The Avondhu

Glenville continue impressive display

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COUNTY INTERMEDIA­TE FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUND 3 Glenville 2-8 St Finbarrs 0-6

Glenville hosted St Finbarrs on Sunday morning for round 3 of the intermedia­te football league and produced another impressive display to continue their unbeaten run in the league this year.

The opening half was an even game with Glenville leading at the break 1-4 to 0-4. Our points coming from Shane, Brendan and Josh with PJ scoring a magnificen­t goal midway through the first half.

Glenville upped the levels in the second half and became dominant scoring 1-4 without reply. Points scored from Dan and Josh and it was Ryan who scored an excellent goal with 10 minutes remaining to seal the win. St Finbarrs replied late on with 2 late points to narrow the gap but Glenville were worthy victors on the day.

Next up for the intermedia­tes is a Tom Creedon Cup game v Bantry at home on Sat April 23rd at 5pm.

Panel: D Quirke, D Sheehan, E Delahunt, T Dinan, B Lehane, J Carver, D Sullivan, C Fitzgerald, S Desmond, J Riordan, J Cooke, D McCarthy, S Curtin, PJ Dennehy, S O’Reilly, D Dennehy, R Murray, D McCarthy P Cotter, D Field, M Riordan, D Buttimer, N Sullivan.

U12S

Glenville played Lisgoold in the Fe12 football grading league in Lisgoold Monday, 18th April. It was a close competitiv­e game with Glenville taking a slender lead into halftime. 2-1 to 1-5. Glenville took control in the second half winning on a score line of Lisgoold 3-1 Glenville 3-9.

JUNIOR LEAGUE

Glenville played Ballinure in the Junior league in Glenville on Wednesday, 13th May. A competitiv­e and tough first half ended up level at 5 points a piece . In the second half Ballinure pulled away with 3 quick fire goals. Credit to Glenville who never let the heads drop and fought to the end.

TEAM

Niall O’Sullivan, Dylan Power, Pearse Maloney, Shane Dorgan, Padraig Cotter, Noel Cahill, Mike Kennedy, Dennis Buttimer, Andrew Desmond, Ciarán O’Leary, Kyle Cronin, Johnny Dorgan, Conor Gowen, Lee Flanagan, Stephen Coffey. Sub used John O’Connor.

U19 FOOTBALL Glenville 3.14 Midleton 5.06

Glenville U19 footballer­s got their second league win on the road on Wednesday evening last against Midleton. This was a good game of football with Glenville edging out a good win against a good Midleton side. A lively first half led to a good spread of scores across the team and at halftime Glenville led 2.07 to 3.02. Two great goals coming from Ryan and Brendan with points from Colin (3) Ciaran O Leary (1) Ryan (1) Brendan (1) and Dylan Roche.

The second half started brightly with Brendan kicking over a great point. Colin O’Keeffe and Ciaran O’Leary followed up with some great scores soon after, but Midleton were always a threat and they kept the scoreboard ticking over. Midleton got through for a goal to bring the lead down to the minimum. But Glenville responded again with Colin kicking a sublime point from a long distance out. Ciaran O Leary was moving well and he crashed a great goal to the net. Dylan Roche kicked over two great points to put daylight between the sides again.

But Midleton responded with 2 points and then got through for a good goal. Ciaran O Riordain finished our scoring with a great point after a good run. Midleton had a half chance to grab a goal at the end, but glenvilles defence held firm. This was another good team performanc­e against a good Midleton side. Glenville have now 2 wins from 2. Some standout performanc­es throughout the team. Well done lads.

Team: C Linehan, C O’Mahony, D Sheehan, Cian O’Callaghan, C O’Regan, D Sullivan, D Field, J O’Riordain, R Murray (1-01), C O’Leary (1-02), B Lehane (1-02), G White, C O Keeffe (0-5), D Roche (0-3), C O’Riordain (0-1), D Forde

Next U19 game is Wednesday April 27th v Erins Own.

The club would like to congratula­te Liam Foley and Michael O’Driscoll on their selection on the Cork minor panel. This is a great achievemen­t for these two local lads. We wish Michael a speedy recovery with his recent injury.

CLUB SHOP UPDATE

We have limited stock available in our club shop.

Whatsapp Catherine on 0861201770 for more details.

DADS AND LADS

Dads and Lads is a social football and Hurling programme for those keen to enjoy Gaelic games outside the traditiona­l competitiv­e structures of the GAA.

The philosophy of GAA for Dads & Lads is all about participat­ion and the camaraderi­e that only team sports can offer. The small-sided adapted games allow for incidental contact only (to minimise any risk of injury) so skills are to the fore over physicalit­y. The games are self-governed – no referees.

We recently started a Dads and Lads football and Hurling group in Glenville and it has proved a great success so far, with numbers increasing every night. It’s open to all and no previous experience of playing football is required.

To sign up, or for more details contact John O’ Connor our PRO on 085 -7102290.

TEXT MESSAGE SERVICE

We are re-launching our text message service for 2022.

Fixtures for Watergrass­hill & Glenville hurling, football, camogie and ladies football matches for a yearly fee of €5.

Contact Paud O’Neill 0879890964 or Barry Joyce 0871847017

LOTTO RESULTS FRIDAY 15TH APRIL

Jackpot €12,100. Numbers drawn were, 4-8-10-13.

Lucky Dip 4 x €20 Prize winners: Barry Kennedy, Garrett Murray, Michelle Kennedy, Shane Forde.

This week’s Jackpot is €12,200.

 ?? ?? The Glenville U17 team that defeated Kiltha Óg recently.
The Glenville U17 team that defeated Kiltha Óg recently.
 ?? ?? The Glenville U12 team who played Lisgoold.
The Glenville U12 team who played Lisgoold.

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