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Carrigtwohill Ladies’ Football Notes Week 39

Posted on September 28, 2016 by ecbweb

Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Club Newsletter Week 39
Carrigtwohill are proudly sponsored by Fota Island Resort

Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Golf Society Annual outing to Fota
The Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Golf Society outing in Fota Golf club is on Sat 22nd of October, starting at 12 midday. Fee is €45 per person, singles stableford. Slots are limited, all enquires to Ger Barry (087 9610581).

Sciath na Scol:
Good Luck to Soil Chlochair Mhuire in scaith na scol v St Columba’s in Carrigtwohill GAA pitch on Thursday 29th @ 1pm.

Fixtures:
Lisgoold Juinor 7’s: Oct 2nd in LIsgool @ 2pm
East Cork Fé 12 Championship Semi Finals:Carrigtwohill v Watergrasshill: Oct 2nd in Watergrasshill . @ 6pm.
East Cork Fé 14 D Championship Semi Finals: Carrigtwohill v Lisgoold\St Nicks: Oct 9th in Carrigtwohill: Time – TBC
Minor County Quarter Final Oct 9th: Time, Venue, Opponents – TBC

Training:
Fé 8 : Training from 6-7 pm on Wednesday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

Fé 10: Training from 6-7 pm on Wednesday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.
Fé 12: Training from 6:30 pm-7:30pm on Friday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

Fé 14 : Training from 6-7 pm on Thursday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

Peil na mBan Carrigtuathail
Email: carrigtwohill.ladies.football@gmail.com
Web: Peil na mBan Carrigtuathail
Twitter:@carrig2hillglf
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Club

Carrigtwohill U 16 County Champions who were introduced to the Crowd at the Cork Homecoming on Monday night

Posted in Carrigtwohill News

Bride Rovers Ladies’ Football Notes w/e 25-9-16

Posted on September 28, 2016 by ecbweb

On Monday evening, Bride Rovers u14 ladies footballers took on Glanmire B at home in the first round of the East Cork Championship. The teams had met in a closely fought contest in the Plate Final earlier in the year so they were expecting another competitive game. However, from the outset, Bride Rovers took control of the game and notched up a very strong lead in the first half. In fairness to Glanmire B, they never gave up but the gap between the teams on the day was too big and the home side ran out decisive winners. They now proceed to the semi final, details to be confirmed. Best wishes to Amy Kennedy for a speedy recovery, Amy was unable to play due to injury.
Team: Katie Scollard, Alanna Broderick, Sophie Dorgan, Alice Murray, Caoimhe Kielty, Rebecca Walsh, Caoimhe Kielty, Shauna Hayes, Caoimhe Hazelwood, Abby Keating, Chloe Murphy, Ava Hallihan, Kate O’Riordan, Ella Quinlan, Ciara O’Flynn, Sarah Morrison, Niamh O’Sullivan, Leah Hallihan, Lily Murray.

Congrats to Cork Ladies
Congratulations to the Cork Senior Ladies on winning an historic 6th All-Ireland title in a row, these girls are truly magnificent and do not know when they are beaten.

Castlelyons Camogie BlitS
Bride Rovers U9 & U10 Camogie players took part in a blitz on Sunday morning last in Castlelyons. They played 3 games against Dungourney, Eire Óg and Castlelyons and all 14 players present got plenty of games. For most this was their first taste of camogie matches and everyone enjoyed themselves. Well done to the host club for running off an excellent blitz in a very well organised manner. Thank you to Niall Harte & Emma O’Regan for looking after the team.

U12’s in County Final

Our U12 girls take on Bishopstown in the county final on Saturday in Mayfield at 2pm.
After losing to Inch Rovers in the East Cork Final the Rovers have bounced back with 2 very impressive performances in the county championship against Rosscarbery & Ballyphehane to secure a place in the final. We wish all the girls & team management the very best of luck. Please come out and support the girls.

Dates for your Diary
The Ladies Football & Camogie Club have some very important fundraisers coming up in October and we will require the help of parents & players alike.
We will be holding a street collection in Rathcormac & Fermoy on the weekend of the 21st & 22nd of October. The following weekend (28th & 29th Oct.) we will be doing a bag pack in Blackpool Shopping Centre. If you are available for any of these fundraisers for an hour or two please let Claire O Flynn (Street Collection) or Shirley Johnson (Bag Pack) know.

