On Friday night past we held our annual juvenile awards night writes Brian Cunningham.
This was an opportunity to celebrate the collective and individual successes achieved by our teams across all codes in 2014. A big thank you to everyone whom helped out on the night, including members of the Comhaltas who treated those assembled to some of our traditional music, our own senior county players who took time to come along and make the awards to the players and Siobhan Coulter whom travelled from Antrim to make a presentation to the parents and children who took part in our successful introduction to Camogie course which took place in early 2014. Special mention to our Under 12 player Erin O’Neill who was to be awarded Under 12 Girls Football Most Improved Player of the Year, unfortunately Erin was unable to attend the awards as she was in hospital. Well done Erin from everyone in the club.
Photos from the Presentation -Click Link on Facebook.
U-12 Hurling most Improved Player of the Year – Tom O’Neill & Padraig King, Player of the Year – Joseph O’Boyle.
U14 Hurling Most Improved Player of the Year – Ruairi Howell Player of the Year – Eoin Maginn
U16 Hurling Player of The Year – Joe Cunningham
U12 Camogie Player Of The Year Molly McAlinden,
U14 Camogie player of the year is Amy Barr U16 Camogie player of the year is Caitriona Caldwell Girls football
U12 Girls Footballers most Improved Player of the Year Erin O’Neill Player of the Year Eimear Rice
U14 Girls Footballers Most Improved Player of the Year jointly goes to Aislinn Hawkins & Orla Morgan
U14 Player of the Year – Nadine McAleenan U16 Girls Footballers most improved Oonagh Rice, player of the year Catriona Caldwell. Boys football
U12 Football Most Improved Player of the Year Tom O’ Neill and Ryan Milligan, player Of The Year is Matthew McCabe.
U14 Football Most Improved Player of the Year Eoin Maginn, player of the Year Callum McKibben and Matthew Carville
U16 Football most Improved Player of the year is Ruairi Feenan, player of the year is Gareth McKibben.
Tickets for the Christmas pantomime are selling like the proverbial hot cakes, with only a few left for the Saturday night show. This show has everything you need for a great night out. So come along and support the town and enjoy Jack and his Giant Beanstalk. The pantomine is on this Friday 12th and Saturday 13th of December and tickets priced £10 are available from Walkers Newsagents only.
The Club now has 20 Down GAA tickets, priced at £120 for sale. If anyone wishes to purchase a ticket, please contact Brian O’Neill. Anyone interested in juvenile coaching in any code in 2015 please contact John O’Neill on 07711737610.
Castlewellan GAC takes great pride in those that represent us outside of club colours. Saturday last was no different at Pearse Ogs ground in Armagh where St Malachy’s High School contested the Ulster Medallian Centre Shield camogie final where they were most impressive in victory. Superbly represented by Castlewellan’s very own Becky White, Jade Hammond, Rebecca Toner and Aising O’Neill this was a quite brilliant achievement and added congratulations to coach Grace Duffin.
At the same venue Assumption Grammar School upset all the odds by winning Ulster’s Corn an Athur O Daibhin Cup by the narrowest of margins. Congratulations to Town girls Sinead Sweeney, Ciara Gibson, Ailing Connolly, Cattiona Caldwell, Anna Rogan and Nicola McCabe. Congratulations to Noreen Known part of the coaching team.
A schedule of upcoming coaching courses has been posted on the club website under latest news. Anyone interested in partaking in any of these courses please contact John O’Neill on 07711737610.
We are appealing to all our members, parents of players and friends to play our lottery. There are lottery banks and books in many local businesses so please play the clubs lottery with a chance to win our jackpot of around £8k. The easiest way is to play online so go to the club’s website for simple instructions. Please make the effort to play and support the club for as little at a £1 line.
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