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Mungret St. Pauls Newsletter 5 May 2015
Intermediate football championship - Mungret St Pauls 3-5 : Oola 2-10
Our intermediate squad played the first round of the championship on Saturday evening against Oola in
Caherconlish. A slow start saw them behind 1-6 to 0-2 at half time as Darren Coffey played his part with a
couple of fine saves. The second half started more brightly with changes to the formation bringing an
improvement. However the scores were not coming from possession as Oola hit good points to maintain the gap
on the scoreboard. They stretched it further with an opportunist goal following another Mungret attack
breaking down and the gap was now 11 points. To their credit our players fought back strongly to dominate
possession for the quarter and hit 3 fine goals. The last few minutes saw a depleted Oola hanging on to a 2 point
lead as our players could not cap a stirring comeback with a draw or a win.
They play Galbally in the second round in 1 weeks time. Later rounds will be against Athea, Glin & Cappamore.
In a group of 6, three teams will go through to the knockout stage in September.
The team lined out as; D Coffey, S Dilworth, E Rice, S O'Dea, D Brosnan, B O'Grady, K Ryan, B O'hAnnaidh, M
Cussen, J Roche, K South, S Moran, J Walsh, B Giltenane, D Giltenane. Subs used L O'Connell and A Storan
Scorers; D Giltenane 2-0, K Ryan 1-0, B Giltenane 0-2, B O'hAnnaigh 0-2, K South 0-1
Féile Camogie
On Sunday our U14 Team traveled to Rathkeale for this years Féile competition in anticipation of having a good
campaign. Nothing prepared us for what was to occur on the day. From the onset of the competition team
mentors had our girls fired up for combat as we took to the field against Newcastlewest we were more than
ready. Despite a slow start we kept in touch with NCW but just couldn’t breach their line as often as our work
rate deserved and lost the match by the smallest of margins. A pep talk and a quick hit of chocolate and we were
ready for our next match against Bruff a must win if we were to make it into the semi-finals. For the second time
in two weeks we ran out winners on the slimmest of margins beating Bruff by a point.
There was little time to reflect on this victory, as we were straight into playing our close neighbours Ballybrown.
Both teams were competitive and put huge effort into the match with some fine displays of talent from both
sides however when the final whistle blew Mungret had secured victory and were through to the final against
Murroe- Boher. Mungret took an early lead in the final going 1-1 up without reply in the first half and were
hugely effective in the defense not allowing Murroe- Boher any time on the ball to build up any kind of
momentum. As expected Murroe- Boher came out in the second half full of running and quickly eat into our
lead. Our girls continued to attack and were very efficient in taking scores when they got into the opposition half
with literately 30 seconds left on the clock Murroe - Boher scored a goal to take the match to extra-time. Despite
some very tired bodies Mungret took to the field for extra time buoyed up by the prize on offer to represent
Limerick in this years Féile in Northern Ireland and the words of wisdom from the sideline our girls smashed
extra-time and were deserving Féile Champions for 2015. Let the adventure begin!!!
Féile Camogie Team
Mungret St Pauls 10K
Time is closing in for the 10K. If you are going to take part plese register on line early. Sunday the 17th of May is
the date of this years annual Mungret St Pauls 10K Fun Run/Walk. Don't forget the Childrens run on the
Saturday and the Obstacle race.
Full details of the race and online entry is available www.mungretstpauls10k.com
Limerick U14 Camogie
Finally on Bank Holiday Monday Mungret St Paul’s Camogie was proudly represented on the Limerick U14
panel at the Clare Inter- County blitz by Aoife Morrissey who on the day previously had been an integral
member of our Feile winning squad. Well done Aoife & thanks for your commitment to our club.
Limerick U14 Ladies Football
We would like to congratulate the Limerick U14 Ladies Gaelic Football team who won the Munster C Final on
Saturday in Castletownroche. Pictured below are the three girls from Mungret, Emer O'Keeffe, Ailbhe Larkin
and Kerri Guina who played a major part in the great win. Ailbhe made several match-winning saves to keep
Limerick in the game, Kerri played half back and delivered some great long range balls up to the forwards and
Emer scored 2-2 and tormented the Clare backs for the duration of the game. Final score Limerick 6-6 Clare 3-6
- well done girls. They will now play the Leinster champions in the All Ireland semi final in the second week of
June.
