Toome Notes
Lotto: No winner for the week 28/05/12 numbers drawn were 2-10-15-24, winners of the €20 lucky dip were S Devlin Corteen, Enda Rooney Blayney, Eugene Mc Ardle New York, Marie Kelly Longfield, Francis Donnelly Anadrummond. Next week’s jackpot is €2500.
Astro-Turf: Spaces available contact Louis @087-6503826.
Nursery Games: Continue every Friday @ 5.30pm until 6.30pm, for kids aged from 3-6 years €2.00 per family.
U8’s Training: Have now CHANGED to a Friday evening from 6.30 until 7.30pm old and new members welcome, guaranteed great fun, for more info contact Eddie on 087-9654331.
Dinner Dance: was held on Sat night last, winners of the draw on the night was 1st prize went of €500 went to Maeve Mc Ginn kindly donated back to Toome GAA, 2nd prize Bernie Ruddy, 3rd prize Louis Mc Donnell, 4th Evelyn Gallagher, 5th prize Michael Fee, 6th Siobhan Boyle. Thank you to everyone who supported us on the night.
Sympathies are extended to The Tavey Family Castleblayney on the recent death of Vincent Tavey, To Raymond Byrne, on the death of his sister, Aisling Collins, Killanny. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dilish.
U16FLD2 v Clontibret. 2012. Toome U16’s continued on their winning ways with a convincing 2-20 to 1-6 victory over a very determined Clontibret side, in a sun – drenched St. Victor’s Park, on 24/05/12. Goals by a very impressive Sean McMahon, and, the equally dominant Aaron Kelly, in the 15th and 18th minutes, without reply, set the game trend. A further 2 points from Sean, three from Aaron and one from James Wilson, gave the Reds a comfortable lead of 2-7 to 0.4 at the interval. Clontibret raised their game on the resumption, tagging on 1-1 within the first ten minutes but the home side responded with some outstanding points, particularly from Aaron and Ciaran McCooey and, in the last ten minutes, James and Ryan Murphy gave an exhibition in the art of astute positioning and accurate point scoring. This was a team victory. Every player played his part; Hugo Connolly instills tremendous confidence – one particular save in the second half was simply brilliant. Barteck, Darragh McKenna and Micky Connolly were rock solid and consistent throughout. Ryan Murphy, (0-3), Danny Friskey and Mark McMahon, were most effective in defending, and providing the springboard for most of the attacks. Sean McMahon (1-2) was in powerful form. Kieran Blessing gets through an amount of work. The ever dependable Frank Connolly, the wonderfully accurate Aaron Kelly (1-7), and the elusive Ciaran McCooey (0-2), were most effective. James Wilson (0-6) displayed a wide range of his natural talents; one point off his left foot from the right side after 50 minutes was very special. Conan McGovern and Luke Murtagh made life difficult for the opposing backs. Mark Byrne faired very well when he replaced Barteck at half time.St. Victors head the league table with a game in hand, over Carrick,whom they meet in Emmett Park on their next outing, on the 21st June.Your support would be welcomed.See you there!
