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Lorrha GAA News

November 8, 2018

Intermediate: With Tipperary’s championship at and end, the club championship will get into full swing shortly with Lorrha set to take on Shannon Rovers on the weekend of 11-12 August.

Junior: Lorrha 1-10 Borris-Ileigh 2-14
A poor start, which yielded two goals to Borris-Ileigh, was costly as Lorrha lost their second game in the championship.
Lorrha trailed by 2-8 to 0-4 midway through the first half but a John Lambe goal gave Lorrha hope and trailed 2-10 to 1-6 at half time. The second half was a tight affair with Lorrha giving as good as they were getting but the poor start separated the sides throughout the game and Borris held on for victory.
Team: Ken Hogan, Patrick Hough, Tom Madden, Dermot Power; Graham Houlihan, Enda Moran, Donal Kennedy; Ronan King, Brendan Fogarty; James O’Meara, Liam Carroll, Michael O’Meara; Eoin Gormally, David Haughton, John Lambe. Subs: Sean Cleary, Diarmaid Mannion, David Sullivan.
Lorrha are due to play Kildangan in our next game. Check paper for fixture.

Minor: Lorrha 3-15 Kilruane MacDonaghs 3-16
An injury time goal 21 yard free from Tipp minor star Seamus Hennessy was the difference as Kilruane came from behind in a cracking game in Moatfield on Friday evening.
An early goal from Cian Hogan settled Lorrha down and with Patrick Maher in top form, Kilruane lead 1-9 to 1-7 at half time. A goal early in the second half from Sean Cleary put Lorrha in a strong position and with Cleary, Ciaran Haugh, Brendan O’Brien and Patrick Maher adding points, Lorrha lead by two points going into added time.
Then the drama began as Kilruane went in front with a goal but Lorrha went straight back up field and Sean Cleary managed to shoot to the net. But there was still time and Kilruane went on the attack and won a 21 yard free which Seamus Hennessy blasted to the net to win the game for the visitors.
Team: Willie Maher; Conor Haugh, Diarmaid Mannion, Sean O’Meara; Andrew Hoctor, Graham Houlihan, Ciaran Duggan; Ciaran Haugh (0-4, 1 free, 1 65), Brendan Fogarty; Cian Hogan (1-0), Patrick Maher (0-7, 3 frees), Eoin O’Meara; David Fogarty, Brendan O’Brien (0-1), Sean Cleary (2-3). Sub: Ronan Moore.
Despite the defeat, Lorrha are through to the semi-finals and still have one game to play against Borris-Ileigh, which will decide our semi-final opponents.

Under 16: Lorrha suffered a narrow one point defeat to Kilruane in Moatfield on Monday evening last. Lorrha looked in a strong position when they struck for a third goal early in the second half but Kilruane finished strongly to emerge winners by 2-15 to 4-8.

Parish Golf Outing: The 2007 Lorrha Parish Golf Outing takes place in Birr Golf Club on Saturday, 25 August. Tee Times available from 8.30am to 1pm and a time sheet is in operation by contacting Tony Coen on 090-9747972

Lotto: The numbers drawn this week were: 2 – 5 – 7 – 9. No Winner.
The Lucky Dips were: Biddy Glynn, Martin & Frank, Win & Spin, Lucky and Billy Gleeson. The Winning Promoters were: Madeleine Maher, Billy Dagg and Louis McCormack.
The €7,650 Jackpot will be drawn on Sunday night in Pat Hough’s with Team 2 in charge of the draw. Thank you for your continued support.
You can play the Lorrha GAA Club Lotto Online by going to our website: lorrha-dorrha.tipperary.gaa.ie and clicking on the lotto icon. The number of players who have joined is growing by the week. You can register your numbers for 4 to 52 weeks and get free entries on the length of time you enter for.

Old Time Dancing: Our Old Time Dancing continues in the GAA Clubhouse on Friday night to the music of Solitaire. Dancing 9.30pm to 12.30am.

Sympathy: Lorrha GAA Club would like to sympathise with the Kennedy family on the death of Una Kennedy, Lordpark who died last week. May she rest in peace.
Lorrha GAA Club would like to sympathise with the Hogan family on the death of Pauline Mitchell, nee Hogan who died in England last week. May she rest in peace.