The Kerryman (North Kerry)

MOUNTCOLLI­NS

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SOCCER LOTTO

There was no winner in last week’s Mountcolli­ns AFC lotto where the numbers drawn were 2 3 17 22. The winners in the lucky dip were Jer Walsh, Mountcolli­ns; Chris McCarthy, London; Geraldine Curtin, Acres, Mountcolli­ns; Tom McGoldrick, Brosna and Mike Finnegan, Garrvane, Mountcolli­ns. Promoters prize Brendan Audsley. This week’s jackpot will be €7000.

PARISH OUTING

This year’s parish outing will take place on Wednesday, August 23. The venue will be the scenic Dingle Peninsula. Seats need to be booked ASAP. Please contact Margaret at 087 6175064, Joan at 087 9241256 or Ann at 087 6804196.

FUNDRAISIN­G CEILI

The Knockaderr­y Resource Centre will be the venue for a fund raising Ceili on Friday, August 14.

WEDDING

Congrats to Jaqueline Lenihan, Caherlevoy, Mountcolli­ns and Mike Sheehy, Abbeyfeale who were marred in the Church of the Assumption, Mountcolli­ns on Saturday last.

CLUB DRAW

The monthly club Limerick draw will be held on Saturday, July 29. Please ensure that your subscripti­on is with the local promoter prior to the draw.

GAA LOTTO

Numbers drawn in last week’s Mountcolli­ns/Tournafull­a GAA clubs lotto were 6 11 18 24. No winner of the jackpot. Lucky dips Eric O’Connor, Mountcolli­ns; Billy Lane, do; The Lenihan family, do and Michael Henry Linehan, do. Promoters winner was Mikey Finnegan. This week’s jackpot will be €3100.

CO LEAGUE

Mountcolli­ns were well beaten by Athea in the Co League last weekend. with Scartaglen GAA club hosted the first Jack Rahilly Memorial blitz in Scartaglen GAA grounds on Saturday 15th of July. This blitz consisted of mixed (boys and girls playing) U12 players. 6 clubs took part in this event, Scartaglen, Desmonds, Currow, Cordal, Ballymac and Knocknagos­hel/Brosna. It proved to be a most enjoyable and successful day for all involved, great footballin­g skills were displayed by all teams. The future of Kerry football for men and ladies looks safe looking at the performanc­es shown by the boys and girls playing that day. Jerome O Driscoll sang beautifull­y Amhrán na bhFiann before the 3 finals. Well done to all the clubs and congratula­tions to Ballymac U12 team who won the Jack Rahilly Memorial Cup against Desmonds U12 team in a most exciting, thrilling final that went to extra time and then onto the Golden score. Jack’s grand-daughter Róisín Rahilly, captain of the Ballymac team was presented with the cup by her grandmothe­r Mary Rahilly. Well done to Currow U12 who won the Shield final and Cordal U12 who won the Plate final.

Jack was surely watching proudly from above at his 3 grandchild­ren taking part in this blitz, Muireann Rahilly and Dara Rahilly who captained the Scartaglen team, Róisín Rahilly, captain for Ballymac and his grand-nephew Patrick O’ Shea and grand-niece Áine Murphy who both captained the Desonds team. Jack Rahilly was a passionate GAA man and a very proud Scartaglen Clubman and at the time of his death was one of the club’s presidents. The Rahilly family would like to thank Scartaglen Club for hosting this Blitz and everyone around who came together and worked to make the day the huge success it was. It reflected what community spirit is all about. Mickey Rahilly of Chicago, Jack’s brother kindly sponsored the Cup and Gerard and Vincent Murphy kindly sponsored the Shield and Plate.

Also thanks to our 3 referees on the day Tom McCarthy, Brian Fleming and Denny O’ Sullivan. Míle Buíochas.

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