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GAA: ST EUNAN’S GAA CLUB NEWS – SENIORS OPEN TITLE DEFENCE WITH WIN OVER KILCAR

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St Eunan's GAA logoThe Seniors began the defence of their League title in emphatic fashion, defeating Kilcar by 4-10 to 0-06 with Ross Wherity (2), Conor Gibbons and Rory Kavanagh getting the goals. The games on Easter Sunday were postponed due to a bereavement in Gaoth Dobhair. The Reserves will get their campaign underway this Saturday evening at home to Kilcar at 6:30pm. The Seniors are next in action on April 14th when they travel to the Bridge to face St. Michael’s.

Best of luck to our U21 contingent of Conor Gibbons, Caolan Ward, Conor Parke and the injured Lee McMonagle as they take on Derry on Wednesday evening in Omagh.

The Senior Hurlers will take on Setanta in O’Donnell Park in their opening League game next Wednesday, April 10th at 6:30pm.

The Minor boys were free last weekend and were due to meet local rivals, the Gaels in O’Donnell Park on Tuesday night in a top of the table clash. Details next week.

Well done to our members who part of the Donegal Minor Ladies team that defeated Tyrone in the Championship on Monday in Glenfin. On this years panel are: Rose Boyle, Kaneshia McKinney, Sadhbha Medlar, Lauren O’Connell and Sinead Hession. The Ladies minors visited St. MacCartans in Augher, Co. Tyrone on Saturday and played in the Sean Mc Elroy Memorial Game, further strengthening the bond between the two clubs. The Senior Ladies are away to Termon this Sunday in the 13 a side League.

The U14 Leagues got underway on Monday night with the Div. 1 team taking on Buncrana at home. After a slow start in which they were reduced to 14 men after just 7 minutes and trailing by 7 points the signs were ominous. But the lads dug deep with everyone playing their part to turn that 7 point deficit into a 12 point half time lead. They didn’t let up in the second half, despite missing several players who were away with the Donegal Schoolboys team they turned in a superb team performance to win well in the end. They will meet St. Mary’s, Convoy at home next week. The Div. 2 team had no game and they travel to Cloughaneely next Monday, while the Div. 3 team travelled to Downings and after a good first half showing were unlucky to concede a few goals early in the second half to kill the game, they have no game this week.

The Sunday Morning Football Academy for U6, U8 & U10 players gets underway this Sunday, April 7th at 11am, Registration in the middle doors from 10:45am with Anne Forde. The Girls only U10 Group will not begin until the following week, April 14th.

The Hurling & Camogie Academy begins on Friday week, April 12th at 6:30pm.

The first Minor Hurling League game saw St. Eunans have a fine win over a young Setanta team. The U14 Hurlers had a walk over against Setanta. The Minor Hurlers are home to McCumhaills this Thursday whilst the U14 Hurlers have an away game.

Well done to Conor O’Grady and Prionsais O’Lionnain who started on the County Minor team last Saturday away to Antrim. Despite many team members beihng unavailable due to injuries and illness Antrim only pulled away in the final 15 minutes

Special thanks to Joe Kealy and Paddy Flood who organised the church gate collections at both churches on Holy Thursday. Thanks to all who helped with the collections.

We extend our sympathies to the Curran family on their bereavement and to the McHugh family, Kilcar.

 


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