Not our day
Short a number of players, we headed for Dromina on Sunday 10th to take on the locals in the Division 1 Hurling League. The result didn’t go our way on the day finishing on a scoreline of Dromina 3-12, Shanballymore 0-2. Our young players showed promising again on the day, with our defence playing well. It is still early days in the league and every game will stand to us.
Team and scorers as follows: 1 Paudie Morrissey, 2 Paudie Fitzgerald, 3 Eoin McHugh, 4 Billy O’Grady, 5 Richard Hallihan, 6 Jerome Fitzgerald, 7 Eoin O’Regan, 8 Brian O’Reilly, 9 Noah Butler, 10 Jake Buckley, 11 Darragh Palmer (0-1), 12 Jordan O’Grady (0-1), 13 Brian O’Regan, 14 Jimmy Burke, 15 Steven Donegan. Subs used Paul Burke
and Anthony Dennehy. MATCH FIXTURE
Saturday, 16th April – Division 2 Football League – We will take on Araglin in Araglin at 6pm.
WEEKLY CLUB LOTTO
There was no winner of our club lotto this week, but well done to our lucky dip winners: Tom and Tommy, Marie Piggott and Breda Sexton. Next week’s jackpot is a whopping €5,400 – tickets available from any club committee member. Thanks to everyone for their ongoing support every week.
ST DOMINIC’S JUVENILE GAA SOCIAL
The victory social is taking place this Friday night in Springfort Hall Hotel. Enjoy the night!
CORCAIGH V LUIMNEACH
Cork will play Limerick in round 1 of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship this Sunday in Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Shanballymore have strong representation heading to same and best of luck to all players and supporters. Corcaigh Abú!
CAVANAGH’S FERMOY LEAGUE DRAW
The 2019 league draw is finally taking place. Tickets are still available and if you would like to be in win a chance to win the car or a substantial cash prize, you can contact the club for tickets. €20 each or 3 for €50 – closing date is 22nd April. There will be representatives selling tickets at the match on Saturday. If you’re not in…. you can’t win!
CONDOLENCES
The club wishes to offer their condolences to the family of Billy Mullane, Doneraile. Both Billy and his sons have worn the Black and Red. Ar dheis Dé go raith an-anam dílis.