Next clothes collection on Friday the 7th of October, 2016 7.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. at Rathcormac Community Centre (garage to rear)

Bride Rovers Ladies Football and Camogie Club sponsored by Spar Rathcormac

photo of Bride Rovers U9 Camogie Team)

Posted in Bride Rovers News

East Cork Ladies’ Football Development Training Notice

Posted on September 27, 2016 by ecbweb

East Cork Ladies’ Football Development Notice

U 15 Development Training

Training in Loreto School Fermoy all weather pitch tonight Tuesday September 27th
Starting at 730pm to 9pm
All weather shoes, good quality runners or moulded studs only on all weather pitch

Please be there by 715pm

U 13 Development Training

Training Tomorrow night Wednesday September 28th in Mayfield GAA Grounds at 6 pm
Please be there by 5 45pm as evenings are drawing in

Last Divisional match v West Cork on Sunday next October 2nd in Mayfield GAA grounds first game at 11am Further information at training tomorrow night .

Congratulations Cork Ladies’ Football Senior Team All Ireland Champions 2016

Posted on September 26, 2016 by ecbweb

Cork Ladies Reign Supreme
Cork Ladies 1-07 Dublin Ladies 1-06

Cork Ladies Football team recorded their sixth successive win in a row in the All Ireland Senior final in Croke Park on Sunday last. Hats off to the greatest team in ladies football history winning their 11th title out of the last 12 years
A record crowd of over 34,400 watched the game played in ever changing Irish weather conditions. As the teams ran on to the pitch we were basking in glorious sunshine but then the heavens opened and as the rain pelted down the 30 players on the pitch played in terrible conditions. Cork started well and Orla Finn had a pointed free in the first minute and this was followed by a great point from Midleton’s Orlagh Farmer. Dublin pointed before Finn had another for the Lee side girls. The Cork backs were subjected to a lot of pressure in the final ten minutes of the first half and true to form they stood firm only conceding three more points before the break,. Dublin had a point waved wide much to the amazement of all late in the half, which was to be the main talking point after the match and subject to I am sure to an inquiry but the score at the interval was Dublin 0-04 Cork 0-03.
The sun shone brightly for the second period and what a difference it made to both players and spectators. Dublin increased their lead to two points before the decisive score of the game came from the boot of Cork substitute Rhona NíBluachalla a great well taken goal cutting open the Dublin defence to leave them with a one point advantage. The Lee side Ladies seemed to grow in confidence after this and went on to play some wonderful skilful football. Points from Doireann O’ Sullivan and Finn extended their lead and when O’ Sullivan put over a shot all from 45 mts to give them a four point advantage you just knew it was Corks day.
To their credit Dublin never gave up and were rewarded with a consultation goal in the dying seconds when they scored from the penalty spot. But it was all too little to late as the champions reign Supreme. Great scenes were witnessed as Ciara O’Sullivan lifted the Brendan Martin cup once again. Ciara thanked sponsors SuperValu for their outstanding commitment to Cork Ladies football, the management team led by Ephie Fitzgerald, the county board and all involved with the squad and especially the girls for their dedication and hard work.
Very hard luck to the Dublin Ladies who will rue their missed chances and they had lots of them but great credit to the Cork ladies who kept going to the end and really deserved their victory
A special mention to the East Cork girls who started yesterday Aghada’s Roisín Phelan was rock solid in defence as she kept Dublin’s most dangerous forward quiet. No words are adequate to describe the outstanding performance of Inch Rover’s Annie Walsh until she was withdrawn due to injury and Midleton Belle Orlagh Farmer had a super day playing the best she has ever played in Croke Park. Congratulations to all the other East Cork girls on the panel
Emma Farmer & Hannah Looney (Aghada), Jess O’ Shea (Inch Rovers), Shauna Cronin (Mayfield) and Aishling Hutchings (Fermoy).

A final word should Halk-Eye be available to Ladies Football in Croke Park? Of course it should when the technology is available it should be used. This I believe will require a rule change at congress, an agreement with the operators of the system as it is not presently set up for the size 4 ball, and a financial agreement with the operators but all of this I am sure can and will be done in time for the 2017 championship.

Posted in Aghada News, East Cork Board News, Fermoy News, Inch Rovers News, Mayfield News, Midleton News

Midleton Ladies’ Football Notes w/e 25-9-16

Posted on September 26, 2016 by ecbweb

Midleton Ladies Football
Midleton Ladies Football sends their condolences to the O’Leary Family on the sudden death of Stephen’s father and to Denise Moore on the death of her father. May they Rest in Peace.

Well done to Strictly Midleton for organising such a fantastic night last Friday to announce the couple pairings. We wish all the couples the best of luck with their training and can’t wait to see them in action on Sunday 30th of October.

