Newsletter Vol 4 Issue 17
NuachtlitirCumannFánaithenaClaise Vol 4 Issue 17
First day of Training ever for many for these young players
Upcoming Fixtures Rebel Og Premier 1 Minor Hurling Championship Round 1 Valley Rovers Vs Carrigtwohill Thurs 01-May in Kilbarry at 6:45 PM Premier Intermediate Football Championship Valley Rovers Vs Ballinora Saturday 03rd May in Ballygarvan at 18:45
Rebel Og East U16 A Hurling League 2 Valley Rovers vsNemo Rangers Mon 28th Apr in Brinny at 19:00 Rebel Og Premier 1 U14 Hurling League Valley Rovers Vs Blackrock Tues 29th Apr in Innishannon at 19:00 Rebel Og East U18 B Hurling League 1 Blackrock Vs Valley Rovers Fri 02nd May in Blackrock at 19:00 Rebel Og Premier 1 U14 Hurling League Na PiarsaighVs Valley Rovers Fri 02nd May in Na Piarsaigh at 19:00 Rebel Og Central Go Games U11 FL Gp1 BallincolligVs Valley Rovers Sat 03rd May in Ballincollig at 13:00 All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games
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Lotto Results Sunday 27th /Apr/2014 Numbers Drawn 14, 16, 30, 32. No winner of the Jackpot of €7160 €20 winners: Sheila.B. Shiels c/o P.J. Shiels Ber Cronin Crossbarry. Anthony O'Donovan c/o F Kearney. John Horgan c/o Crossroads Bar. Ellie Donegan Ahiohill. Gary Cremin Russell Hill. Amy Kent c/o Johnnys. Natalie Keane c/o O'Sullivan's Centra. Jenny, Holly & Rocky c/o O'Sullivan's Centra. Freddie Rafferty c/o The Viaduct. Next Week’s Draw in The Brinny Inn Jackpot €7280 Be in to win
Premier Intermediate Football League A week out from Championship Valley Rovers Premier Intermediate Footballers extended their unbeaten Division 2 league run to six games against Newmarket in Brinny on Sunday afternoon. Valley Rovers having won the toss elected to play with the breeze in the first half. Valleys opened the scoring with a point on 4 minutes with a point from John Cottrell after an Eoin Manning pass. Newmarket levelled soon afterwards before Darragh Crowley pointed from a Cottrell pass with Cottrell pointing himself on 6 minutes to lead 0-3 to 0-1. Newmarket registered the next 2 points before Darragh Crowley set up Fiachra Lynch for his first score on 14 minutes. On 16 minutes a short free from Lynch to Manning put the Rovers 0-5 to 0-3 ahead. A great catch in midfield by Gary Farrell set up Jack Murphy to put the Rovers a further point ahead. From the kick out Newmarket went up the field and score the game’s opening goal Two Cottrell points, one from a free and the second from a Manning pass had the Rovers ahead 0-8 to 1-3 on 25 minutes. In between two Newmarket points Lynch point a free after Manning was fouled to lease the half time score 0-9 to 1-5. Second half opened with a John Cottrell point after combining with Lynch before Cottrell scored the Rovers first goal from a Darragh Murphy pass 1-10 to 1-5. Cottrell kicked a free after Richie Butler was fouled, Newmarket followed with two points before Lynch kicked his own free for the Rover to lead 1-12 to 1-7. A further Newmarket point kept them ticking before Alan Quirke brought off a great save to keep four points between the teams on 54 minutes. Good controlled passing out of the Rovers defence allowed Fiachra Lynch in to score the Rovers second goal to extend the their lead. Newmarket finished the stronger with 3 unanswered points to leave the final score 2-12 to 1-11. Team: Alan Quirke Noel O’Donovan, Joe Lynch (R/hill), Tomas O’Brien, Stephen Manning, David Lynch, Aidan Walsh, Gary Farrell Darragh Murphy Darragh Crowley (1), Jack Murphy (1), Fiachra Lynch (1-3)(2f) John Cottrell (1-6)(2f), Eoin Manning (1), Eoin Fallon
Substitutions: Richie Butler for Jack Murphy 26 minutes Mickie Power for Eoin Fallon half time Michael O’Brien for Aidan Walsh 52 minutes Darragh Looney for Eoin Manning 54 minutes Eoin Fallon for Darragh Crowley 55 minutes
