A Big Congrats to the Dublin Ladies Senior Football on completing the 2-in-a-row and to our own Ken Robinson and Paul Casey who are part of the management team. Disappointment for our Senior footballers who lost to St. Vincent’s, the now play a relegation match vs Parnells. Well done to our Senior Camogie team who opened their Championship with a win. Junior Ladies footballers have Championship semi-final Friday night in the 12th Lock. The Senior Hurlers are out Sunday vs Cuala 4pm in Parnell Park.

Lotto

There was no winner of the lotto on the 13th September; the numbers were 2, 11, 12 and 24. Next weeks’ jackpot €2,600, draw will be managed by Josephine Donohue and is sponsored by Newcastle Golf Centre. Play Online Or Tickets can be purchased at the Club, in Carey’s Newsagents, in Vesey Arms or Kenny’s Bar.

Golf Society Seamus Fagan’s Captains Day Results.

Captains Prize Winner, Dave Cullen (14) 35pts, Second Seamus Fagan (12) 35 pts, Third Stephen

Murphy (13) 34pts

Category 1 Winner Jack Butler (15) 32pts, Category 1 runner-up Mick O’Hara (16) 31pts.

Category 2 Winner Billy Hayes (19) 33pts, Category 2 runner-up Dave Murray (18) 32pts BB9.

Category 3 Winner Pat Keane (23) 32pts, Category 3 runner-up Liam Carton (31) 26pts BB3.

Nearest the Pin Mick Roche, Longest Drive Seamus Fagan.

Golfer of the Year Joe Donnelly

Congratulations to all the winners.

Thanks to Kilcock Golf Club and also to the Lucan Spa Hotel for hosting the Captains Dinner. Special

thanks to Gerry Reynolds, Seamus Clandillon, Stephen Murphy and all those who entertained us on a

very enjoyable evening.

Congratulations and good luck to Gerry Mescall who is the Society Captain for 2019.

CÚPLA FOCAL’ Club continues every Monday if interested email [email protected]

Sars Stars – ‘GAA for All’ resumes on Tuesday 11th September following a very successful first

series before the summer.

Bingo is on Wednesdays 8:30pm.

The 25 Card Drive resumes on Friday 12th October 2018 and will continue every Friday to May 2019.

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