Newsletter Vol 5 Issue 34
Nuachtlitir Cumann Fánaithe na Claise Vol 5 Issue 34
U12s Camogie
Upcoming Fixtures
Lotto Results
Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Valley Rovers Vs Kanturk Sat 29th Aug in Pairc Ui Rinn at 18:00 Premier 2 U16 Football Championship Valley Rovers Vs St Vincents in Carrigaline at 20:15
Junior football league Valley Rovers Vs Courcey Rovers on Tues 25th Aug in Ballinspittle at 7.15
Premier 2 U18 Hurling League Grp 1 Valley Rovers Vs Bishopstown Thurs 27th Aug at Home at 19:00
Premier 2 U13 Football League
Sunday 23rd/Aug/2015 Numbers Drawn 1, 22, 26 & 31 No winner of the Jackpot of €2,750 €20 winners: Margaret Ryan, c/o Downs Centra. John P O'Mahony, c/o Crossbarry Inn. Norma Cullinane, c/o O'Sullivan Centra. Frank Kearney, Woodlands. Joan Lynch, c/o P.J. Shiels. Declan Lordan, c/o Johnny's. Lillian & Barry, c/o Crossroads Bar . Noel O'Leary, c/o P.J. Shiels. Donal McCarthy, Skevanish. Chrissie Nyhan, c/o P.J. Shiels
Valley Rovers Vs Fermoy Sat 29th Aug in Fermoy at 13:00 All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games
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Next Week’s Draw in Barretts Bar Jackpot €2,900 Be in to win
e Senior Football Championship
U21 B Hurling Championship
Taking on the Senior County champions from Ballincollig in Kilmurry Saturday night last, Valley Rovers started brightly going into a 2 point lead after 6 minutes but missed a couple of chances to extend the lead before Ballincollig gradually wore Valleys down and moved to a 5 point lead at the short whistle leading 0 -7 to 0 -2. Valleys made a couple of changes at half time and again started well but every time they scored Ballincollig replied and the Rovers could not get closer than 4 points at any stage after that. Valleys made further changes which gave a little bit of a lift but Ballincollig were just that bit better with the ball and were deserving winner by 0-13 to 0 -8. The Rovers battled bravely to the end but Ballincollig proved just too strong on the night.
Valleys second U21 Hurling team took on Shamrocks in the U21 B championship on Sunday evening in Belgooly. Valleys hurled well in the first half and lead on a scoring line of Valleys 2.06 to Shamrocks 0.06, The Valleys goals coming from Stephen O’Shea and Tadgh O’Brien. The second half however was a different affair with Shamrocks upping their game and taking control. They outscored Valleys in the second half 1.07 to 0.03 leaving the final score Valleys 2.09 to Shamrocks 1.13.
Team (13 aside)
David Lynch Andrew O’Callaghan, Ciaran Murphy Jack Lyons, Donal McCarthy, Joe Lynch Johnny Kiely, Donal O’Brien Adam Settini, Tadgh O’Brien, Joe Bernard Robert Sweetnam, Stephen O’Shea
While Valleys bow out of the SFC for 2015 Valleys still have three remaining Kelleher Shield fixtures to try and secure a semi-final spot.Team was: Alan Quirke, Noel O’Donovan, Joe Lynch, Tomas O’Brien, Ian Crowley, David Lynch, Darragh Lordan, Kevin Canty, Mikey Power, Gary Farrell, Jack Murphy, Jack Walsh, Hughie O’Donovan, Fiachra Lynch (C), John Cottrell. Subs Used: Darragh Crowley,Darragh Murphy,Eoin O’Rielly, Eoghan Delaney, Aidan Walsh, Billy Crowley,
Subs: Tomas Sweetnam for Robert Sweetnam, Bill Casey for Ciaran Murphy, Dan Sweetnam for Joe Bernard, Rory O’Sullivan for Tomas Sweetnam
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Minor Football Championship Valley Rovers Minor footballers played Bantry in the Premier 2 football championship ¼ Final in Rosscarbery last Wednesday night August 19th. This was the second time Valley’s played Bantry this year with the same result. Bantry won this game on a score of 2- 13 to Valley’s 0 – 10. Valley’s opened brightly with 2 points inside the first 3 minutes scored by Cathal Dart O Flynn and Pa Hurley. Bantry responded with a point from play in the 5th minute and a point from a free in the 5th minute. When Bantry kicked a goal in the 9th minute they set the tone for the rest of the game. Valley’s kicked 4 more points in the first half and went in at the break only 3 points behind. In the second half Valley’s kicked some bad wides and never really took the fight to the opposition. Bantry out played Valleys in the 2nd half on a score of 1 goal and 7 points to our 4 points. This was a disappointing end to the Championship for 2015. Panel for todays game Cian O Donovan, Stephen Lordan, Aaron Lyons , Scott Deane, Rory O Sullivan, Andrew O Callaghan, Bill Casey, Garry Deane, Chris O Leary, Michael Crowley, Adam Settini, Fergal Lyons, Pa Hurley, Sean O Regan, Cathal Dart O Flynn, ,Dan Sweetnam, Colm Butler, Shane O Leary, James Callanan, Robert Sean Sweetnam, Aidan Sheehan , Aaron Murphy, Ben Murphy, William Hurley, Thomas Sweetnam, Eoin Burke, Colm Barry, and Charlie Lyons.