Under 13 Valleys U13’s got there season back on track with a good win against Carrigtwohill last Tuesday in Carrigtwohill. Playing against the wind in the first half and due to some outstanding play from Cathal Cronin and Geard O Mahony in defence and some strong attacking play from Cathal O’Sullivan Valleys went In at half time leading on a score line of 1-6 to 1-1. In the second half Valleys kept up the pressure and a great catch from George Lordan set up Noel Brady for a great goal which led Valleys on their way to glory. Valleys won on a scoreline of 4-12 to 2-3. Best for Valleys on the night were Gerard O’Mahony , George Lordan, Noel Brady and Ben Carthew. Team: Dylan Hoey Gerard O’Mahony, Gearoid Sweetnam, Cathal Cronin Ben Carthew, Adam Kenneally (1-0), Danial Hoban Aaron O’Leary , Cormac Kilduff (0-3) Danial Lynch, Cathal O’Sullivan (1-7), Jack Hurley Noel Brady (2-0), Brian Hoey (0-1), George Lordan Subs: Eoin Nash, Ross Higgins, Ronan O’Connell (0-1) Valleys U13 footballers played Blarney in Innishannon last Sunday morning. Valleys played some strong football in the first half mainly from Danial Lynch and Ronan O’Connell in defence, Cormac Kilduff at midfield but went in loosing 2-6 to 0-5. Following a re group at half time Valleys came out a different team in the second half. Through strong play from Gerard O’Mahony and Danial Hoban in defence and Brian Hoey and Darragh O’Shea in attack Valleys got on top with some great scores. A great interception from corner forward Cathal Cronin stopped a Blarney clearance which led to Brian Hoey putting the ball into the back of the net. More attacking play from Valleys saw a great goal from Aaron O’Leary turn the tide and Valleys outscored Blarney 5-4 to 0-1 in the second half. Best for Valleys on the day were Gearoid Sweetnam, Ronan O’Connell, Darragh Keane and Ross Higgins.
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Team:
U9 and U10Easter Camp
Denny Kiely Daniel Lynch , Gearoid Sweetnam, Noel Brady Niall Kiely, Cathal O’Sullivan, Ronan O’Connell Cormac Kilduff, Darragh Keane(0-1) Eoin Nash, Darragh O’Shea (2-6), Ross Higgins George Lordan, Brian Hoey (2-2), Brian O’Driscoll Subs: Cathal Cronin, Danial Hoban, Jack Hurley, Gerard O’Mahony, Ben Carthew & Aaron O’Leary (1-0)
A very successful Easter Camp was run in the sunny Bleach on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. It was well attended by our U9 and U10 boys. They had a great time and further developed and practiced their hurling and football skills, which they learn in training, in a relaxed and fun environment. Skill stations were set up and ably run by our minor players, who are also Transitional Year students. These students have completed Foundation Courses and are currently running coaching sessions in our four schools, under the guidance of Ger O’Sullivan and in cooperation with the teaching staff.
Valley Rovers U5’s & U6’s Academy
We want to sincerely thank the students for their contribution to a very enjoyable and well-run Easter Camp! The students are as follows; Aidan Sheehan, Arron Lyons, Cathal Dart O’Flynn, Colm Butler, Colm Barry, Bill Casey, Adam Settini, Stephen Lordon, TomásSweetnam, Rory O’Sullivan, Dan Sweetnam and SeánO’Regan. A very enthusiastic group of U5’s & U6’s had their first training of the year and for many their first training ever for Valley Rovers on Saturday Morning. The kids were very attentive to the coaches led by Niall Murphy and had a great time in this first outing of the year in the Valley Rovers Giggles Crèche sponsored academy. The Academy will continue every Saturday morning from 11:00 to 12:00 in the Bleech in Innishannon if weather permitting and if not in the Hall in Innishannon. All children boys & girls born in 2008 and 2009 are welcome, (parents are asked to stay). Well done to the kids that turned up yesterday and we look forward to seeing you all again next Saturday
We also want to thank Barry O’Sullivan and his manager Dave in Centra, who provided refreshments on the final day. It was good to see the lads enjoying the well-deserved refreshments and the developing camaraderie between the two age groups. A group photo of the Under 9‘s at Easter camp is on the next page.
