Juniors
Our scheduled game with Oram on Wednesday last was cancelled due to the pitch been unplayable. We ae due to play Drumhowan on Sunday morning at 12 oclock sharp in Pairc Eanna. All players to be in pitch at 11.15.
Minors
Our minors were beaten by Monaghan Harps in the championship last Tuesday evening. This concludes our interest in the minor football for this season.
Under 16
Well done to the under 16 boys who have reached the final of the league by beating Donaghmoyne by three points on Thursday last.
Under 16 Final
The under 16 boys are playing Scotstown in the under 16 final tonight in Blackhill at 7.00. Plenty of support would be greatly appreciated.
Leaving Cert
Congratulations to all the students who received their leaving cert results last week. Well done and good luck with the future with whatever path you choose.
Mini Festival
Killanny Community and Sports Centre committee presents a mini Festival this week end. There is something for all the family from Farmers Market, BBQ, Ceoltas session, Car Boot sale, childrens novelties, Vintage run, live music by Rubex. Admissio only 15 Euro. Come along and join in the festivities.
Sympathy
Deepest sympathy to Keith McAlister and his family on the death of his mother. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam dhilis.
Eamonn Clarke R.I.P.
It was with deep sadness that the people of the area learned of the passing of Eamonn Clarke. Joey as he was affectionately known bore his illness with great dignity in the company of his family members. During his time as a playing member of the Geraldines he was a stylish, hardworking player that give of his best and expected the same from his collegues. He maintained a high level of fitness at all times. As a player he also togged out for Annaghminnon Rovers and finished his playing days with Louth side St. Mochtas. It was here that he astablished a successful pub business for a time and he also built his home. Joey displayed his hurling skills with Carrick Emmets for a number of seasons.
A carpenter by trade Joey brought the same level of skill to his workplace. This scribbler as did everyone else that had the privilage to know Joey found him to be an honourable, kind and trustworthy person, one also had to respect his views as he was seldom for turning. These facts were highlighted by the large turn-out at his wake and on the following Sunday when St. Endas Church was packed for his Memorial Mass. We extend our condolences to his extended family. May he rest in peace. Go ndeana Dia trocaire ar a anam dhilis.
By michael
Mon 20th Aug
