Caulry GAA PRO Notes 13th May

Post date: May 14, 2012 1:2:39 PM

See the following match reports below:

- U/12: Moate v Caulry (09/05)

- U/14: Moate v Caulry (10/05)

- Co League Div 5: Caulry v Maryland (11/05)

Announcements:

- Fund Raiser Club Family Day & Fun Cycle event 23rd June, see below.

- Leinster Minor Football: Well done to Caulry player Michael McMahon and the Westmeath Minor team following their extra time qualifier victory over Carlow in the Leinster Minor Championship. Westmeath now meet Wicklow in a Leinster quarter-final tie next Saturday

- We wish U14 players Conor McCormack and Irwyn Griffin speedy recoveries from a recent illness and injury respectively.

- Congratulations to Aaron Ganley on coming second in the Boys u13 section of the World Irish Dancing Championship recently.

Fixtures:

- U/12 League Caulry v Garrycastle, the Park, Wedneday 16th May

- U/14 League Caulry v Shandonagh, The Park, Thursday, May 17th at 7pm

- U/16 League : Caulry away to Rosemount, Monday May 21st at 7pm

- Minor League :Caulry away to Coralstown/Kinnegad Sunday, May 20th, 11am

Co League Div 5

Caulry entertained near neighbours Maryland in a Div 5 League game in the Park on Friday evening last. Following their

Caulry Under 12 Football

Despite the cold and blusterly conditions, Caulry and Moate Under 12 footballers served up two excellently contested games at Hogan Park, Moate on Wednesday last. At the end Caulry came away with a good aggregate victory.

Caulry were well served on the evening by the following: Christian Stephens, Jack Sheehan, Luke Hamilton, Darcy Lawless, Matthew Nally, Eugene Costello, Adam Donoghue, Ciaran Geoghegan, Dylan Lowry, Shane Cleary, Sean Fox, Colin Murphy, Jack Malone, Rian Rasmussen, Shane Hynes, Daniel Buckley, Keith Buckley, Zac Nolan, Glen Carolan, Thomas Dunning, Liam Doyle, Adam Mullins, Neil Clinton.

Caulry Under 14 Football

On Thursday last Caulry travelled to Hogan Park to take on Moate in the League. Despite being short some players, Caulry fielded a relatively strong team. Caulry had the stronger first half but the Moate lads showed more determination in the second half and deservedly finished ahead at the final whistle. On the night Liam Malynn had an excellent game in goals distributing the ball excellently. Sean Clinton, Kevin O’Flaherty and Charlie Parker excelled in the backline and Emmet Nally and Kealan Dollard played well at midfield.

Team: Liam Malynn, Charlie Parker, Sean Clinton, Lee Guinan, Kevin O’Flaherty, Darren Hynds, Jack Connaughton, Emmet Nally, Kealan Dollard, Sean Woods, Jack Bradbury Hughes, Mathew Nally, Aaron Fallon, Peter O’Kelly Lynch, Neil Fleming, Dylan Lowry.

Club Family Day & Cycle Event

Caulry are organising a Club Family Day which will be centred around a Fun Cycle event for all, in the environs of Mount Temple on the 23rd June. So get your old bikes oiled up for the occasion. Full details of the event will be published shortly.

recent wins over Athlone and Killucan in this Competition, Caulry were anxious to keep the momentum going and from the throw-in took the game to their opponents with a well taken goal by full-forward Michael Fitzpatrick early in the game. Caulry held the momentum following this goal and went in at the break leading on a scoreline of 1-3 to 3 points.On the resumption, Maryland upped their game and by half-way had drawn level with Caulry following some well taken points. However following some key substitutions by Caulry, and particularly with the introduction of Jack O'Meara, the home team regained the momentum and finished the last quarter strongly, running out deserved winners on a scoreline of 1-8 to 0-7.

Team & Scorers : Sean Doyle, Ciaran Allen, Pat Buckley, Jason Walker, Eoin Donohoe, Brian Mullarney, Keith Mc Menamen (0-1), Philip Dully 0-2 (1f), Declan Donohoe, Nicky Killane(inset), Andrew O'Sullivan 0-2 (1f), Eric Fallon, Ryan Browne, Michael Fitzpatrick (1-0), Robbie Ryan (0-1).

Subs Used : James Pettit for Jason Walker (h-t), Stephen Woods for Ryan Browne ( h-t), Ernie Buckley for Robbie Ryan, Jack O.Meara (0-2) for Michael Fitzpatrick