Photos from Valley Rovers Academy yesterday can be found in the photo gallery of the Valley Rovers website or by clicking HERE
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Under 9’s at Easter Camp
Camogie Report Fixtures:
Well done to Lisa Lynch who gave an excellent display playing midfield with Cork Minors who drew with Limerick in All Ireland Final on Saturday, the replay will next weekend in a Cork venue. Good Luck to Lisa and Cork Minor team in Final Replay
U16 League v Tracton Sat May 3rd in Minane Bridge at 11.30pm U16 League v Watergrasshill Mon May 5th in Brinny U16 League v Bride Rovers Sat May 10th in Rathcormac
U14 Feile On Sunday in Brinny Valleys played Bishopstown and Enniskeane in their group stage of the Feile Blitz. In their first game Valleys played Bishopstown this was a very even game with a half time score of Bishopstown 0-2 to Valleys 0-1. For most of the second half there was only a point between the sides, however Bishopstown finished stronger on a score of Bishopstown 3-2 to Valleys Rovers 1-1. Valley Rovers took on Enniskeane in their second game however they can up against a stronger team and the match ended on a score of Enniskeane 6-2 to Valleys 1-0. Panel: Adi O Sullivan, Danielle Murphy, Jennifer O Donovan, Isobel Lordan. Grainne Dart O Flynn, Aoife O Brien, Kate O Halloran, Roisin O Donavan, Cathy Lynch, Sarah Lynch, Carol Cremin, Niamh Hurley, Ellen Fennelly, Rachel Lordan, Cliona Riordan, Emma O Donovan, Molly Lynch Kate Lynch
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Valley Rovers Sports Prediction Fantasy League 2014 The latest Leader board for Valley Rovers Sports Prediction Fantasy League 2014 will be updated shortly. Dublin winning the National Football league has resulted in 6 points for anyone that picked Dublin to win the League
Munster Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final Cork v Waterford Sunday May 25th 4pm @ Thurles *Preceded by IHC Q-Final at 2pm
If you submitted an email and have not received an email it could be because of a transcription error please contact [email protected] and your email address will be added to our mailing list. Thank you once again for your support
Good quality tickets, including central stand tickets, for this game are now available for sale online at gaa.tickets.ie and via Centra& Supervalu stores (subject to availability). Prices are as follows: Adults Covered Stand – €25 Adults Uncovered Stand – €20 Juveniles (Under 16s) for both stands & terrace – €5 Adults Killinan End Terrace – €15 For more information, see munster.gaa.ie
Valley Rovers will once again be hosting the GAA Summer Camps in Brinny.It will be held from July 14th until July 18th. Contact Chris O'Donovan 086-8111335 for further information or book online HERE
Valley Rovers GAA Contact Valley Rovers Phone 0857038198 Email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.valleyrovers.com
Every effort has been made to ensure the contents of this newsletter are correct, however we take no responsibility for any errors, omissions or misprints that may occur in this publication from time to time
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First day of Training ever for many for these young players
Upcoming Fixtures Rebel Og Premier 1 Minor Hurling Championship Round 1 Valley Rovers Vs Carrigtwohill Thurs 01-May in Kilbarry at 6:45 PM Premier Intermediate Football Championship Valley Rovers Vs Ballinora Saturday 03rd May in Ballygarvan at 18:45
Rebel Og East U16 A Hurling League 2 Valley Rovers vsNemo Rangers Mon 28th Apr in Brinny at 19:00 Rebel Og Premier 1 U14 Hurling League Valley Rovers Vs Blackrock Tues 29th Apr in Innishannon at 19:00 Rebel Og East U18 B Hurling League 1 Blackrock Vs Valley Rovers Fri 02nd May in Blackrock at 19:00 Rebel Og Premier 1 U14 Hurling League Na PiarsaighVs Valley Rovers Fri 02nd May in Na Piarsaigh at 19:00 Rebel Og Central Go Games U11 FL Gp1 BallincolligVs Valley Rovers Sat 03rd May in Ballincollig at 13:00 All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games
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Lotto Results Sunday 27th /Apr/2014 Numbers Drawn 14, 16, 30, 32. No winner of the Jackpot of €7160 €20 winners: Sheila.B. Shiels c/o P.J. Shiels Ber Cronin Crossbarry. Anthony O'Donovan c/o F Kearney. John Horgan c/o Crossroads Bar. Ellie Donegan Ahiohill. Gary Cremin Russell Hill. Amy Kent c/o Johnnys. Natalie Keane c/o O'Sullivan's Centra. Jenny, Holly & Rocky c/o O'Sullivan's Centra. Freddie Rafferty c/o The Viaduct. Next Week’s Draw in The Brinny Inn Jackpot €7280 Be in to win
