Wednesday, 22 June 2016

A Very Enjoyable Feile weekend in Lismore


Lismore Camogie kicked off the Feile weekend on Friday morning last by going to mass in St. Carthages Church. A sincere thanks to Fr. Cullinan for his lovely ceremony for the Feile team and their mentors. It was then off up to Roses West end Lounge for the Feile breakfast and once again a sincere thanks to Rose Dowd and staff for the lovely breakfast.

The girls and their mentors walked up to the GAA field in their club colours to meet Crecora U14 team, who were Lismore's guest team. At 2.30 both teams got on their busses to head for Gall Tir and Passage to play their first two games of the competition. Lismore played Clare's Kilnamena/Feakle in the first game, but were defeated and defeat was their lot in the second game V Gall Tir. 

Crecora played both Gall Tir and Kilnamena/Feakle and both games ended in a draw.

Both teams got back to Lismore at around 8,45 and were greeted by the awaiting parents,

Saturday morning at 11.30 saw Lismore play Crecora where Crecora proved to be very strong  and the Lismore girls were once more on the loosing end.

Borrisoleigh Co. Tipperary was the next trip for Lismore to platy North Tipps Annacarty in the fourth round. Defeat once again for our girls. Meanwhile, back in Dundrum Crecora were playing Thomastown Co. Kilkenny where they came up against a very strong team, so Crecora were also knocked out of the competition.

The girls and their mentors were back in Lismore for 6,30 and both lots of girls went to their host families to get ready for the Feile Barbeque in the Community Centre. A very enjoyable night of entertainment and food ensued with over 450 people in attendance. Lismore chairperson Mary Russell and secretary Marie Russell presented a picture of Lismore Castle to the manager of Crecora and he turn presented a lovely plaque in appreciation to the committee of Lismore Camogie club.

Lismore Camogie club are very grateful to Lismore GAA club for the use of the GAA field and club house and community centre for the weekend.

Sincere thanks to all our sponsors, Mari Mina QM Specials, Lismore House Hotel, Lismore Atelier, Spire Cafe, Roses West End Bar, Derek Dowd Fruit and Vegetables, Roches Centra, Red House, Mike Fuller (potatoes), O’Keeffe Sawmills and Pat Williams FDC.

A huge thank you to all who helped out with the catering for the the whole weekend and to all the parents who donated sandwiches and biscuits, both juvenile GAA and camogie worked hand in hand for the event and everything went like clockwork. The Barbeque was also a huge success and thanks to all who cooked, set up and served for it.

Sincere thanks to mentors Amelda, Alice Declan and Jim who trained and looked after the girls so well for the weekend and for making it a fun weekend for the girls eventho' defeat was their lot for the whole weekend.

Congratulations to Naomh Cartaigh U14 team on capturing the Div2 Plate final. Its great to have some success after such an enjoyable weekend.

 

Clothes Collection

Lismore Camogie club will be having a used clothes collection over the coming weeks so if anyone is clearing out their wardrobes for the summer month please keep us in mind, Contact Mary (086)3326128 or Jojo (087)2063880 for details of collection,

 

Condolences

All in Lismore Camogie Club would like to extend their condolences to the Ahearne family on the sad passing of Pattie Ahearne. Ar Dheis De go raibh sé,

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