Upcoming Fixtures
Nuachtlitir Cumann Fánaithe na Claise Vol 7 Issue 29 Date: 24.07.2017
VALLEYS ROVERS U8’s WHO PLAYED AT HALF TIME DURING THE PREMIER INTERMEDIATE HURLING GAME WHICH OPENED THE NEW PAIRC UI CHAOIMH
Upcoming Fixtures
Lotto Results Sunday 23rd/July/2017 Numbers Drawn: 11 12 18 28
Fe 21 A FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 28/07/2017 @ 19.30 in Ovens, Valley Rovers V Kilmurray
Fe 18 HURLING P2A CHAMPIONSHIP 28/07/2017 @ 19:30 in Carrigaline, Valley Rovers V Ballinhassig Div 1 Kelleher Shield Senior Football League 30/07/2017 @ 12.00 in Balitmore, Valley Rovers V Ilen Rovers Fe 15 P1 Football League 28/07/2017 @ 19:45 in Ballyanly, Inniscarra V Valley Rovers Fe 13 C3 Football League 29/07/2017 @ 15:00 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Douglas Fe 13 C3 Hurling League 31/07/2017 @ 19:30 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Douglas Fe 16 P1 Hurling Championship 03/08/2017 @ 19:30 in TBC, Valley Rovers V Glen Rovers All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games
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NO WINNER €20 winners: Mgt. O’Sullivan c/o O’Sullivan’s Centra Sean Falvey c/o Johnny’s Jerry O’Sullivan c/o F Kearney Anna Cronin, Clashanimud Mgt. Sylvester, Bandon Deirdre Delaney, Russell Hill Dave Tyner, Ballinacurra Majella Crowley, Killountain Ian Buttimer, Chapel Hill Tadgh O’Brien, Lissaniskey Next Week’s Draw in: Johnny Crowleys Bar Jackpot €2,750 Be in to win
SOUTH EAST JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
UNDER 16’s
Valley Rovers 2.17 V’s Shamrocks 1.16
Valley Rovers 2.12 V’s Skibbereen 1.13
On Sunday evening last Valley Rovers took on Shamrocks in the first round of the Junior Hurling Championship. There was very little between the teams on the night but Valleys seemed to be that bit stronger. The first half was very even up until the 26th minute at which the score was Valley’s 0.06 to Shamrocks 0.06 when goals from first Adam Settini and the Gary Deane put Valley’s in the driving seat 2.06 to 0.06. One more point from valleys and two more from Shamrocks before the break left the score at half time Valley’s 2.07 to 0.08. The second half was similar to the first with Valleys shading the exchanges and on 57 minutes Valleys lead 2.15 to Shamrocks 0.15. However a goal from Shamrocks from a free left only a puck of the ball between the sides. However Valleys responded with two quick points from Dan Sweetnam and Richie Butler, Shamrock did get a last point in reply to leave the final score Valley Rovers 2.17 to Shamrocks 1.16.
Valleys U16 girls continued their impressive West Cork A league campaign with further victories over Skibbereen and Courcey Rovers in recent weeks. Valleys took on Skibbereen in a blustery Brinny on Thursday June 29th and faced the elements in the first half. 20 mins in, this looked like a shrewd tactic as Valleys fought very well. However the 10 mins before half time very nearly proved fatal as Skibb tacted on numerous points before half time to lead on a scoreline of 1:11 to 0:4. While heads may have been down at halftime due to this 10 point deficit, this team is never defeated and showed their fighting spirit in the second half as they started the scoreboard ticking over with some well taken points before super sub Caoimhe McCarthy banged in 2 goals to bring Valleys within 1 point. Skibb still looked as if they might hold on but a few more well taken points got Valleys over the line. Valley Rovers 2:12 V Skibbereen 1:13
Team: Gary Jones Shane O’Leary, Tim Cummins, Tony McKeon Tadgh O’Brien, Michael O’Brien, Aidan Sheehan Richie Butler, Darragh Crowley Derek Canty, Donal O’Brien, Rory O’Sullivan Adam Settini, Gary Deane, Dan Sweetnam Subs: Aidan Walsh
Team: Jane Mulvihill Aine Lynch, Carol Cremin, Ellen Fehily Grace ODwyer, Rachel Lordan, Sarah Lynch Niam Hurley, Ellen Fennelly Cliona O’Riordan, Roisin Osullivan, Kim Muckian Chloe Burton, Laoise Collins, Orla Osullivan Subs: Ashling Fennelly, Ashling ODonavan, Caoimhe McCarthy, Leanne OCallaghan
LADIES FOOTBALL
Valley Rovers 2.14 V’s Coursey Rovers 0.06 Valleys made the short journey to Ballinaspittle to take on Courcey Rovers on Thursday July 6th. While again a number of girls were away, the strength of the panel was tested and they came through with flying colours. Valleys raced into a 4 point lead (3 by Ellen Fennelly) before Courceys came back with a few scores of their own to tighten the margin, however a Chloe Burton goal before half time gave Valleys some breathing space. Powered by Cork players Jane Mulvihill and Page 2 of 5
Niamh Hurley along with the excellent Carol Cremin and Sarah lynch, Valleys upped the ante in the second half, and pulled clear of their rivals through another goal by Burton and some excellently worked points, the highlight a booming kick by Aishlig ODonavan, to finish out victorious on a scoreline of Valley Rovers 2:14 Courcey Rovers 0:06 Team: Jane Mulvihill Ellen Fehily, Carol Cremin, Niamh Crowley Sarah Lynch, Rachel Lordan, Shauna Reilly Niamh Hurley, Ellen fennelly Cliona O’Riordan, Chloe Burton, Orla O’Sullivan Grace O’Dwyer Kim Muckian Caoimhe McCarthy Subs: Aishling Fennelly, Aishling ODonavan, Leanne OCallaghan.
