8th November 2011
U-21’S
The U-21’s entered (and sadly exited) the Championship at the weekend when they were defeated on a score line of 2-6 to 2-4 by Castlerahan in Ballyjamesduff on Sunday. A decent opening half saw us lead at halftime but a failure to score in the second half resulted in a quarter-final exit and a finish to the competitive season at all grades.
INDOOR JUVENILE TRAINING
U-8 & U-10 hurling continues every Wednesday 6-7pm in the Community Centre. All gear supplied. Due to the great numbers turning out some new coaches/ mentors are required for theses new hurlers, so please contact Willie at training if you wish to give a hand out. Similar training for football will hopefully resume when the main hall is available next month so watch this space…..
CLUB MERCHANDISE
The club merchandise is at long last available on line. Just click here. Don’t worry, you can still get it the old fashioned away as well though. The options include replica jerseys (multiple adult sizes now in stock), polo shirts, winter jackets, training tops and rain jackets. Sizes range from 5yrs + with prices varying depending on size they are practically sold at cost price. So if anyone is looking for some gear as gifts for family, friends or even to treat yourself just ring Niall on 086 8237382 or click here. Some limited stock is held but most gear takes up to two weeks to order so bear that in mind if you are thinking of Christmas presents.
DO YOU OWN SECOND HAND GYM EQUIPMENT?
Do you have any exercise equipment that’s gathering dust or just being used as a clothes hanger! Any equipment that you don’t use anymore or as much as you used to? Would you like to find a better home for it ? If so, the club would be delighted to hear from you and we’ll make sure it’s put to good use. So if you own anything from a treadmill, rowing machine, exercise bike, to free weights, medicine balls, skipping ropes etc please call Colm on 086 8807354 or Joe on 087 1334256 or e-mail info@kingscourtstars.ie and we’ll gladly free up some space for you
LOTTO
The winning numbers in the Lotto this week were 11, 14, 23 & 25 (Bonus 10). There was no jackpot or Match 3 winners. Next week’s jackpot will be €10,200 and the draw will take place on Sunday 13th November.
GAA ORAL HISTORY PROJECT
The GAA Oral History Project is an opportunity to be involved in the largest sport’s history project in the world. Every club has its own unique stories, personalities and experiences and this project wants to make sure that our club’s history is recorded so that future generations will know the contribution that our club and individual members in our locality have made to the GAA and have your story preserved in the GAA Museum in Croke Park.
This is not just a story about the famous players and famous matches, but about the grassroots who are responsible for keeping the Association alive. This project aims to be a representative survey of attitudes to and experiences of the GAA among Irish people – be they good or bad.
To get involved, just click here and look at the various options.You could maybe ask your teacher to do a class project or contact Niall Reilly if you can think of someone who you fell the club should contact in this regard. For more details on this project you can contact the Project Team directly via www.gaahistory.com or give Arlene Crampsie a ring on 01-6147456.
CAVAN CAMOGIE HISTORY BOOK
A fantastic new book has recently been published by the Cavan Camogie Board It is a book containing 100 years of camogie in the County of Cavan, showing 100’s of photographs and lovely memories from different clubs. The book has been favourably received and can be purchased at The Well Shop in town at a cost of €30.00 which is great value when you see the memories of the sport it contains.