U16 Football Championship On Mon last in The Glen Field, Our U16 footballers began their championship . A good first half began with a Daniel Kenneally goal after ten mins followed by points from Cathal Manning and two from Charlie Lyons to leave the score at half time 1.03 to 0.04 in Valleys favour. St Nicks made it a draw with two quick points before Charlie added a point. It was Valleys last time to lead as a goal and five points in quick succession from the Blackpool lads changed the whole game. One late free from Charlie again made final score Valley Rovers 1.05 St Nicks 1.09 . Get well wishes to Paddy O'Sullivan who sustained a broken collar bone in the first half. Team : Cormac Lyons,
Jack Higgins, Johnny Muckian, David Muckian, Matthew Crowley, Ciaran Rice, Niall Lawton, Olan Fehilly capt, Adam Healy, Sean Barry, Cathal Manning 0.01, Daniel Lordan, Paddy O'Sullivan, Charlie Lyons 0.04, Daniel Kenneally 1.00 . Subs: Sean Lynch for Paddy O'Sullivan inj, Shane Lynch for Jack Higgins, Ronan Hoey for Daniel Lordan inj, Jack Higgins for Daniel Kenneally (bc), Darren Draper for Jack Higgins. Valley Rovers play St Vincent's next in the back door.
The GAA would like to remind all players at all levels in all Hurling Games and Hurling Practice Sessions it is mandatory for, and the responsibility of, each individual player to wear a helmet with a facial guard that meets the standards set out in IS:335 or other replacement standard as determined by the National Safety Authority of Ireland (NSAI). All players are advised that in the event of a head injury occurring, if the helmet being worn does not meet the standard or is modified or altered from the original manufactured state, they are not covered under the terms of the GAA Player Injury Fund.
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The second half followed the pattern of the first with little between the teams but O’Donovan Rossa took whatever chances that were coming their way and they scored another goal and a point half way through the half to pull six points clear 0-3 to 2-3.
Valley Rovers 12A 2-5 O’Donovan Rossa 2-5 Valley Rovers Ladies U12A fought back superbly to draw with O’Donovan Rossa in the West Cork 12A Final played in Clonakilty on Sunday. It what was an exciting game throughout, Valleys showed tremendous battling qualities to come back from being six points behind at one stage in the second half to emerge with honours even and force a replay. The first half was evenly matched with little between both teams, and both sides swopped a couple of scores with Valleys points coming from Orla O’Sullivan and Caoimhe McCarthy. O’Donovan Rossa got the first goal of the game following a long ball which caused confusion in the Valleys defence but another point from Orla O’Sullivan left the score 0-3 to 1-2 at half time.