Also playing with the Cork minor team in their final are the Kiely twins Daire and Emer. They also play Galway, on August 7th in Tullamore at 4.45pm. Our best wishes go to the twins also and here's hoping this cup returns to Lee-side for the 3rd year in a row. Another major achievement.
VALLEY ROVERS LADIES FOOTBALLERS REPERSENTING CORK The Valley Rovers Ladies Football club are very privileged this year to have 4 girls represent Cork in All Ireland finals. First up are Niamh Hurley and Jane Mulvihill playing for the Cork u16 team versus Galway on Wednesday next July 26th in Nenagh at 7pm. Our best wishes to both girls. Hopefully, we'll see the cup return to Cork.
This Is massive for the club and parish and is a fete that doesn't often happen in any club. The Ladies Football club and the club in general are extremely proud and lucky to have such talent in their midst. Page 3 of 5
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CAMOGIE
UNDER 10’s On Saturday morning last Valley Rovers U 10’s Camogie players took on our near neighbours Ballinhassig in a U10 challenge game. In what was an excellent games with both team showing off the skills they have learnt in training. It is a credit to the players, mentors and parents for how much these girls have improved over the year so far. Well done girls keep it up. Stars of the future.
The inspirational Michael Cahalane sharing his experiences with some of the kids at Valley Rovers Cul Camp. Full report to follow in next week’s Newsletter.
JUVENILE
Valley Rovers GAA Contact Valley Rovers Phone 0857038198 Email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.valleyrovers.com
CUL CAMP The Cul Camp is currently in full swing and on Wednesday the kids got a surprise visit.
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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VALLEYS ROVERS U8’s WHO PLAYED AT HALF TIME DURING THE PREMIER INTERMEDIATE HURLING GAME WHICH OPENED THE NEW PAIRC UI CHAOIMH
Upcoming Fixtures
Lotto Results Sunday 23rd/July/2017 Numbers Drawn: 11 12 18 28
Fe 21 A FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 28/07/2017 @ 19.30 in Ovens, Valley Rovers V Kilmurray
Fe 18 HURLING P2A CHAMPIONSHIP 28/07/2017 @ 19:30 in Carrigaline, Valley Rovers V Ballinhassig Div 1 Kelleher Shield Senior Football League 30/07/2017 @ 12.00 in Balitmore, Valley Rovers V Ilen Rovers Fe 15 P1 Football League 28/07/2017 @ 19:45 in Ballyanly, Inniscarra V Valley Rovers Fe 13 C3 Football League 29/07/2017 @ 15:00 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Douglas Fe 13 C3 Hurling League 31/07/2017 @ 19:30 in Brinny, Valley Rovers V Douglas Fe 16 P1 Hurling Championship 03/08/2017 @ 19:30 in TBC, Valley Rovers V Glen Rovers All fixtures subject to change, please check website homepage prior to games
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NO WINNER €20 winners: Mgt. O’Sullivan c/o O’Sullivan’s Centra Sean Falvey c/o Johnny’s Jerry O’Sullivan c/o F Kearney Anna Cronin, Clashanimud Mgt. Sylvester, Bandon Deirdre Delaney, Russell Hill Dave Tyner, Ballinacurra Majella Crowley, Killountain Ian Buttimer, Chapel Hill Tadgh O’Brien, Lissaniskey Next Week’s Draw in: Johnny Crowleys Bar Jackpot €2,750 Be in to win
SOUTH EAST JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP
UNDER 16’s
Valley Rovers 2.17 V’s Shamrocks 1.16
Valley Rovers 2.12 V’s Skibbereen 1.13
On Sunday evening last Valley Rovers took on Shamrocks in the first round of the Junior Hurling Championship. There was very little between the teams on the night but Valleys seemed to be that bit stronger. The first half was very even up until the 26th minute at which the score was Valley’s 0.06 to Shamrocks 0.06 when goals from first Adam Settini and the Gary Deane put Valley’s in the driving seat 2.06 to 0.06. One more point from valleys and two more from Shamrocks before the break left the score at half time Valley’s 2.07 to 0.08. The second half was similar to the first with Valleys shading the exchanges and on 57 minutes Valleys lead 2.15 to Shamrocks 0.15. However a goal from Shamrocks from a free left only a puck of the ball between the sides. However Valleys responded with two quick points from Dan Sweetnam and Richie Butler, Shamrock did get a last point in reply to leave the final score Valley Rovers 2.17 to Shamrocks 1.16.
