The Avondhu

League continues

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The Cavanagh’s of Fermoy Division 2 league continues this weekend, after an opening narrow loss to Kildorrery in a tough opening game we travel to take on Araglin on Sunday, 24th March in Araglin at 11. Please come out and support the lads.

FIXTURE

Ballygibli­n v Araglin in Araglin at 11am on Sunday, 24th March.

LAST CHANCE TO JOIN REBELS’ BOUNTY

Ballygibli­n Hurling Club would like to thank everyone for their generous support to date with the Rebels Bounty draw for 2024. The Rebels Bounty draw is one of our main sources of income for the day to day running of the club. This has never been more important, as our annual running costs have increased significan­tly due to the extended season and the increased team/training costs arising from the club’s success. 100% of funds from tickets sales will go directly to Ballygibli­n GAA now as we have already passed our target set by Cork GAA. Our club draw promoters who will assist you with entering the draw are Eibhlin O’Brien: 086-8647356, Brian Molan: 086-8053590, Paul Horgan: 087-9787721, Sean Sheedy: 087-9210700 or Paudie Donegan: 086-8342237. The closing date for new or renewing members of the draw is now upon us. Winners for the January/February/March draws will be announced at the end of March 2024.

DEVELOPMEN­T

We are extremely lucky as a club to have such a loyal group of followers who support us year after year both on and off the pitch. Without this support our efforts to promote hurling in the community would be substantia­lly less effective. Our 2021 and 2022 seasons were unbelievab­le, culminatin­g in winning the All-Ireland Junior final against Easkey CLG in Croke Park in January 2023. The club is very proud of the team in securing promotion to the Intermedia­te grade. It’s been a truly amazing and historical time for the club, and we look forward to more success in the years to come.

Ballygibli­n GAA are progressin­g well with the developmen­t and expansion of our grounds. These much-needed facilities are essential for the developmen­t of our adult and underage teams. This will be a huge boost to our club and will provide surroundin­g clubs, schools, groups and the local community with access to stateof-the-art facilities. To date, land has been purchased and planning permission has been secured. The aim is to develop an all-weather synthetic playing surface incorporat­ing a hurling wall. The project is expected to cost approximat­ely €500,000, with the hope that work will commence during 2024.

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