However, as has been the case all season, the girls never let their heads go down and stormed back into the game with goals from Ellie O’Sullivan and Caoimhe McCarthy to level the scores. Once again O’Donovan Rossa pushed ahead with two more points but Valleys once again came back with points from Ellen Murphy and a free from Orla O’Sullivan tied the game up and brought the game to a replay. Team photo can be seen above. Team Oonagh Hayes, Alison Kenny, Rhian Dawkins, Aisling Donovan, Tara Gilli, Laoise Collins, Aine Ryan, Molly Lynch, Kate Lynch, Niamh Crowley, Orla O’Sullivan (0-3) Hannah Morrissey Aisling Fennelly, Caoimhe McCarthy (1-1), Leanne Murphy Substitutes used: Ellie O’Sullivan (1-0), Ellen Murphy (01), Maebh O’Sullivan, Lucy Calnan
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Camogie
Senior B Championship Clonakilty 3 - 10 Valley Rovers 2 - 5 Valleys came up against a physically strong Clonakilty team who were well on top for the entire match. Clon lead 1-6 to 0-3 at half time having scored a goal shortly before half time. Clon again started the second half well with a further goal. Valleys then had their best period with goals from Lisa Lynch a free and Tessa Crowley to reduce the Clon leading. However Clon finished strong with a further goal and some fine points. Team Gillian Harrington, Ena Coughlan, Leona Murphy, Rachel 0 Sullivan, Emily Palmer , Susan O Leary, Jennifer Murphy, Clodagh Deasy , Maryanne Hawkes, Liz Buglar, Katie Richardson, Laura Brew, Katie Lynch, Lisa Lynch, Orla Deasy.
examples of triple hand passing up along the side line, hooking, great free taking from a few players. Coaches Helena Lynch and Leo Flynn, accompanied by Eamon Reardon and Sheila Muckian the under 14s coaches were amazed but not surprised at the end. The team was also accompanied by Garry Lynch who was present for the match and helped with the warm ups and team talk. The scoring was tight, with a few decisions in the Valleys forward line going against them in the first half, prevented scoring chances. In the second half there were a few miss chances with close wides from free taking. The County board appointed referee commented on the great skill that under 12 girls are playing in today’s Camogie world, and this match was no exception. The game ended Valley Rovers 0-3, Newcestown 0-2. We are so proud of them. Players include: Aisling O Donovon, Molly Lynch, Kate Lynch, Clare Flynn, Grace Geary, Aine Ryan, , Niamh Crowley. Laoise Collins, Fiona Horgan. Siobhan Lordan, , Aoife Barry, Aisling Fennelly, Hannah Morrissey, Orla O Sullivan, Rebecca Lordan, Tara Gilli, Rhian Dawkins.
Subs Eimear O Regan for Rachel O Sullivan, Tessa Crowley for Katie Richardson, Michelle Cottrell for Maryanne Hawkes, Ciara Richardson for Ena Coughlan
U12s Camogie U12s Camogie played their County Quarter final last Thursday at home in Brinny, where they played Newcestown to earn them a place in the County Semi final. These two teams have been playing each other since they were under 9s in league and Challenge matches. Both teams understood what was at stake as a result of this match, and they played with heart and skill, both evenly matched right through the game. Most skills practiced at training were used with attention and accuracy. There were numerous shots on goal targets saved by the Valleys goal keeper. The speed of the game was breath taking, matched with the sounds from the Spectator stand. There were
Valley Rovers U12 player Clare Flynn takes a shot on goal on Saturday in Pairc Ui Rinn under the watchful eye of Kilkenny's Henry Shefflin. Also attending the event was Cork's Anthony Nash and Patrick Horgan. A great day was had by all attending the event from all around Cork County.
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Valley Rover Ladies Football and Camogie Club are running a joint fundraising initiative called the Golden Goal. We are selling scratch cards with a time on it ( example 12 mins and 43 seconds). If the first goal comes in at this time in the All Ireland Mens Hurling Final the winner gets 500 euro! If the ticket is unclaimed, the 500 goes to charity. Tickets will be distributed by the coaches at training sessions over the coming week. Each family will receive 21 tickets to sell. Tickets are 1 for 2 euro or 3 for 5 euro. Unsold tickets should be returned as soon as possible. Your assistance and help as always is much appreciated.
