Club Notes: 6th February 2017
Club Lotto
Last week’s winning lotto numbers were 2-22-27-28, and there was no winner. €20 winners were James Buckley, Liam Casey, Kieran & Elaine Ahearne, Gretta Hunt, and Aoife O’ Donoghue. Next week’s jackpot will be €1,950.
U-21 Football v. Kilrossanty.
The Western Board have wasted no time in making the first competitive fixture of 2017, and so Cois Bhride’s U-21 football team are down to play Kilrossanty at 3pm next Saturday in Clashmore. We would ask all our players to make every effort to turn up and play. Of course, as is par for the course, there was no time for any kind of preparation for this game, the U-21 grade is treated like a nuisance, to be gotten out of the way as fast as possible. Well, it’s the same for all teams, so best of luck lads. Next Saturday at 3pm in Clashmore.
Community Text Alert.
A Community Text Alert group has been set up in the Knockanore, Glendine, Kilwatermoy and Camphire areas recently. These groups have been proven to be of great benefit to rural areas in the fight against burglaries and rural crime. How it works is simple, if someone sees suspicious activities, they phone a Garda number, and they (the Gardaí) then decide if this information should be sent out by text to all the people in the Group. A large number of people have already put their names forward for inclusion in the scheme, and there will be a formal signing up at a meeting which be held in the KGK Hall in Knockanore on Tuesday 28th Feburary. If anyone else wishes to add their name, text COMMUNITY ALERT and your name to 086-0882520.
John Morrisson R.I.P.
Na Seamróga C.L.G. would like to sympathise with Josephine and all the Morrisson family on the sudden death of John, Moorehill. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
National Hurling League.
Waterford have a tough opening match in the National Hurling League this Sunday. Kilkenny in Nowlan Park could hardly be tougher. Can Derek and the boys make it to three deciders in a row? Hopefully Shamrock players Shane and Colm Roche will get to see some action as they were involved in a few of the early season matches. ‘ Hon the Deise!’