not perform well. We'll re-think our strategy there and try to find a solution. Apologies to anyone who was disappointed this evening.
If you like information on the club more often than a week apart, you can always follow our social channels Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
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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Round 2 of the Camogie Cup, and a good win
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Well done to the Senior Camogie team; They beat Judes 1-15 to 2-7 in Round 2 of the Camogie Challenge Cup. Judes were our formidable opponents in the Dublin final last year, so this will give the girls a boost I'm sure. I know I know: Its early in the season, but hey: that's 2 rounds from 2.
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Tough encounter for Senior Footballers
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Tough defeat for the Senior Footballers, who were beaten 5-11 to 1-17 against Ballyboden tonight on PNU1. Apologies for those who tried to tune in to the live stream. Technical difficulties prevented us from providing a watchable stream. You can read about the game on the Dublin GAA website.
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Senior Hurlers back in the fray this weekend
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Championship eyes turn back to the Senior Hurlers. They take on Lucan Sarsfiels in the last round of the group stages this Saturday in Parnell Park at 2:45pm. Both ourselves and Lucan are 2 games from 2 in the group, so this promises to be a big clash.
Unfortunately, due to governement restrictions on numbers, this will be a ticketed event, and no tickets will be going on general release or sale. We're hopeful of a DubsTV live stream; I'll put out notice on social media if I hear about one.
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Juvenile Girls: Back up and running
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Best of luck to the juvenile teams who are starting to see their competitive games get scheduled. Not ones to wait around, the U15/16 Camogie Team got in a challenge game against Erin's Isle last week. Some nice photos from the event below.
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Plenty of Camogie and Ladies football action this weekend:
Our U16 girls are in Camogie action on both Thursday (away to Whitehall), and Saturday (at home to Kilmacud)
Our U14 A camogie team are away to Faughs/Celtic while our U14B team are at home to Kilmacud.
Our U15 Girls take on St. Brigid's in the league on Saturday at 1:30pm in Russell Park. Meanwhile our Minor Girls are away to Skerries on Monday evening at 7:30pm
If that's not enough, Sunday sees our U13 and U15 girls in Camogie action too.
Why not get out and shout for our girls! All games are listed on our Fixtures Page
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Skills Sessions for Boys And Girls in August: Last Chance to Book!
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Reminder that our juvenile section have put together a programme of skill sessions during the first two weeks in August:
- The sessions are broken into 4 age groups:
- U8 (Born 2012), U9, U10/11, and U12/13.
- There are 4 sessions for each age group held over 2 weeks.
- Each session is 90 minutes long
- Sessions can be attended individually (€6 per session) or you can book all 4 sessions for €20
Full details, including schedule and onling booking here
Please note:
- These sessions are subject to any government restriction. In the event of cancellation, a full refund will be given.
- Full "Safe Return to Play" procedures, if still in place will be adhered to
- All equipment used will be sanitised before and after each session.
Parents please note: Tomorrow morning is the last day to purchase tickets! Ticket sales will close to give us clarity on numbers and to allow us to plan the sessions accordingly.
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C'mon now. You know the drill. No lotto on Bank Holidays. See?
You can now play online with a quick online payment of a debit or credit card here. Thanks to all those who picked up a new subscription. Next draw will be on Monday 10 August. Jackpot will be €3,400.
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Coming Soon: Vincents own Ryder Cup
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Keep an eye out: We’ll be opening up tickets to a golf outing real soon. We’re running a golf outing in Ryder Cup style; Choose to represent the Juvenile section or the Adult section. Entry will be €50.
Want to support your club? Hole sponsorship is available for €100. The outing will be held on Donabate golf club on September 26, subject of course to government covid planning.
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Head over to our fixtures page for a full list of games on this weekend. If you are planning on attending, we ask you to follow the guidelines set out by the county board:
- Spectators must not attend games if they display any symptoms of Covid-19 and instead should phone their GP and follow public health advice.
- Spectators should remain in the same area for the duration of the game, remain 2m apart and avoid intermingling with other individuals or groups.
- All spectators are encouraged to bring their own hand sanitiser. The use of face coverings is strongly advised for all patrons over the age of 13.
- Spectators must not enter the field of play at any time including pre-match, at half-time and other intervals and after the final whistle.
Do come support your club, but stay safe, people!
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Was there something in the air last week? Congratulations to Junior Footballer and Hurler Gary O'Meara who got engaged last weekend to his girlfirend Louise, and also congratulations to senior camogie player Kathryn Kantounia who also got engaged to her boyfriend Hamza. Usually, I'd link to their instagram announcement photos, but both have "private" accounts. Hard to tell why though, because their instagrams are full of adventures that leave me envious. You've got to feel for Kathryn and Hamza mind, with the current restrictions, they didn't get to celebrate in their usual manner of being surrounded by camogie players necking shots in the ladies jax in the club.
You'll have to trust me. Both announcements had images of couples looking both gorgeous and happy, and the accompanying messages were full of ring and champers emoji. 💍🥂
Congrats to Gary, Louise, Kathryn and Hamza
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