Saturday August 29th @ Páirc Uí Rinn, PIHC QF, Kanturk v Valley Rovers 6.00pm Wednesday September 9th @ Páirc Uí Rinn, U-21 ‘A’ Football final Replay, Nemo Rangers v Valley Rovers. Prov m Saturday September 12th @ TBC, PIHC SF Kanturk/Valley Rovers v Ballinhassig Alt Sept 19th Saturday/Sunday September 12th/13th PIHC Semi-finals Sunday October 4th Premier Intermediate Hurling Final
Congratulations to Donal McCarthy on being appointed a Cork Minor Football selector for the coming year. Well done and the best of luck for the year ahead
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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U12s Camogie
Upcoming Fixtures
Lotto Results
Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Valley Rovers Vs Kanturk Sat 29th Aug in Pairc Ui Rinn at 18:00 Premier 2 U16 Football Championship Valley Rovers Vs St Vincents in Carrigaline at 20:15
Junior football league Valley Rovers Vs Courcey Rovers on Tues 25th Aug in Ballinspittle at 7.15
Premier 2 U18 Hurling League Grp 1 Valley Rovers Vs Bishopstown Thurs 27th Aug at Home at 19:00
Premier 2 U13 Football League
Sunday 23rd/Aug/2015 Numbers Drawn 1, 22, 26 & 31 No winner of the Jackpot of €2,750 €20 winners: Margaret Ryan, c/o Downs Centra. John P O'Mahony, c/o Crossbarry Inn. Norma Cullinane, c/o O'Sullivan Centra. Frank Kearney, Woodlands. Joan Lynch, c/o P.J. Shiels. Declan Lordan, c/o Johnny's. Lillian & Barry, c/o Crossroads Bar . Noel O'Leary, c/o P.J. Shiels. Donal McCarthy, Skevanish. Chrissie Nyhan, c/o P.J. Shiels
Valley Rovers Vs Fermoy Sat 29th Aug in Fermoy at 13:00 All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games
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Next Week’s Draw in Barretts Bar Jackpot €2,900 Be in to win
e Senior Football Championship
U21 B Hurling Championship
Taking on the Senior County champions from Ballincollig in Kilmurry Saturday night last, Valley Rovers started brightly going into a 2 point lead after 6 minutes but missed a couple of chances to extend the lead before Ballincollig gradually wore Valleys down and moved to a 5 point lead at the short whistle leading 0 -7 to 0 -2. Valleys made a couple of changes at half time and again started well but every time they scored Ballincollig replied and the Rovers could not get closer than 4 points at any stage after that. Valleys made further changes which gave a little bit of a lift but Ballincollig were just that bit better with the ball and were deserving winner by 0-13 to 0 -8. The Rovers battled bravely to the end but Ballincollig proved just too strong on the night.
Valleys second U21 Hurling team took on Shamrocks in the U21 B championship on Sunday evening in Belgooly. Valleys hurled well in the first half and lead on a scoring line of Valleys 2.06 to Shamrocks 0.06, The Valleys goals coming from Stephen O’Shea and Tadgh O’Brien. The second half however was a different affair with Shamrocks upping their game and taking control. They outscored Valleys in the second half 1.07 to 0.03 leaving the final score Valleys 2.09 to Shamrocks 1.13.
Team (13 aside)
David Lynch Andrew O’Callaghan, Ciaran Murphy Jack Lyons, Donal McCarthy, Joe Lynch Johnny Kiely, Donal O’Brien Adam Settini, Tadgh O’Brien, Joe Bernard Robert Sweetnam, Stephen O’Shea
While Valleys bow out of the SFC for 2015 Valleys still have three remaining Kelleher Shield fixtures to try and secure a semi-final spot.Team was: Alan Quirke, Noel O’Donovan, Joe Lynch, Tomas O’Brien, Ian Crowley, David Lynch, Darragh Lordan, Kevin Canty, Mikey Power, Gary Farrell, Jack Murphy, Jack Walsh, Hughie O’Donovan, Fiachra Lynch (C), John Cottrell. Subs Used: Darragh Crowley,Darragh Murphy,Eoin O’Rielly, Eoghan Delaney, Aidan Walsh, Billy Crowley,
Subs: Tomas Sweetnam for Robert Sweetnam, Bill Casey for Ciaran Murphy, Dan Sweetnam for Joe Bernard, Rory O’Sullivan for Tomas Sweetnam
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Minor Football Championship Valley Rovers Minor footballers played Bantry in the Premier 2 football championship ¼ Final in Rosscarbery last Wednesday night August 19th. This was the second time Valley’s played Bantry this year with the same result. Bantry won this game on a score of 2- 13 to Valley’s 0 – 10. Valley’s opened brightly with 2 points inside the first 3 minutes scored by Cathal Dart O Flynn and Pa Hurley. Bantry responded with a point from play in the 5th minute and a point from a free in the 5th minute. When Bantry kicked a goal in the 9th minute they set the tone for the rest of the game. Valley’s kicked 4 more points in the first half and went in at the break only 3 points behind. In the second half Valley’s kicked some bad wides and never really took the fight to the opposition. Bantry out played Valleys in the 2nd half on a score of 1 goal and 7 points to our 4 points. This was a disappointing end to the Championship for 2015. Panel for todays game Cian O Donovan, Stephen Lordan, Aaron Lyons , Scott Deane, Rory O Sullivan, Andrew O Callaghan, Bill Casey, Garry Deane, Chris O Leary, Michael Crowley, Adam Settini, Fergal Lyons, Pa Hurley, Sean O Regan, Cathal Dart O Flynn, ,Dan Sweetnam, Colm Butler, Shane O Leary, James Callanan, Robert Sean Sweetnam, Aidan Sheehan , Aaron Murphy, Ben Murphy, William Hurley, Thomas Sweetnam, Eoin Burke, Colm Barry, and Charlie Lyons.
