The Avondhu

Sad passing of dedicated Mitchelsto­wn GAA man

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The club was saddened on Saturday morning when the news broke that Jim Moher had passed to his eternal rest.

Jim was a dedicated GAA man all his life and received the President’s Award for his dedication a few years ago. He won North Cork Junior football medals in 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960 and 1961 and was part of the panel that brought the first county Junior Football title to town.

He served as club chairman in 1972-1974 and took the role of vice-chairman in 1975-1976. He was a life vice-president.

To his wife Peggy, his sons, daughters, extended family and huge circle of GAA friends we offer our sincere sympathy. Ar dheis Dé go rabh a anam dílis.

DRAW TAKING PLACE ON MONDAY, 24TH APRIL

Prizes are: 1st – 2 Premium Level tickets and €100 spending money – Cork v Tipperary Munster Senior Hurling Championsh­ip. 2nd - 2 Premium Level tickets and €50 spending money – Cork v Waterford Munster Senior Hurling Championsh­ip. Tickets are on sale from all committee members or can be bought via Revolut on 0877427299. Lines from €2 each, 3 lines for €5 or a full card for €20.

MATCH FIXTURES FOR THE COMING WEEK

County Division 4 Football League v St Vincents on this Thursday, 20th at 7pm. Cavanagh’s Division 3 FL v Liscarroll/ Churchtown Gaels on Saturday, 22nd at 7.30pm in Liscarroll.

MEMBERSHIP OPEN

Club membership is open to ordinary members €50, playing members which includes gym membership is €80 and can be paid direct to club or by logging on to our website Mitchelsto­wnGaa.com.

FIELD DEVELOPMEN­T LOTTO

The fortnightl­y draw took place on Thursday, April 13th in The Yard Bar. No winner on the €2,800 jackpot. Lucky dip winners are Pat Power, Jamie Finn and Máire Corbett.

The next draw will take place on Thursday, April 27th in the Yard Bar with a jackpot of €3,000. Tickets on sale at numerous retail outlets or online on our website mitchelsto­wngaa.com. Also on sale outside SuperValu on Saturday, 22nd April from 9.30am-2.30pm.

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Jim Moher RIP.

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