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UNDER-21 HURLING QUARTER FINAL

Clyda Rovers 1-13 Doneraile 0-17. Clyda played the quarter final of the under-21 Championship against Doneraile in Mallow on Monday night last.

Clyda were denied by Doneraile in the closing minutes despite coming close a couple of times. The final score Clyda Rovers 1-13, Doneraile 0-17. Clyda Rovers would like to thank the great effort and contribution by the under-21 players and their mentors of Fergal Cronin, John Roche, John O’Hanlon, Jerry Hegarty and Padhraic O’Mullane.

Team: Gearoid O’Shea, Darragh Walsh, Tim Buckley, Chris Fitzpatrick, Eamonn Doherty, Ronan Flanagan, Mike Forde, James Buckley, Conor Crowley, Conor Roche, Séamus Ronayne, Colin Kelly, Matthew McEntee, Seán O’Connor

Scorers: Seán O’Connor 1-1, Séamus Ronayne 0-9 (4f), Matthew McEntee 0-1, William Cronin 0-1, Conor Roche 0-1,

JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP

Clyda Rovers 0-15 Ballygiblin 3-10

Clyda’s junior hurlers met Ballygiblin in the next instalment of the North Cork Junior A hurling championship. The game was played in Carrigoon in Mallows GAA Complex on a very grey misty evening. Ballygiblin opened the scoring with a point from a free before James Buckley equalised for Clyda after four minutes. The teams exchanged a few points from frees, two of those been awarded to Ballygiblin and one to Clyda, Clyda’s one having been won by Dan O’Callaghan and converted by Chris Buckley.

Ballygiblin added one more

MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP

Clyda Rovers 3-13 Kildorrery 2-16. Clyda’s second round of the Minor Hurling Championship took place in Killavullen last Thursday on a pleasant evening. This was a game that could have gone either way but a draw was probably a fair result on the evening despite some great work from the Clyda men. Kildorrery got the opening score but Clyda reacted positively with three points in quick succession.

A long run up the field by Matthew McEntee was rewarded with a point, then William Cronin scored a free after Adam Walsh was fouled and Dylan Flanagan winning the ball in the full forward position moved it out quickly to William who converted his second.

Kildorrery didn’t take long to respond and did so with a goal. Clyda reacted well again with another three points two of those coming from David Walsh who was operating on the wing and another from William Cronin from another free. The next segment of the game saw Kildorrery dominate and they scored five points without reply.

David Walsh struck again before Ben O’Connor opened up the Kildorrery defence and his shot had the keeper beaten but Dylan Flanagan was on hand to ensure it found the net. Seán O’Shea was then called to action and he pulled off a brilliant save only for a Kildorrery defender to pick up the rebound but Daniel Fitzpatrick was on hand to force the Kildorrery man in to conceding a free. B

oth sides added two more points before the break Clyda’s coming from the ever impressive David Walsh and another fine free by William Cronin. Clyda leading at the break with a solitary point on a score line of 1-9 to 1-8.

Matthew McEntee got his second of the game straight after the break when a short pass from Colin Kelly found him and Matthew scored from long range.

Ben O’Connor then added another to his tally. Then both sides added another point, Clydas via a free from William Cronin however this was to be the last from Clyda for a long period as Kildorrery raised their performance and scored a whopping 1-5 without reply.

Four of those points coming from frees. Clyda had witnessed a three point lead become a five point deficit. At this stage with approximately 10 minutes left on the clock it was looking bleak for the Clyda men but that was before Seán O’Callaghan gave Clyda some hope when his shot hit the back of the net.

A quick taken free by Eamonn Doherty to Colin Kelly saw Colin get his first score of the evening to close the gap to a solitary point. Kildorrery added another via a free and with the seconds ticking away on the clock Clyda won a free around the half way mark. Colin Kelly dropped it into the melting pot and Dominic Cronin fooled everyone as the sliotar looked like it was heading wide it dropped into the top corner of the net.

Kildorrery managed to pull level with a late point and while both sides had chances to win it, it was destined for extra time. However, it was deemed too dark to play it on the night. The game ended with it all to play for on a score line of Clyda Rovers 3-13 to Kildorrery 2-16.