U16 Football Championship On Mon last in The Glen Field, Our U16 footballers began their championship . A good first half began with a Daniel Kenneally goal after ten mins followed by points from Cathal Manning and two from Charlie Lyons to leave the score at half time 1.03 to 0.04 in Valleys favour. St Nicks made it a draw with two quick points before Charlie added a point. It was Valleys last time to lead as a goal and five points in quick succession from the Blackpool lads changed the whole game. One late free from Charlie again made final score Valley Rovers 1.05 St Nicks 1.09 . Get well wishes to Paddy O'Sullivan who sustained a broken collar bone in the first half. Team : Cormac Lyons,
Jack Higgins, Johnny Muckian, David Muckian, Matthew Crowley, Ciaran Rice, Niall Lawton, Olan Fehilly capt, Adam Healy, Sean Barry, Cathal Manning 0.01, Daniel Lordan, Paddy O'Sullivan, Charlie Lyons 0.04, Daniel Kenneally 1.00 . Subs: Sean Lynch for Paddy O'Sullivan inj, Shane Lynch for Jack Higgins, Ronan Hoey for Daniel Lordan inj, Jack Higgins for Daniel Kenneally (bc), Darren Draper for Jack Higgins. Valley Rovers play St Vincent's next in the back door.
The GAA would like to remind all players at all levels in all Hurling Games and Hurling Practice Sessions it is mandatory for, and the responsibility of, each individual player to wear a helmet with a facial guard that meets the standards set out in IS:335 or other replacement standard as determined by the National Safety Authority of Ireland (NSAI). All players are advised that in the event of a head injury occurring, if the helmet being worn does not meet the standard or is modified or altered from the original manufactured state, they are not covered under the terms of the GAA Player Injury Fund.
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The second half followed the pattern of the first with little between the teams but O’Donovan Rossa took whatever chances that were coming their way and they scored another goal and a point half way through the half to pull six points clear 0-3 to 2-3.
Valley Rovers 12A 2-5 O’Donovan Rossa 2-5 Valley Rovers Ladies U12A fought back superbly to draw with O’Donovan Rossa in the West Cork 12A Final played in Clonakilty on Sunday. It what was an exciting game throughout, Valleys showed tremendous battling qualities to come back from being six points behind at one stage in the second half to emerge with honours even and force a replay. The first half was evenly matched with little between both teams, and both sides swopped a couple of scores with Valleys points coming from Orla O’Sullivan and Caoimhe McCarthy. O’Donovan Rossa got the first goal of the game following a long ball which caused confusion in the Valleys defence but another point from Orla O’Sullivan left the score 0-3 to 1-2 at half time.