Congratulations
Congratulations to Orlagh Farmer and the Cork Ladies Football Team on defeating Dublin in the All Ireland Football Final on a score line of Cork 1-07 to Dublin 1-06.

Best of Luck to our U10 girls who are through to the League Final. They will play Youghal on Saturday in Watergrasshill at 12 O clock. All support for these fantastic girls would be very much appreciated.

Midleton v Aghada
On Monday night our U8 girls travelled to Aghada to play another League game. We had great numbers on the night. We played 3 fifteen minute games and the girls got stuck in right from the start. They put on a great performance from start to finish. Well done to you all. Thank you to all the Parents for bringing the girls and for the encouragement on the side line.

The Club will cease training in Midleton Rugby on Monday Night. We would like to thank them for the use of their pitches for our summer training. We will send Parents a text message with details of training times and venues for the following week.
Keep an eye on Face book for all up to date information regarding the Club.

Midleton U 8 Girls

Posted in Midleton News

Carrigtwohill Ladies’ Football Club Notes Week 38

Posted on September 22, 2016 by ecbweb

Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Club Newsletter Week 38
Carrigtwohill are proudly sponsored by Fota Island Resort

Cork County 13 A Junior B Final: Carrigtwohill 2-9 Ballinora 1-11

The juniors faced a tough battle against Ballinora. From the throw in Carrigtwohill started at a lightening pace and led at the interval on a score line of 2-6 to 0-4. On the resumption of the second half Ballinora outscored Carrigtwohill 1-7 to 0-3 points and as the final minutes were counted down some tremendous defending saw us win on a score line of 2-9 to 1-11
Panel: Kate Bourke, Nimah Olden, Roisin O’Driscoll, Eva Horan, Rachel Daly, Roisin O’Shea, Ciara Brennan, Clodagh Flynn, Ravhel Sheehan, Susan Higgins, Aisling Crowley, Eimear Griffin, Hannah Kiern, Liz Ahern, Denis Bunce, Latisha Morarity, Tara O’Connor, Julie Foley, Chloe Barry, Kayla O’Riordan, Sarah Flynn

Management: Olivia Buttimer, Trish Brennan, Kieran Brennan, Ger Barry.
Link to FB Pictures https://www.facebook.com/Carrigtwohill-Ladies-Football-Club-125590504199941/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1124487744310207

Fé 16 D Cork County Final: Carrigtwohill 3-05 St Mary’s 2-07

For a second night in a row Carrigtwohill set off to another county final. The fé 16 meet a strong St Mary’s team, where great skill and tough physical football game was provided by both teams. At the interval St Mary’s led on a score line of 1-4 to 1-3. Early in the second half St Mary’s scored 1-1 and playing well to leave Carrigtwohill with a mountain to climb. Throughout the year this team has displayed a great resistance and set about reducing the score. Carrigtwohill scored 2-2 without reply, then St Mary’s closed the gap by the narrowest of margins where Carrigtwohill ran out winners on a score line of 3-05 to 2-7

Panel: K Bourke, L Keegan, L. Moriarity, G Cotter, A Ngwa, M.Kijanka, J.Stack, C.Barry, A.Dalton, K.O’Riddan, L.Horgan, C.Cahalane, E. Murphy, S.Flynn, K.Ryan, D.Igboansui, A.Dyczewska, L.Buckley, M.O’Riordan, L.Cotter, U.O’Brien, C.McCarthy

Management: Carmel Bourke, Michelle O’Shea, Ger Barry, Pádraig Dalton, Liam O’Riordan

Link to FB Pictures https://www.facebook.com/Carrigtwohill-Ladies-Football-Club-125590504199941/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1124398230985825

Fixtures:
East Cork Minor League Semi Finals:
Carrigtwohill v Erins Own Sept 21st in Carrigtwohill. Time 8pm
East Cork Fé 12 Championship Semi Finals:
Carrigtwohill v Watergrasshill: Oct 2nd in Watergrasshill . @ 6pm.

Fixtures Page Link http://carrigtwohillgaa.com/ladies-football/ladies-football-fixtures/

Training:

Fé 8 : Training from 6-7 pm on Wednesday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

Fé 10: Training from 6-7 pm on Wednesday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.
Fé 12: Training from 6:30 pm-7:30pm on Friday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

Fé 14 : Training from 6-7 pm on Thursday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

Fé 16: Training from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm on Thursday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.
Minor: Training from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm on Thursday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.
Junior : Training from 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm on Thursday in the GAA pitch.Gum shields required.

All Ireland Ladies Football Final
Good Luck to Cork Senior Ladies Football team in Sunday’s All-Ireland Final against Dublin.

Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Golf Society Annual outing to Fota

The Carrigtwohill Ladies Football Golf Society Annual outing to Fota Golf club is on Sat 22nd of October. All enquires to Ger Barry and/or Liam O’Riordan.

Central Council Information.
A directive from Central Council stating that there is an EMBARGO on all CLUB GAMES, CHALLENGE MATCHES AND TRAINING SESSIONS on FRIDAY, 23rd September, SATURDAY, 24th September & SUNDAY, 25th September. The Injury Fund will NOT cover any injuries occurred on these dates. This directive is applicable to all Counties

Junior County Champions 2016

Posted in Carrigtwohill News

East Cork Ladies’ Football U 13 and U 15 Development Notice

Posted on September 21, 2016 by ecbweb

Development Notice

There is No U 13 development training tonight Wednesday .20th September
This will continue next week
Last Divisional match will be against West Cork on Sun October 2nd in Mayfield GAA grounds.

U 15 East Cork Ladies’ Football Development Training

East Cork (Imokilly) play Mid Cork in two Divisional matches in Glanmire GAA grounds
Tonight Wednesday September 20th From 6 pm to 9pm
All players to be there by 540pm please
If you can not attend Please make contact in the usual manner.

Posted in East Cork Board News, Glanmire News

Bride Rovers Ladies’ Football Notes w/e 18-9-16

Posted on September 20, 2016 by ecbweb

Senior Ladies in B Final v Fermoy

Our Senior Ladies have qualified to meet Fermoy in the Senior B Final which will take place on Tuesday next 27th September in Castlelyons at 8pm.

Bride Rovers are the current Senior B County Champ[ions having defeated Eire Og in the final in 2015.
In this years campaign we narrowly defeated Fermoy before receiving a walkover from Eire Og to progress to the Senior A quarter-final where we came up against a very good Inch team and were defeated.

This allowed us enter the Senior B Championship whereby we were due to play Eire Og in the semi-final on Thursday last but they were unable to field a team and we received a bye into the final where we will meet local rivals Fermoy who overcame Beara in their semi-final.

This has all the ingredients to be a close fought final. Both teams possess very talented players which will ensure a close contest. We hope you can all make it to Castlelyons on Tuesday to cheer on the Rovers girls who this year are captained by Grace Kearney.

Dates for your Diary
The Ladies Football & Camogie Club have some very important fundraisers coming up in October and we will require the help of parents & players alike.
We will be holding astreet collection in Rathcormac & Fermoy on the weekend of the 21st & 22nd of October. The following weekend (28th & 29th Oct.) we will be doing a bag pack in Blackpool Shopping Centre. If you are available for any of these fundraisers for an hour or two please let Claire O Flynn (Street Collection) or Shirley Johnson (Bag Pack) know.

Club Meeting
The monthly club meeting will take place on tonight (Thursday 22nd September) at 8.30pm in the hall.

Hard luck to our Minor Ladies who were defeated by Glanmire on Sunday in the East Cork Minor Ladies Football Semi Final 5-10 to 4-8.

Next clothes collection on Friday the 7th of October, 2016 7.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. at Rathcormac Community Centre (garage to rear)

Bride Rovers Ladies Football and Camogie Club sponsored by Spar Rathcormac

Posted in Bride Rovers News

Glanmire Ladies’ Football Notes w/e 18-9-16

Posted on September 19, 2016 by ecbweb

Glanmire ladies football club notes

Glanmire ladies created their own bit of history last Sunday when the minors qualified for the East Cork A final, it is the clubs 5th A East Cork final of the year and subsequently all teams qualifying for A county. It was a game played in very wet conditions with no team dominating, Glanmire led by a point at half time but Bride Rovers started the second half strongly and went 5 points up, Glanmire rallied with a number of scores in the last 15 minutes to win by 5-12 to 4-8.The minors now await the winners of Fermoy and Aghada in the final with county competition in October. Good luck to the Cork Seniors on Sunday in Croke Park as they chase another All Ireland, hope all the supporters have a great day.

