News

Weekly club news.

November 8, 2018


SENIOR

Under-21A: On Sunday afternoon the under-21A hurlers progressed to the semi-final stage of the north championship thanks to a 2-12 to 1-4 win over Roscrea. A full report on this game can be found here. The draw for the semi-finals took place on Monday evening, November 11th. and we have been drawn to meet Kilruane MacDonagh’s.

Dr Harty Cup: On Wednesday last Nenagh CBS lost to Rochestown College on a 1-10 to 4-7 scoreline in Cahir. Nenagh CBS return to Cahir on Wednesday, November 13th when they face Blackwater Community School.

CAMOGIE

Under-12: Our under-12s finished their year on Sunday last when they were beaten in the league semi-final by a superb Clonoulty-Rossmore outfit in The Ragg. The girls have had a wonderful year winning the under-12 championship and competing in numerous blitzs throughout the season. We wish to thank their management team of Greg Browne, Philip Shanahan, Pat Sheridan, Caitriona Morris and Mairead Long who so selflessly gave so much of their time to this team and all the players had great fun along the way.

Under-14: Our under-14 team finished their season on a high note winning the league final when they beat Newport on a scoreline of 1-6 to 0-1. Maeve Coffey scored Nenagh’s goal while Vanessa Ryan played a captain’s part throughout and collected the cup on behalf of her wonderful team mates. The club thanks all the mentors who gave so much to the girls namely Noel Coffey, Martin Ryan, Maeve Maloney and Catherine Kennedy.

Minor: Our minor team tested the hearts of all Éire Óg supporters in the county minor B championship final when they dramatically grabbed a draw from the jaws of defeat with a last second goal against Cashel in The Ragg. This was the first time the club ever played in a county minor decider and it looked as if the occasion had gotten to our players as we failed to turn up for the first half. It was all Cashel and they went into the break deservedly winning 1-8 to 0-2. Our girls were not going to give up easily and inspired by a Grace O’Brien goal they clawed their way back into the game and entering injury time there were three points between us. We never gave up and in the fourth minute of injury time O’Brien again goaled for as dramatic an equaliser as you are likely to ever see. It looks as if the replay will be on Sunday week, November 24th in The Ragg.

Presentation Night: All our successful teams from this year will be presented with their medals on Saturday, November 30th in The Complex. We look forward to seeing all our mentors, players and their parents there on the night.

JUVENILE

Coaches & Mentors: Nenagh Éire Óg is calling on those interested in becoming coaches and/or mentors to young players to make contact with the juvenile committee. Due to the increase in young players coming to MacDonagh Park the juvenile committee is inviting anyone interested in becoming a coach or mentor at juvenile level in 2014 to contact the secretary Anne Kennedy on 087 133 6024 – you can also email Anne on juvsecnenagheireog@gmail.com. The Éire Óg club would especially welcome expressions of interest from current or past adult players before finalising the management teams for the individual groups prior to the 2014 season. Please try to make contact with Anne before Friday, November 15th.

CLUB NEWSLETTER

The October edition of the club newsletter is now available – click here.

This month’s features reviews of three county finals; in our archive section we look back at the successes of the 1977 minor team; we meet up with Claire Collins and Paul Lillis while Willie Bolger talks to us from the land down under!

Thanks again to the club communications sub-committee and in particular to Catherine McTiernan and Enda O’Sullivan for pulling all this information together.

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