However, as has been the case all season, the girls never let their heads go down and stormed back into the game with goals from Ellie O’Sullivan and Caoimhe McCarthy to level the scores. Once again O’Donovan Rossa pushed ahead with two more points but Valleys once again came back with points from Ellen Murphy and a free from Orla O’Sullivan tied the game up and brought the game to a replay. Team photo can be seen above. Team Oonagh Hayes, Alison Kenny, Rhian Dawkins, Aisling Donovan, Tara Gilli, Laoise Collins, Aine Ryan, Molly Lynch, Kate Lynch, Niamh Crowley, Orla O’Sullivan (0-3) Hannah Morrissey Aisling Fennelly, Caoimhe McCarthy (1-1), Leanne Murphy Substitutes used: Ellie O’Sullivan (1-0), Ellen Murphy (01), Maebh O’Sullivan, Lucy Calnan
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Camogie
Senior B Championship Clonakilty 3 - 10 Valley Rovers 2 - 5 Valleys came up against a physically strong Clonakilty team who were well on top for the entire match. Clon lead 1-6 to 0-3 at half time having scored a goal shortly before half time. Clon again started the second half well with a further goal. Valleys then had their best period with goals from Lisa Lynch a free and Tessa Crowley to reduce the Clon leading. However Clon finished strong with a further goal and some fine points. Team Gillian Harrington, Ena Coughlan, Leona Murphy, Rachel 0 Sullivan, Emily Palmer , Susan O Leary, Jennifer Murphy, Clodagh Deasy , Maryanne Hawkes, Liz Buglar, Katie Richardson, Laura Brew, Katie Lynch, Lisa Lynch, Orla Deasy.
examples of triple hand passing up along the side line, hooking, great free taking from a few players. Coaches Helena Lynch and Leo Flynn, accompanied by Eamon Reardon and Sheila Muckian the under 14s coaches were amazed but not surprised at the end. The team was also accompanied by Garry Lynch who was present for the match and helped with the warm ups and team talk. The scoring was tight, with a few decisions in the Valleys forward line going against them in the first half, prevented scoring chances. In the second half there were a few miss chances with close wides from free taking. The County board appointed referee commented on the great skill that under 12 girls are playing in today’s Camogie world, and this match was no exception. The game ended Valley Rovers 0-3, Newcestown 0-2. We are so proud of them. Players include: Aisling O Donovon, Molly Lynch, Kate Lynch, Clare Flynn, Grace Geary, Aine Ryan, , Niamh Crowley. Laoise Collins, Fiona Horgan. Siobhan Lordan, , Aoife Barry, Aisling Fennelly, Hannah Morrissey, Orla O Sullivan, Rebecca Lordan, Tara Gilli, Rhian Dawkins.
Subs Eimear O Regan for Rachel O Sullivan, Tessa Crowley for Katie Richardson, Michelle Cottrell for Maryanne Hawkes, Ciara Richardson for Ena Coughlan
U12s Camogie U12s Camogie played their County Quarter final last Thursday at home in Brinny, where they played Newcestown to earn them a place in the County Semi final. These two teams have been playing each other since they were under 9s in league and Challenge matches. Both teams understood what was at stake as a result of this match, and they played with heart and skill, both evenly matched right through the game. Most skills practiced at training were used with attention and accuracy. There were numerous shots on goal targets saved by the Valleys goal keeper. The speed of the game was breath taking, matched with the sounds from the Spectator stand. There were
Valley Rovers U12 player Clare Flynn takes a shot on goal on Saturday in Pairc Ui Rinn under the watchful eye of Kilkenny's Henry Shefflin. Also attending the event was Cork's Anthony Nash and Patrick Horgan. A great day was had by all attending the event from all around Cork County.
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Valley Rover Ladies Football and Camogie Club are running a joint fundraising initiative called the Golden Goal. We are selling scratch cards with a time on it ( example 12 mins and 43 seconds). If the first goal comes in at this time in the All Ireland Mens Hurling Final the winner gets 500 euro! If the ticket is unclaimed, the 500 goes to charity. Tickets will be distributed by the coaches at training sessions over the coming week. Each family will receive 21 tickets to sell. Tickets are 1 for 2 euro or 3 for 5 euro. Unsold tickets should be returned as soon as possible. Your assistance and help as always is much appreciated.
Saturday August 29th @ Páirc Uí Rinn, PIHC QF, Kanturk v Valley Rovers 6.00pm Wednesday September 9th @ Páirc Uí Rinn, U-21 ‘A’ Football final Replay, Nemo Rangers v Valley Rovers. Prov m Saturday September 12th @ TBC, PIHC SF Kanturk/Valley Rovers v Ballinhassig Alt Sept 19th Saturday/Sunday September 12th/13th PIHC Semi-finals Sunday October 4th Premier Intermediate Hurling Final
Congratulations to Donal McCarthy on being appointed a Cork Minor Football selector for the coming year. Well done and the best of luck for the year ahead
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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