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CLYDA ROVERS GAA LOTTO JACKPOT NOW STANDS AT €6,650

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Rose O Callaghan scoops Clyda Rovers Lotto Jackpot of €12,500
The Clyda Rovers GAA Lotto Jackpot which stood at an historic total of €12,500 for over 12 months Was finally won by Rose O’Callaghan from Bachelors Walk in Mallow. The Cheque was present to Her by the Club in Derry Murphy’s bar Mourneabbey last Thursday night. Jerry O’Donoghue who sold the winning
Ticket was also present. Jerry continues to do sterling work for the Clyda Rovers Lotto, and Club treasurer John Dorgan
Acknowledged that on the night when he noted” It was great that the winning ticket was sold by Jerry as he Has been selling tickets since the lotto started 14 years ago.” John also said that the new Jackpot is Starting off at a high total as well “the New Jackpot will start off at a massive high of over €6500 and that’s a great Help to us selling the tickets after the Jackpot was won”
Chairman Noel Walsh remarked also “We would like to congratulate Rose and Jerry for buying & selling the winning ticket.It’s been a great boost to the Club having such a large Jackpot for the past 12 months and we would like to thank all our members who sold tickets to make our lotto such a success.”
Also present at the presentation were the members of Roses family and members of the Clyda Rovers Lotto Committee.
All –Ireland Fundraising Draw Raises €4000 for Our Lady’s Hospital Crumlin.
Clyda Rovers Senior & Juvenile Club would like to thank all the people who so kindly Purchased and sold cards for the All-Ireland Fundraising Draw.
It proved to be a massive success with €4,000 being raised for Our Lady’s Hospital Crumlin. The draw toke place in Conway’s Bar Burnfort and the winning prize was pulled out by Gavin Dennehey.
Pat Mullins from Mitchelstown won the grand prize and the club extends our congratulations ,Timmy Murphy Newgrove sold the winning card,
Proud Day For Carey Family and Club
Last Saturday in Thurlus, Cork regained the All-Ireland U21 Football title after a wait of 11 years.
A big following from Clyda Rovers GAA Club made the journey up to voice our support to the Cork team
And in particular to Ray Carey who played corner back on the cork team. All knew it wasn’t going to be easy
To secure the title, in the second half loais began to take control and a great block from ray when a certain goal seemed on,
Saved Cork from going further behind, with 5 mins to go, all seemed lost until Ballyclough man
Colm O’Neill billowed the net, from there cork got the winning free and held out for victory.
We extend our congratulations to Ray who for the past number of years has put in enormous effort with this
Great U21 team, he became one of the few clyda players in history to bring back an all-Ireland medal to the club.
We wish him every success to him in the future which were sure is a great one.
We all express congratulations to fellow North Cork player Colm O’Neill and Selector Michael Linehan of Killavullen
Who were part of this great Cork set-up
Corkman 8th March 2007
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Clyda puc fada hits €1,600 for Marymount

ON Saturday last in Mourneabbey Community Centre Clyda Rovers GAA Club presented a cheque for €1600 to The Friends of Marymount Hospice, the proceeds of the Clubs St Stephen’s Day Puc Fada.
This is the third year that the puc fada took place with over 60 people taking part.
Past charities who have benefited have been the tsunami relief fund and Bothar.
Chairman of Clyda Rovers Noel Walsh said at the presentation that “Marymount was a most worth cause this year”.
He praised all the people who took part in the puc fada competition and a great day was had by all. He also gave particular praise to Derry Murphy, who organised the event.
Cait McCarthy of Marymount Hospice thanked Clyda Rovers for picking their charity this year and said the money was going to a very worthy cause.
Derry Murphy, who co-ordinated the puc fada, also remarked “not only was money raised through the puc fada entrance fee, but that there was a collection bucket in his bar, through which customers gave generously”.

Derry is already looking forward to next year’s event and believe “we could surpass the amount Clyda Rovers raised of €1,600 this year”.
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Brian Kelleher
Clyda Rovers GAA Club would like to pass on our sympathies to the Kelleher Family On the death of Garda Brian Kelleher, Brian played underage for Clyda until U21. He also was part of the historic Clyda Rovers GAA tour of America, Ar dheis de go raibh anam.
Membership
Club Membership Fees 2007
Working Adult : €30
Apprentices: €25
O.A.P: €20
3^rd Level: €20
2^nd Level: €15
Note: From March 31^st all Membership Totals will Double So Please Pay up During March if you have not Joined.
New Club Merchandise
The Club has a limited number of Official O’Neill club hoodies sale for €40.
Contact John Nunan 0868054098 for further Details.

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AGM 2006

Clyda Rovers AGM

There was a Large Attendance at the Clyda Rovers AGM which toke place on Friday night Last

In Mourneabbey Community Centre. Chairman Noel Walsh opened the meeting. Club Secretary Aisling Murphy gave a very detailed secretary’s report as did the Hurling Secretary

Padraig O’Mullane, John Dorgan Club treasurer then outlined the club accounts giving great thanks to The Lotto Sellers as well as to John Roche and the Golf Classic Committee,Club Chairman Noel Walsh then gave his address praising all who are involved in the great development

With the new pitch and dressing rooms. He looked forward to 2007 with confidence and praised all the players and Mentors for there commitment to the club in 2006.

He also outlined further Club Development plans for New Gym and Hurling Alley to the Membership. Father Corkery then presided over the election of officers.

President: John O’Sullivan Vice Pres: John Looney, Father Corkery, Derry Murphy, Joe Walsh, Tom Murphy, John Stack & John Hegarty

Chairman: Noel Walsh

Vice Chairman: John Roche

Secretary: Aisling Murphy

Assistant Secretary: Michael Dorgan

Treasurer: John Dorgan

Assistant Treasurer: Fergal Cronin

PRO: Keith Neville

County Board Delegate: James Coakley

North Cork Board Delegates: Colman Walsh & John Walsh

Hurling Secretary Padraig O’Mullane

Players Rep: Dermot Fitzgerald

Lotto Committee: Noel Walsh, Aisling Murphy, John Dorgan, Fergal Cronin, Dan Joe Browne, Donie Mulchay, Derry Murphy, Jerry O’Donoghue.

Club Development Committee: Cormac O Sullivan, Dan O Sullivan, Padraig O Mullane, Frankie Fitzpatrick, Done Mulchay & John Roche.

Premier Intermediate Football Selectors: Donie Mulchay, Mick O’Shea, Don Mcevoy.

Junior A Hurling Selectors: Dan O’sullivan, Timmy O’Callaghan, Paul Walsh, John Hegarty

Junior B Championship & Div 2 Football: Jerry Hegarty, Kevin Creedon, Sean Coulton

U21 Football and Div 3 Football: Cathal Cronin, Brendan Walsh & Denis Church

Junior B Hurling and u21 Hurling: Tomas Harold, Frankie Fitzpatrick & Tadgh O’Mullane

Minor Football & Hurling: Noel Walsh, John Roche, Donal O’Mullane, Tony O’Gorman, Liam Madden.

Player of the Year: Ray Carey

Clubman of the Year: John Dorgan,

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