The Kerryman (North Kerry)

Celebratio­n at Divanes for the Cordal GAA’s new jersey set

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CORDAL GAA Club teams are proudly wearing their new jerseys this season. They are carrying their traditiona­l blue and gold colours and the logo of Divanes Castleisla­nd into the various competitio­ns on fields throughout the county.

There was an official presentati­on at Divanes Castleisla­nd on Saturday at noon at which all sectors of the club were represente­d.

Divanes Castleisla­nd Managing Director Denis Divane wished the club well with the new strip and he hoped that they would enjoy many successes while wearing it.

The club representa­tion was led by Chairman Maurice Costello on the occasion. Mr Costello thanked Divanes, Castleisla­nd, for supporting the club in this important aspect of its appearance and presentati­on for both home and away games.

He said that the club would wear the colours and logo with pride and he hoped that the new jerseys would bring success to the club’s senior and juvenile players throughout the summer season and beyond.

Now, those pledges have been honoured and the final count came up as a hugely impressive €7,990

“We don’t know yet if it will become an annual event and that will be decided as time goes on.

“But we’re delighted at the amount of money raised on the day for the charity. Due to circumstan­ces beyond our control we couldn’t hold the presentati­on of the cheque any sooner,” said Joan Marie O’Shea of the organising committee.

“We would like to thank everyone who made the effort to take part on the day and all who helped out in any way. We’d like to thank the mart in Castleisla­nd for the use of the yard and to the Gardai for their help and to Cunniffe’s Bar here in Currow,” said Ms O’Shea

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 ?? Back from left: Kevin Walshe, Micheál Cahill, Seán Óg Ó Ciardubhái­n and Tom Dennehy. ?? Maurice Costello, Andy O’Leary, Mr Divane, Philip O’Connor and Richard O’Donoghue.
Back from left: Kevin Walshe, Micheál Cahill, Seán Óg Ó Ciardubhái­n and Tom Dennehy. Maurice Costello, Andy O’Leary, Mr Divane, Philip O’Connor and Richard O’Donoghue.

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