Valleys U16 girls continued their impressive West Cork A league campaign with further victories over Skibbereen and Courcey Rovers in recent weeks. Valleys took on Skibbereen in a blustery Brinny on Thursday June 29th and faced the elements in the first half. 20 mins in, this looked like a shrewd tactic as Valleys fought very well. However the 10 mins before half time very nearly proved fatal as Skibb tacted on numerous points before half time to lead on a scoreline of 1:11 to 0:4. While heads may have been down at halftime due to this 10 point deficit, this team is never defeated and showed their fighting spirit in the second half as they started the scoreboard ticking over with some well taken points before super sub Caoimhe McCarthy banged in 2 goals to bring Valleys within 1 point. Skibb still looked as if they might hold on but a few more well taken points got Valleys over the line. Valley Rovers 2:12 V Skibbereen 1:13
Team: Gary Jones Shane O’Leary, Tim Cummins, Tony McKeon Tadgh O’Brien, Michael O’Brien, Aidan Sheehan Richie Butler, Darragh Crowley Derek Canty, Donal O’Brien, Rory O’Sullivan Adam Settini, Gary Deane, Dan Sweetnam Subs: Aidan Walsh
Team: Jane Mulvihill Aine Lynch, Carol Cremin, Ellen Fehily Grace ODwyer, Rachel Lordan, Sarah Lynch Niam Hurley, Ellen Fennelly Cliona O’Riordan, Roisin Osullivan, Kim Muckian Chloe Burton, Laoise Collins, Orla Osullivan Subs: Ashling Fennelly, Ashling ODonavan, Caoimhe McCarthy, Leanne OCallaghan
LADIES FOOTBALL
Valley Rovers 2.14 V’s Coursey Rovers 0.06 Valleys made the short journey to Ballinaspittle to take on Courcey Rovers on Thursday July 6th. While again a number of girls were away, the strength of the panel was tested and they came through with flying colours. Valleys raced into a 4 point lead (3 by Ellen Fennelly) before Courceys came back with a few scores of their own to tighten the margin, however a Chloe Burton goal before half time gave Valleys some breathing space. Powered by Cork players Jane Mulvihill and Page 2 of 5
Niamh Hurley along with the excellent Carol Cremin and Sarah lynch, Valleys upped the ante in the second half, and pulled clear of their rivals through another goal by Burton and some excellently worked points, the highlight a booming kick by Aishlig ODonavan, to finish out victorious on a scoreline of Valley Rovers 2:14 Courcey Rovers 0:06 Team: Jane Mulvihill Ellen Fehily, Carol Cremin, Niamh Crowley Sarah Lynch, Rachel Lordan, Shauna Reilly Niamh Hurley, Ellen fennelly Cliona O’Riordan, Chloe Burton, Orla O’Sullivan Grace O’Dwyer Kim Muckian Caoimhe McCarthy Subs: Aishling Fennelly, Aishling ODonavan, Leanne OCallaghan.
Also playing with the Cork minor team in their final are the Kiely twins Daire and Emer. They also play Galway, on August 7th in Tullamore at 4.45pm. Our best wishes go to the twins also and here's hoping this cup returns to Lee-side for the 3rd year in a row. Another major achievement.
VALLEY ROVERS LADIES FOOTBALLERS REPERSENTING CORK The Valley Rovers Ladies Football club are very privileged this year to have 4 girls represent Cork in All Ireland finals. First up are Niamh Hurley and Jane Mulvihill playing for the Cork u16 team versus Galway on Wednesday next July 26th in Nenagh at 7pm. Our best wishes to both girls. Hopefully, we'll see the cup return to Cork.
This Is massive for the club and parish and is a fete that doesn't often happen in any club. The Ladies Football club and the club in general are extremely proud and lucky to have such talent in their midst. Page 3 of 5
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CAMOGIE
UNDER 10’s On Saturday morning last Valley Rovers U 10’s Camogie players took on our near neighbours Ballinhassig in a U10 challenge game. In what was an excellent games with both team showing off the skills they have learnt in training. It is a credit to the players, mentors and parents for how much these girls have improved over the year so far. Well done girls keep it up. Stars of the future.
The inspirational Michael Cahalane sharing his experiences with some of the kids at Valley Rovers Cul Camp. Full report to follow in next week’s Newsletter.
JUVENILE
Valley Rovers GAA Contact Valley Rovers Phone 0857038198 Email [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Website: www.valleyrovers.com
CUL CAMP The Cul Camp is currently in full swing and on Wednesday the kids got a surprise visit.
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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