Fixtures
We host Drumhowan on Saturday evening at 5oclock in the reserve league
Juvenile presentation
The club greatly appreciate the time and effort of all involved with the under age players. The importance of coaching and discipline instilled at juvenile level greatly reflect on our future adult sides, these facts were also highlighted by County star Kieran Hughes during his impressive under age presentation deliverance. Many thanks to all parents and members that attended our annual registration and presentation last Tuesday night. Many of our under age players are paid up members and ready to go for the season. Would those that were unable to attend the function kindly insure that they are paid up before togging out.
Lotto
Week ending 19th March Jackpot 13,900Euro. Numbers drawn 25, 3, 2, 7 No winners. Lucky dips. Sean Guinan, Francis Kelly, Mary Quinn, Orla Barrett, Catherine Scully, John Doyle. Next week jackpot 14,00 Euro. Draw in Shirley Arms. Majella on duty 2 Euro each 3 for 5 Euro
Minors
Killanny minors travelled to Kilcoo on Tuesday evening last to play the locals in what was a competitive challenge to get the season underway. A word of thanks to the Kilcoo club for providing the after match refreshments. Our season gets underway properly on Tuesday the 28th when Carrickmacross Emmets are the visitors to Pairc Eanna for the first league game of the year. Throw in is at 6.30pm and your support would be greatly appreciated.
U14’s
Drumhowan are the visitors to Killanny this Saturday the 25th at 2.00. Come along and support the team.
U12’s
The U12 team made the short journey to Magheracloone on Saturday afternoon last. The Killanny boys were slow to settle which allowed Magheracloone claim a lead which they never surrendered.
In the second half Killanny came more into the game but by this stage Magheracloone were not to be denied. Between the sticks Ronan O’Reilly was accurate with his kick outs despite difficult conditions There were good performances in defence from Tomas Quinn, Daragh Finnegan and Colin Murphy. At midfield Conaill Marry and Daniel Kelly worked hard through out. In attack Daniel Breen, Adam Callan and Sean Duffy all tried hard. Conor Burns and Cian Donoghue were Killanny’s chief scorers, while Sean McMahon and Oisin Gartlan worked hard when introduced. The next match is on Saturday the 1st of April at home to Cremartin where we will be looking for a better performance.