Premier Intermediate Football League A week out from Championship Valley Rovers Premier Intermediate Footballers extended their unbeaten Division 2 league run to six games against Newmarket in Brinny on Sunday afternoon. Valley Rovers having won the toss elected to play with the breeze in the first half. Valleys opened the scoring with a point on 4 minutes with a point from John Cottrell after an Eoin Manning pass. Newmarket levelled soon afterwards before Darragh Crowley pointed from a Cottrell pass with Cottrell pointing himself on 6 minutes to lead 0-3 to 0-1. Newmarket registered the next 2 points before Darragh Crowley set up Fiachra Lynch for his first score on 14 minutes. On 16 minutes a short free from Lynch to Manning put the Rovers 0-5 to 0-3 ahead. A great catch in midfield by Gary Farrell set up Jack Murphy to put the Rovers a further point ahead. From the kick out Newmarket went up the field and score the game’s opening goal Two Cottrell points, one from a free and the second from a Manning pass had the Rovers ahead 0-8 to 1-3 on 25 minutes. In between two Newmarket points Lynch point a free after Manning was fouled to lease the half time score 0-9 to 1-5. Second half opened with a John Cottrell point after combining with Lynch before Cottrell scored the Rovers first goal from a Darragh Murphy pass 1-10 to 1-5. Cottrell kicked a free after Richie Butler was fouled, Newmarket followed with two points before Lynch kicked his own free for the Rover to lead 1-12 to 1-7. A further Newmarket point kept them ticking before Alan Quirke brought off a great save to keep four points between the teams on 54 minutes. Good controlled passing out of the Rovers defence allowed Fiachra Lynch in to score the Rovers second goal to extend the their lead. Newmarket finished the stronger with 3 unanswered points to leave the final score 2-12 to 1-11. Team: Alan Quirke Noel O’Donovan, Joe Lynch (R/hill), Tomas O’Brien, Stephen Manning, David Lynch, Aidan Walsh, Gary Farrell Darragh Murphy Darragh Crowley (1), Jack Murphy (1), Fiachra Lynch (1-3)(2f) John Cottrell (1-6)(2f), Eoin Manning (1), Eoin Fallon
Substitutions: Richie Butler for Jack Murphy 26 minutes Mickie Power for Eoin Fallon half time Michael O’Brien for Aidan Walsh 52 minutes Darragh Looney for Eoin Manning 54 minutes Eoin Fallon for Darragh Crowley 55 minutes
Under 13 Valleys U13’s got there season back on track with a good win against Carrigtwohill last Tuesday in Carrigtwohill. Playing against the wind in the first half and due to some outstanding play from Cathal Cronin and Geard O Mahony in defence and some strong attacking play from Cathal O’Sullivan Valleys went In at half time leading on a score line of 1-6 to 1-1. In the second half Valleys kept up the pressure and a great catch from George Lordan set up Noel Brady for a great goal which led Valleys on their way to glory. Valleys won on a scoreline of 4-12 to 2-3. Best for Valleys on the night were Gerard O’Mahony , George Lordan, Noel Brady and Ben Carthew. Team: Dylan Hoey Gerard O’Mahony, Gearoid Sweetnam, Cathal Cronin Ben Carthew, Adam Kenneally (1-0), Danial Hoban Aaron O’Leary , Cormac Kilduff (0-3) Danial Lynch, Cathal O’Sullivan (1-7), Jack Hurley Noel Brady (2-0), Brian Hoey (0-1), George Lordan Subs: Eoin Nash, Ross Higgins, Ronan O’Connell (0-1) Valleys U13 footballers played Blarney in Innishannon last Sunday morning. Valleys played some strong football in the first half mainly from Danial Lynch and Ronan O’Connell in defence, Cormac Kilduff at midfield but went in loosing 2-6 to 0-5. Following a re group at half time Valleys came out a different team in the second half. Through strong play from Gerard O’Mahony and Danial Hoban in defence and Brian Hoey and Darragh O’Shea in attack Valleys got on top with some great scores. A great interception from corner forward Cathal Cronin stopped a Blarney clearance which led to Brian Hoey putting the ball into the back of the net. More attacking play from Valleys saw a great goal from Aaron O’Leary turn the tide and Valleys outscored Blarney 5-4 to 0-1 in the second half. Best for Valleys on the day were Gearoid Sweetnam, Ronan O’Connell, Darragh Keane and Ross Higgins.
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Team:
U9 and U10Easter Camp
Denny Kiely Daniel Lynch , Gearoid Sweetnam, Noel Brady Niall Kiely, Cathal O’Sullivan, Ronan O’Connell Cormac Kilduff, Darragh Keane(0-1) Eoin Nash, Darragh O’Shea (2-6), Ross Higgins George Lordan, Brian Hoey (2-2), Brian O’Driscoll Subs: Cathal Cronin, Danial Hoban, Jack Hurley, Gerard O’Mahony, Ben Carthew & Aaron O’Leary (1-0)
A very successful Easter Camp was run in the sunny Bleach on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last week. It was well attended by our U9 and U10 boys. They had a great time and further developed and practiced their hurling and football skills, which they learn in training, in a relaxed and fun environment. Skill stations were set up and ably run by our minor players, who are also Transitional Year students. These students have completed Foundation Courses and are currently running coaching sessions in our four schools, under the guidance of Ger O’Sullivan and in cooperation with the teaching staff.