Team: Seán O’Shea, Daniel Fitzpatrick, Eamonn Doherty, Colin Kelly, Gareth O’Hanlon, Darragh Buckley, Matthew McEntee, Declan Walsh, William Cronin, David Walsh, Dylan Flanagan, Ben O’Connor

Subs Used: Seán Dominic Cronin

Scorers: Matthew McEntee 0-2, William Cronin 0-5 (4f), David Walsh 0-4, Ben O’Connor 1-1, Seán O’Callaghan 1-0, Dominic Cronin 1-0, Colin Kelly 0-1,

FIXTURES CLYDA MEMBERSHIP

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Clyda Rovers v Glanworth in Doneraile at 6: 30 Walsh’s Yard Bar JB2 Football Championship

Membership fees for Clyda Rovers GAA for 2016 are now due. Membership fees are as follows – Players Adult €80; Third Level Student/Unwaged €65; Second Level Student: €35. Non-players Adult €40; OAP/Unwaged/Third Level Student €20; Second Level Student €15. Payment may be made to any committee member.

LOTTO

Annual lotto Subscriptions can be renewed via any member of lotto committee or any of the executive committee member.

Lotto Results August 19 – numbers 20, 23, 24, 28. No jackpot Won. Spot Prizes: €50 Ella O’Riordan, Mallow; €30 Maurice McHugh, Carrignavar; €20 Seanan Ryan, Bottlehill; €20 Aoife O’Hanlon, Garrynageragh; €20 Fr Joe O’Keeffe, Burnfort.

Next draw takes place on Friday, August 26, The Railway Bar, Ballinamona, jackpot worth €12,500.

WELL DONE CORK SENIORS

Well done to Cork Seniors on winning the all-Ireland Quarter Final v Cavan on Saturday last. Well done to Cork Captain Ciara O’Sullivan, Doireann O’Sullivan, Máire O’Callaghan, Brid O’Sullivan, Eimear Meaney, Roisin O’Sullivan and Meabh O’Sullivan. Cork now progress to the all-Ireland semi-final versus Monaghan on September 3.

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS

Clyda Rovers 10-6 St Kevin’s 2-6. Our under-13 footballers recorded a fantastic victory over St Kevin’s in the North Cork League Final on Sunday night last in Glantane. St Kevin’s were the better team in the opening 10 minutes, getting two quick goals. However, Clyda responded well with scores from Cian Walsh, Cormac O’Reilly, Mikey Corbett, Ben Nyhan and David Cooney. The backs were outstanding ably led by Kevin Graham, Gary Deane and Darragh Walsh.

At the shirt whistle little separated the sides but upon the resumption Clyda showed their superiority and excelled with further scores from Rowan Doherty, Mikey Corbett, Ben Nyhan, Niall Daly and Darragh Lawlee. Clyda were too strong for St Kevin’s on the night. Rowan Doherty who led by example on the pitch accepted the cup on behalf of the team.

We wish St Kevin’s the very best of luck in their hurling final this week.

Clyda Rovers Team: C.Dennehy, D.Walsh, G.Deane, N.Daly, K.Graham, R.Doherty, R.Deane, D.Lawlee, P.Ryan, D.Cooney, C.O’Reilly, C.Walsh, R.Walsh, B.Nyhan, M.Corbett Subs: J.Cahill, A.O’Callaghan, M.Murphy, J.Browne, C.Murphy, A.Murphy, J.McCarthy, F.Mullane.

RESULTS

Under-13 Football League semi-final: Clyda Rovers 2-10 Kilshannig 2-7. Under-13 Football League Final: Clyda Rovers 10-6 St Kevin’s 2-6

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

Good luck to the junior team who play Aghada on Sunday, August 28, at 6 p.m. in Mourneabbey.

RANGANNA RINCE

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IDIRMHEÁNACH

Beidh Cill na Martra ag imirt Raonaithe Nemo sa Sraith Idirmheánach ar an Domhnach seo, 28ú Lúnasa i bPáirc Uí Chuana ag 2: 30in. Gach rath oraibh, lads.

GROW MENTAL HEALTH

The Grow Community Mental Health Organisation is a mutual help group for those suffering from depression or any mental health issues. The local group meets every Tuesday evening from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the Macroom Family Resource Centre, The Fairfield, Masseytown. The meetings are confidential and free of charge. Check out grow. ie for more details.

NUACHT LOTTO

Níor aimsigh uimreacha 11 ná 25 ná 28 ná 31 aon buaiteoir don phota oir le €6,000 ann an Luan seo chaite in Uí Chríodáin. €100: Seán agus Tracey Uí Liatháin, Cúil a Bhuacaigh. €40: Marcella, c/o Mons. €50: Angela Uí Mhúineacháin, Páirc an Oileáin. €20: Siobhán Uí Mhocháin, Gort an Éadan. €20: Rena Ní Chárthaigh, Ceann Droma. €20: Cathal McCárthaigh, An Caol Choill.

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