Joan scoops record lotto – Race night Friday 15th – U11s D-Day Saturday

Sport

Joan scoops record lotto – Race night Friday 15th – U11s D-Day Saturday

The record lotto jackpot at Kilworth Celtic FC, standing at €13,950, was finally won at their recent draw by a local subscriber.

Friday, 15 March 2013
7:20 AM GMT



Yes folks as the headline suggests, what a week! On Tuesday night last local well known villager, Joan McSweeney scooped the €13,950 record lotto jackpot after she managed to match the winning combination of 2, 7, 17 and 24 as they rolled from the drum in Jimmy’s Bar. Well done to Joan who has supported the lotto draw for many years and best of luck with the winnings. Joan will receive her cheque over the weekend.

Race Night March 15th 8pm

The first major fundraiser happens this coming Friday night, March 15th at 8pm in The Village Inn. This is the first running of this event with all monies raised going toward the Sheila Flynn Park development fund, so we would ask everyone to come along on the night and support. With well over 100 underage members between the fun leagues and schoolboys teams, the Sheila Flynn Park development will be a much needed facility for generations to come, so let’s go racing.

Anyone can help in this fundraiser by buying a horse or a share in a horse on the night in the auction race. Anyone wishing to contribute by way of sponsorship can do so by taking out an advertisement in the race card for the night in the auction race, so it’s sure to be a great night of entertainment and suspense, as no doubt all the horse owners, jockeys, trainers etc will be anxious to shout on and indeed place a bet on their own horse on the night.

First race gets underway at around 8pm, so don’t be late folks. Anyone wishing to help out and support the fundraiser can do so by contacting Gus on 086 3685033, Kevin on 086 0836930 or John on 087 9630461.

Lotto

Results from 12th Mar, jackpot €13,950 at Jimmy’s Bar. Numbers drawn – 2, 7, 17 and 24. Winner – Joan McSweeney, The Square, Kilworth.

Next week’s jackpot €750. Draw will take place in The Village Inn at 9pm sharp. All support appreciated and welcomed.

D-Day for U11s

Yes folks, it’s finally arrived. The much awaited U11 league title play-off game against Valley Rangers is upon us with this Saturday seeing the lads travel to Tallow (Brideview Utd) to take on Valley Rangers in a winner takes all encounter.

After a hard fought winter campaign the lads will try to make it all worthwhile in Tallow on Saturday. Kick off time is 1pm in the final, so the club would ask all parents, grandparents, etc to come along and give the team their support on the day. This is the club’s first season in many years competing in the underage leagues and great credit must go to Kevin and Emmett, who have these lads where they are at present.

Valley will be raging hot favourites on the day with a number of very strong players in their ranks who are capable of winning games on their own. Celtic have a strong team mentality and are sure to be difficult to beat, but it will all come down to the best team on the day. Hopefully the lads will return to Kilworth with some served silverware.

Note: Parents – As this is a final all players are required to wear black shorts and black socks on the day. A limited number of same will be available on the day, but if you have same, please ensure the players brings these on the day. Best of luck to everyone and bring home the title lads. Cars leaving the sq Saturday at 11.50am sharp.

U12s in cup semi

Celtic U12’s play Castlebridge Celtic FC in the cup semi-final. This game is put back until early April, so watch out for some upcoming friendlies against Fermoy. This will be a huge task for the lads as the last encounter with the East Cork side saw them fall to their heaviest defeat of the season, losing 8-2. Anyway, the lads will give it their best shot when the times comes, so watch this space.

Juniors hand points to Brideview

Celtic juniors once again handed the opposition the points when affording the away team a walkover on Sunday last. Once again very disappointing that the juniors continue to struggle for numbers every weekend. This season alone, there has been huge expense with the juniors in insurance, registration fees and not to mention fines etc, but word has it that this could be the last straw with some serious changes ahead for next season. Watch this space.

Sheila Flynn Park Development

Engineers continue to work on preliminary plans for review with local house owners, and with perculation tests scheduled this week, it looks like we could have some progress in the coming months so we still await word on this from the engineer employed.

Once all of this has been completed the club will hold an open meeting to let the public and any interested/concerned parties have their input and review on the plans. Anyone interested in lending their support, time, help or anything no matter how small can do so by contacting Gus on 086 3685033 or Kevin on 086 0836930.

Fundraising Committee

The fundraising committee continue to work in the background and the first major fundraiser will be a fun race night on March 15th hosted by The Village Inn. Huge work already gone into this project behind the scenes and these fundraisers will be key in securing the much needed funds to apply for grants etc, as the club look to develop their grounds and facilities, so all help will be greatly appreciated. This committee is chaired by John Caplice (087 9630461).

Training

Training for the U11/U12 age groups will continue on Thursday evenings 7-8pm unless otherwise advised by the group text process.

Note: The wearing of shin pads is compulsory for all players including training.

U17, U18 and junior training continues every week and as usual the group text process will advise all of day and times.

Saturday Fixtures –

U11 – League title play-off, 1pm kick off in Tallow. Cars leave sq at 11.50am sharp. U12 – No game. U18 – No game at time of going to press but this could change.

Sunday fixtures

Juniors – TBD. Watch the group text for further details.



blog comments powered by Disqus