Valley Rovers U5’s & U6’s Academy
We want to sincerely thank the students for their contribution to a very enjoyable and well-run Easter Camp! The students are as follows; Aidan Sheehan, Arron Lyons, Cathal Dart O’Flynn, Colm Butler, Colm Barry, Bill Casey, Adam Settini, Stephen Lordon, TomásSweetnam, Rory O’Sullivan, Dan Sweetnam and SeánO’Regan. A very enthusiastic group of U5’s & U6’s had their first training of the year and for many their first training ever for Valley Rovers on Saturday Morning. The kids were very attentive to the coaches led by Niall Murphy and had a great time in this first outing of the year in the Valley Rovers Giggles Crèche sponsored academy. The Academy will continue every Saturday morning from 11:00 to 12:00 in the Bleech in Innishannon if weather permitting and if not in the Hall in Innishannon. All children boys & girls born in 2008 and 2009 are welcome, (parents are asked to stay). Well done to the kids that turned up yesterday and we look forward to seeing you all again next Saturday
We also want to thank Barry O’Sullivan and his manager Dave in Centra, who provided refreshments on the final day. It was good to see the lads enjoying the well-deserved refreshments and the developing camaraderie between the two age groups. A group photo of the Under 9‘s at Easter camp is on the next page.
Photos from Valley Rovers Academy yesterday can be found in the photo gallery of the Valley Rovers website or by clicking HERE
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Under 9’s at Easter Camp
Camogie Report Fixtures:
Well done to Lisa Lynch who gave an excellent display playing midfield with Cork Minors who drew with Limerick in All Ireland Final on Saturday, the replay will next weekend in a Cork venue. Good Luck to Lisa and Cork Minor team in Final Replay
U16 League v Tracton Sat May 3rd in Minane Bridge at 11.30pm U16 League v Watergrasshill Mon May 5th in Brinny U16 League v Bride Rovers Sat May 10th in Rathcormac
U14 Feile On Sunday in Brinny Valleys played Bishopstown and Enniskeane in their group stage of the Feile Blitz. In their first game Valleys played Bishopstown this was a very even game with a half time score of Bishopstown 0-2 to Valleys 0-1. For most of the second half there was only a point between the sides, however Bishopstown finished stronger on a score of Bishopstown 3-2 to Valleys Rovers 1-1. Valley Rovers took on Enniskeane in their second game however they can up against a stronger team and the match ended on a score of Enniskeane 6-2 to Valleys 1-0. Panel: Adi O Sullivan, Danielle Murphy, Jennifer O Donovan, Isobel Lordan. Grainne Dart O Flynn, Aoife O Brien, Kate O Halloran, Roisin O Donavan, Cathy Lynch, Sarah Lynch, Carol Cremin, Niamh Hurley, Ellen Fennelly, Rachel Lordan, Cliona Riordan, Emma O Donovan, Molly Lynch Kate Lynch
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Valley Rovers Sports Prediction Fantasy League 2014 The latest Leader board for Valley Rovers Sports Prediction Fantasy League 2014 will be updated shortly. Dublin winning the National Football league has resulted in 6 points for anyone that picked Dublin to win the League
Munster Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-Final Cork v Waterford Sunday May 25th 4pm @ Thurles *Preceded by IHC Q-Final at 2pm
If you submitted an email and have not received an email it could be because of a transcription error please contact [email protected] and your email address will be added to our mailing list. Thank you once again for your support
Good quality tickets, including central stand tickets, for this game are now available for sale online at gaa.tickets.ie and via Centra& Supervalu stores (subject to availability). Prices are as follows: Adults Covered Stand – €25 Adults Uncovered Stand – €20 Juveniles (Under 16s) for both stands & terrace – €5 Adults Killinan End Terrace – €15 For more information, see munster.gaa.ie
Valley Rovers will once again be hosting the GAA Summer Camps in Brinny.It will be held from July 14th until July 18th. Contact Chris O'Donovan 086-8111335 for further information or book online HERE
Valley Rovers GAA Contact Valley Rovers Phone 0857038198 Email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.valleyrovers.com
Every effort has been made to ensure the contents of this newsletter are correct, however we take no responsibility for any errors, omissions or misprints that may occur in this publication from time to time
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