U12B v St Nicks – 18 September 2016
Glanmire u12Bs prolonged their season today in a thrilling match in the Glen v St Nicks last Sunday. Although it looked like the rain would continue, the rain held off for the whole match and both St Nicks and Glanmire put on a fine display of ladies football. It seemed like it could be Glanmire’s day when our captain Caila Rose Cowhie won the toss.
From the off, Glanmire were up for the game and our full backs Sophie Nolan, Liadin Shepherd, and Anna Cronin defended bravely. Emily McCarthy Vaughan kept a clean sheet for the day and her kick outs were key, finding a Glanmire girl on most of her kick outs. Emma Dennehy, Ciara Rice and Isabelle Brennan held the half back line well and won some great ball. In the midfield, Abigail Thornhill, and Laura O’Brien had a tough battle against a strong St Nicks midfield but held their own bravely.
In the half forward line, Lauren Kelleher, Orla Kiely and Isabelle Kearney ensured a supply of ball went in to the full forward line and chipped in for some fine scores. Amy O’Sullivan, Tara Twomey and Caila Rose Cowhie worked tirelessly on the front line. Isabelle Foong, Rebecca Kelleher, EmmaLyn McCarthy, and Sarah Nyhan performed admirably when called upon, as did Jessica Murphy who kicked over a lovely point. Thanks to all the other girls who turned out, Ellie Twomey, Abbie Marah and Sinead O’Donnell
Glanmire held out to win the game by 1-5 to 0-5 and advance to the semi Fnal of the 12D East Cork Championship
Special thanks to St Nicks for hosting the game and hard luck it was not to be their day.

Posted in Glanmire News

Aghada Ladies’ Football Notes w/e 18-9-16

Posted on September 19, 2016 by ecbweb

Aghada and Kinsale must do it all over again

Aghada 4-4 Kinsale 1-13

Aghada and Kinsale played out a thrilling draw in the Cork County U16 “A” Final on Saturday last in Mayfield. It was end to end stuff in difficult underfoot conditions. Kinsale were a big strong physical size and it took the Aghada girls time to settle into the game. Kinsale opened the scoring after the first minute with a well taken point. Mary Leahy responded two minutes later when she rattled the back of the Kinsale net. It was the first of Mary’s four goals as she ran the show. Kinsale hit a purple patch of their own then and had six unanswered scores to leave the score after twenty seven minutes Aghada 1-0 Kinsale 1-6 but up popped Mary again to bag her second goal as she was beginning to become a thorn in Kinsale’s side. Kinsale got one more score before the short whistle to leave the halftime score Aghada 2-0 Kinsale 1-7.
After a poor enough opening from the seaside girls they were still in the game. Aghada got the first score of the second half from the boot of Lauren Mc Allister but Kinsale came again and got the next three points in a row. Other teams might have let their heads drop at this stage but not these Aghada girls they found the heart and belief to drive on and not to let this game slip away from them. Olivia Dzjack in goals and all Aghada’s six backs rose their game and started to move the ball with a bit more ease. Up popped Mary Leahy for her third goal quickly followed by a point from Lauren Linehan and all of a sudden there was only point in the game with ten minutes to play. Aghada were now starting to break down the Kinsale defence but were reduced to fourteen players when Clare Walsh was sin binned.
When Aghada were reduced to fourteen players the girls really lifted their game and Mary was to get her fourth goal to put Aghada two points clear with ten to play. It was frantic stuff from here to the end. Kinsale got the next two scores to level up the match and with the clock heading for sixty minutes Kinsale took the lead but there was one more kick left in the seaside girls and up popped the player of the match Mary Leahy to level the game, to leave the final score Aghada 4-4 Kinsale 1-13. Great credit is due to every girl for the way they dug deep when other teams might have dropped their heads. If they can bring this type of attitude to the replay we will have a different ball game. We have to mention Mary Leahy for the outstanding performance she gave in this game. It was worth the entry fee alone. Replay date and time TBC.
. Panel: O. Dzjack, K.O’Farrell, B. Wall, A. Quinn, S. Mc Allister, C. Walsh, A. Hickman, ER. Boylan, S. Walsh, L. Linehan, L. Mc Allister, Aileen Mc Grath, M. Leahy, K. O’Keeffe, M. Culligan, Aine Mc Grath, E. Cronin, A. Rose, M. Moran and K. Terry.

U-12 Girls reach County Final

Our U-12’s have also qualified for the county final where they will meet Donoughmore
This game is likely to be played on Oct First and with the Junior Ladies also down to play the replay of the county league final v Bishopstown that weekend we have plenty to look forward to .

All Ireland Ladies Final

Aghada have 3 girls involved with the Cork Senior ladies football team this year.
We are running a bus to the All Ireland Ladies Final next weekend.
There is still space on the bus for those who wish to travel to support Roisin, Emma and Hannah in the All Ireland Final. Please contact Vera Terry, Aine Cronin or Deirdre Culligan for more information. We would like to wish the three girls and their team mates the very best of luck on Sunday and hopefully Cork can retain the Brendan Martin Cup.