Players Meeting: There was a very good attendance at our 2015 players meeting held last Friday night Jan 23rd in Ballinahinch Community Centre. Team manager Mike Sheehy & his management team all addressed the meeting and the players were left with no doubts as to what is expected of them in the coming year. A provisional training schedule was presented and training will commence on Tuesday Feb 3rd for all players. We wish everyone concerned players, management & backroom team all the very best for 2015.
Prediction Quiz: Following on from the success of the quiz in 2014, the Juvenile club will again run this competition for 2015. Entry forms are available from the committee as well as on the club website and Facebook page. First prize is €200, 2nd price is €150 and third is €50. Deadline for entries is 6th February 2015.
Lotto: Our lotto draw continues every week. Numbers drawn last week were 16,18,21,24. As there was no winner our jackpot is now € 8,650. This week’s draw takes place in Ryan’s Bar, Killoscully on Thursday night Jan 29th.
Membership: Membership for 2015 can now be paid to club Registrar or Treasurer. Membership rates remain the same for 2015 at €40.00 for adult & €20.00 for students. As per document presented to our players meeting all players are requested to have their membership paid by Tuesday March 17th. We also invite new members to join the club for 2015. Also please note as a member of the GAA club you can make use of the facilities in the Handball Alley in Ballinahinch. We will be having our annual draw for a prize of €100.00 in early April for those who pay their club membership by March 31st
Progressive 45 Drive: Continues every Thursday night in Ballinahinch Community Centre under the watchful eyes of Dermot & John Joe Bourke.
Looking back 15 years: On Monday Jan 24th 2000 a motion submitted by Ballinahinch GAA club to alter the running of the North Tipperary Junior A hurling championship was passed unanimously by delegates of the North Tipperary Board. The motion was to change the structure from a 2 group system to a 1 group system. 2 years later in 2002 we went on to win North & County titles in this championship.
Sympathies: The club would like to extend it’s deepest sympathies to the O’Brien family, Newtown on the recent passing of Des O’Brien. Des’ wife Aine is a member of the Killoscully players. Go raibh trocaire ar an ainm. |
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