Great start to our Cúl Camp
Our busiest Cúl Camp to date – welcome to all our participants!
Our busiest Cúl Camp to date – welcome to all our participants!
Congrats to the G4m&o team who had a great day at the Leinster Blitz in Athlone last weekend. 4 wins out of 4. Roll on the All-Ireland Blitz😁
30.07.17 (Sun)
2017 Minor Football Summer League
Section D Cup Final
St Kevin’s V Castlemitchell GFC
Time: 12 00 PM (E.T. Available) , Venue: Sarsfields
Referee: Frank Delaney
31.07.17 (Mon)
2017 Reserve B Championship
Round 2
Maynooth V St Kevin’s
Time: 7 30 PM , Venue: Rathcoffey
Referee: Larry Heeney
Lotto results for the 25th July, 2017
No jackpot winner
numbers drawn
7,12,14,25
€40 euro winners
Cox Family c/o Denise Cox
Nick Casey c/o Nick Casey
Ger Byrne c/o Lar Power
Tanya Montgomery c/o Michelle Cosgrove
Next weeks jackpot
€3,200
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22.07.17 (Sat)
2017 MD Sports Senior Football League Div 2
Round 14 (Top Section)
St Kevin’s V Johnstownbridge GAA
Time: 6 00 PM , Venue: St Kevin’s
Referee: Eamonn Kelly
24.07.17 (Mon)
2017 Reserve B Championship
Round 1
Johnstownbridge GAA V St Kevin’s
Time: 7 30 PM , Venue: Maynooth Hurling Club
Referee: Fergus Devereux Jnr
Best of Luck to both teams!!
Tuairisc: Cill Dara V Baile Átha Cliath
Tá Craobh Laighean buaite ag Baile Átha Cliath don seachtú huair as a chéile, gaisce nach ndearnadh riamh roimhe seo, ach ní fheicfidh muid Jim Gavin ag déanamh mórán ceiliúrtha agus cluichí níos tábhachtaí ar a aire.
Dublin have won the Leinster title for a seventh time in a row, a feat that has never happened before, but we won’t see Jim Gavin celebrate much with more important games on his mind.
D’aimsigh Cill Dara 1-21 agus 2-16 sa dá chluiche craoibhe a bhí buaite acu in 2017. Inniu scór siad 1-17 in aghaidh Baile Átha Cliath ach níor leor é leis an gcluiche a bhuachan. Bhí rudaí níos deacra ag Cill Dara ná in aghaidh Laoise agus in aghaidh na Mí, agus iad ag tabhairt aghaidh ar fhoireann a measadh, ó tús na craoibhe, a bheith ar cheann de na cinn is láidre sa tír.
Kildare scored 1-21 and 2-16 in the two championship games that they have won in 2017. Today thay scored 1-17 against Dublin but it wasn’t enough to win the game. Things were more difficult for Kildare than against Laois and Meath, facing a team considered, from the beginning of the championship, to be one of the strogest in the country.
Rinne tosaithe Baile Átha Cliath slad ar chosantóirí Chill Dara sa chéad fiche nóiméid agus dhá chúl sa deichiú agus aonú nóiméad déag. Tosc go raibh an scór 2 -04 in aghaidh 0 -01, níor tháinig líonrith orthu agus d’imigh Cill Dara i bhfad níos fearr le cúilíní ó Feely, Slattery and Flynn. Ag leath am ní raibh ach ceithre cúilín eatharthu agus fuair Daniel Flynn ceann de na cúiliní is fearr sa bhliain nuair a scóráil sé ó chic in aice leis an taobhlíne. Sa dara leath ní raibh an t-ádh linn ar chor ar bith mar gheall ar cúl a fháil agus tharraing BÁC siar uainn de réir a chéile.
The Dublin forwards wrecked havoc with the Kildare backs in the first twenty minutes with two goals in the tenth and eleventh minutes. Although the score was 2-04 to 0-01, Kildare didn’t panic and they played much better with points from Feely, Slattery and Flynn. At half time there was only four points between the teams and Daniel Flynn got one of the best points of the year when he scored from near the sideline. In the second half we didn’t have any luck scoring a goal and Dublin pulled away bit by bit.
Tá dhá ardú céime as a chéile bainte amach ag Cill Dara sa tsraith agus thug siad taispeántais chumasacha uathu. Tá rudaí ag feabhsú céim ar chéim.
Kildare have had two promotions back to back in the league and given capable displays. Incremental improvement is happening.
Lotto results for the 18th July 2017
No jackpot winner
numbers drawn
5,9,13,26
€40 euro winners
Joe Donoghue c/o Marie Gordon
Gerry Kelly c/o Kellys
James Roche c/o Joe Fox
Sean Ward c/o James O Donnell
Next weeks jackpot
€3,000
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From the GAA Website,
Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps provide boys and girls – between the ages of 6 and 13 – with an action-packed and fun-filled week of activity during the summer holidays which revolves around maximising enjoyment and sustaining participant involvement in Gaelic Games
Activities are player-centred with a Games Based approach with a strong emphasis being placed on personal development and well-being. Activities are also organised in an age-appropriate manner with a view to:
Optimise learning
Enhance friendships
Improve physical & psychological Well-being
Promote school and club links
OTHER KEY FEATURES ATTACHING TO THE KELLOGG’S GAA CÚL CAMPS
The camps are structured so that a different aspect of the game is worked on each day.
The programme involves coaching specific skills of the game and provide the opportunity for children to put into practice what they have learned through small sided games.
During the camp week, a “blitz” is organised to provide each child with an introduction to competitive games.Kellogg’s GAA Cúl Camps – are organised throughout the summer from Monday to Friday, 10.00am to 2.30pm, in all 32 Counties and overseas. (see Camp venues for dates).
Attendance is open to primary school children aged 6 years to 13 years.
What To Bring:
Packed Lunch + Drink
Hurley and Helmet for Hurling and Camogie
Mouthguard for Football
Suitable playing gear, tracksuit, shorts, runners, boots
Rain jacket and changes of gear on wet days
Sun cream and baseball hat
Towel
Water
COST:
In the ROI €60 for 1st. child; €50 for 2nd child; €40 for 3rd and subsequent children.
In NI €50 for 1st child; €45 for 2nd child ; €40 for 3rd and subsequent children.
For children attending a second camp, without gear, the cost is €35 in ROI and €30 in NI.
Next Fixture: 18.07.17 (Tue), Round 13 (Top Section), St Kevin’s V Round Towers. Time: 7 30 PM , Venue: St Kevin’s. Referee: Peter Farrell
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