Stewards required for Mungret 10K
If you are unable to run/walk and would like to take part please give your name to Kevin O'Hagan as a
volunteer.087-0601686
Junior Ladies Football
Our Junior footballers hosted Granagh Ballingarry last Wednesday evening. With a few of the regulars missing
from the line out the girls gave it everything. When it looked like Granagh Ballingarry were going to pull a win
out of the game our girls finished
better and ran out winners 2-10 to 1-6.
Junior Camogie
A great weekend for Mungret St Paul’s Camogie was kicked off on Friday evening with a comprehensive win by
our junior team Shannonside against Templeglantine. In absolutely terrible conditions our girls put in huge
performance with all our forwards getting on the score line before halftime. A spirited effort in the second half
with our entire bench been utilized saw us win on a score line of 6-14 to 1-1. Shannonside go through to the
league semi-final next Sunday at 6pm against Killmallock in Mungret your support of this match would be much
appreciated.
Intermediate Hurling
It rained the whole way to the match and during the warm up but the minute
the match started the rain stopped and stayed off for the whole match which
made it a bit easier for all on the pitch.
Mungret pulled ahead very quickly with Brian Begley scoring a hat trick. After
half time Cappamore brought the lead closer but never quite made it. A great
win for Mungrets records 3-16 to 0-16
Photographs from this match are on
https://www.facebook.com/mungret.pauls/media_set?set=a.706013566174111.1073741921.100002964229353
&type=1&pnref=story
Limerick Camogie
On Saturday evening Limerick Minor Camogie team were victorious over Clare in the Munster Shield Final after
extra time with our very own Sinead Madden playing a staring role in defense. Shannonside were also
represented on this team by Megan O Meara & Caoimhe Lyons. Congratulations to all involved these girls have
put huge commitment into representing their county this year and deserve huge praise & all the accolades they
get. All three Shannonside girls have made the step up to join the senior panel for the year ahead.
U12 Ladies Football
On Tuesday night the Community Games U12s ladies footballers played Murroe Boher in Mungret in desperate
weather conditions. For those who could actually see the ball through the wind and rain saw the Regional /
Mungret girls play some lovely football. Goals from Monica Sheehan and Ciara O'Keeffe and points from
Monica and Maria Campbell saw our girls run out winners 2-2 to 0-2. The girls will play out the remainder of
their games in Murroe on Friday evening.
U11 Hurling
On Thursday 30th of April a team of fresh faced U11s took to Mungret pitch in
a friendly match against Bruff. There was a lot of young skill shown on the
field at this match from both sides. Mungret ran out the winners. Some of
these played again on Tuesday 5th in the Community Games and were
victorious in this match also.
Photographs from this match are on the website
http://mungretstpauls.com/juvenile-club/u11-hurling-v-bruff-30-april-2015
U15 Hurling
The 15s have been out for 3 matches so far. The first was against Garryspillane at home where they were met by
a strong team and had to work very hard but never gave up. A disapointing loss at this match . They next went
up against Ahane on their home pitch, the weather was great and the boys had a lovely match overcoming
Ahane and winning. The last match they played was against Na Piarsaigh where it was a tight match but some
handy scoring brought Mungret out front.
Photos from the first match are on the website http://mungretstpauls.com/general-news/u15-hurling-april2015
Fixtures and Upcoming Events (some fixtures maybe subject to change)
Please come out and support our players.
Date
Time
Team
Venue
Opposition
Fri 8th May
Evening
U12 Ladies Football
Muroe
Community games
Sun 10th May
6pm
Shannonside Camogie
Mungret
Kilmallock
Sat 16th May
3pm
Childrens run and Obstacle run
Mungret
Sun 17th May
1.30pm
Annual 10K run/walk
Mungret
Sun 7th June
TBC
Charity Boobathon
Mungret
26th to 28th June
Organised by Body Roc
Ladies Football Féile
competition
Congratulations
A new dual player has been born to Intermediate hurler and footballer Denis Giltenane and partner Barbara.
We look forward to seeing baby Jack on the pitch in coming years. Congratulations.
Lotto Results
DATE: 4th May 2015
12, 21, 27, 28
No Winner.
Lucky Dips Winners:
Brian Cotter, Terry O’Mahony, Patrick Fitzgerald, Margaret Horgan, Kieran O’Brien, Joe Harrington, Mary
Murphy, F & G Motorfactors, John & Margaret Beatty, Rodger McCarthy
Next Weeks Jackpot: €17,400
How to get up to date with our club
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friends www.facebook.com/mungret.pauls we are also on twitter @mungretgaa please join us or follow us on
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