Newmarket GAA Club held a presentation and awards night on Friday night in the Clubhouse meeting room. Club Chairman Liam Lehane welcomed the assembled crowd and paid tribute to the club’s under 21 football team on recording a third successive Duhallow championship in 2009.
He called on Fr. Herlihy P.P. and Seán Browne of club sponsors Newmarket Motors to say a few words.
Congratulations to Sinéand and Eimear Guiney on their success at the Duhallow Scór Sinsear Finals held at Kanturk Golf Club on Friday night last.
The Annual General Meeting of Newmarket GAA Club took place before a fine attendance at the clubhouse meeting room on Sunday last.
The Annual General Meeting of Newmarket GAA Club will take place on Sunday, November 29th at 3:30pm in the clubhouse meeting room. All club members are requested to attend.
Congratulations to the Duhallow under 21 hurling team that won the County Under 21 hurling championship final against Ballinhassig at Páirc Ui Rinn on Saturday. Congratulations to all involved and especially the Newmarket contingent in the panel, Kevin O’Sullivan, Nicky Flanagan and John Ryan.
The gallery has been updated with photos of the Newmarket GAA 2009 Cúl Camp, held from the 17th to 21st of August. The event was attended by Cork players Donnacha O’Connor and Michael Shields.
Congratulations to all involved.
Further congratulations go to Christophers GAA of Boston Massachusetts, on winning the North American Senior Football Championship against Parnells of Chicago on an impressive scoreline of 4-15 to 0-07 last weekend.
Congratulations to Christophers GAA of Boston Massachusetts, on winning the Senior Football Championship for the first time in their 22 year history. A powerful second half performance against Shannon Blues brought victory on a scoreline of 0-14 to 0-08, on Sunday last.
Friends and supporters of Newmarket GAA Club gathered in the United Cultural Centre in San Francisco last month where they held a fundraiser for the club.
The result of the raffle draw on the night was 1st Prize: XL GAA Jacket, Sarah Burke James; 2nd Prize: L GAA Windbreaker: Brendan Kenneally, 3rd Prize: Bottle of Jameson and GAA book: Tom O’Callaghan, Other Prizes: Bottle of Wine and GAA Book: Kevin Breslin, John Hickey, Ellen Kearney, Frank Moynihan, Brian Guiney.
Newmarket GAA Club are very grateful to the organising committee and was delighted to receive the proceeds from the event.
Newmarket’s hurlers were defeated by Meelin in an excellent Singleton Cup final played in perfect conditions at Newmarket on Sunday evening by 3-13 to 2-14.
Newmarket GAA Club celebrated the 125th anniversary of the association in splendid sunshine on Sunday afternoon.
Newmarket GAA Club will celebrate Lá nag Club, 125 Years of the GAA on Sunday next, May 10th. An open day will commence at 2pm, where a Poc Fada, Long Kick and Free Taking competitions will take place for minor, under 21 and adult players. At 3pm a football game will take place between the Newmarket under 21 teams from 1998-2001 and the Newmarket under 21 teams from 2007-2009 who shared seven Duhallow championships between them.
Who will win the "125 Years of the GAA" celebration under 21 football challenge match?
Total Voters: 22
Loading ...Congratulations to Bart Daly and fellow Duhallow representatives, Aidan Walsh, John McLoughlin and Lorcán McLoughlin and to the Cork under 21 football team on winning the All Ireland final against Down at Portlaoise on Monday, by 1-13 to 2-9.
Best wishes to Bart Daly and fellow Duhallow representatives, Aidan Walsh, John McLoughlin and Lorcán McLoughlin and to the Cork under 21 football team that will contest the All Ireland final against Down at Portlaoise on Monday, May 4th, at 3:30pm.
Congratulations to Bart Daly on winning a Munster Under 21 Football Championship medal on Saturday last when Cork beat Tipperary in Thurles with an injury time goal in the final.
The club was saddened to hear the news that broke last Wednesday morning that the legendary Jimmy Cross, author of the History of Newmarket GAA had passed away.
Newmarket GAA Club held a victory social at the Hi Land function room on Friday evening last were pride of place went to the under 21 football team that retained the Duhallow championship in 2008 and also created history by reaching the County final where they finished runners up to St. Finbarr’s.
Newmarket GAA Club will be holding a Victory Social in the Hi Land Function Room on Friday, February 6th. The successful under 21 football team that retained the Duhallow championship will be presented with their medals on the night.
A buffet meal will be served at 8pm sharp and musical entertainment will be provided by Happy Hearts. Tickets are priced at €20 each and are available from committee members.
The Annual General Meeting of Newmarket GAA Club took place recently at the clubhouse meeting room.
Outgoing Chairperson Mary Stack opened the meeting by welcoming all present. Life President Con Collins congratulated the successful under 21 football team on winning the Duhallow championship for a second successive year and Conor Cronin on winning an All Ireland Vocational Schools football medal with Cork. He also congratulated Conor on representing the Cork minor footballers and Bart Daly on being a member of the Cork under 21 football panel. He thanked the juvenile club for their contribution during the year and paid tribute to Chairperson Mary Stack and the outgoing committee for the continued redevelopment of the clubs grounds.
The draw took place on Saturday evening at the Cork County Board annual convention for the first round of the 2009 county championships, with Newmarket especially interested in the outcome of the draw for the Premier Intermediate football championship.
Newmarket were pitted against St. Vincent’s in a repeat of this years evenly contested semi final, when the city side emerged with a slender victory by 1-9 to 1-8 at Mallow on August 17th. The defeated side in this clash will meet either Newcestown or Nemo Rangers in round two.
Here is the full draw, thanks to CorkGAAResults for the information.
Premier Intermediate Football Championship
First Round
(A) – Beal Atha nGhoarthaidh vs Glanmire
(B) – Clyda Rovers vs Valley Rovers
(C) – Kiskeam vs Bantry
(D) – Newmarket vs St.Vincents
(E) – Glenville vs Grenagh
(F) – Killavullen vs St.Michaels
(G) – Newcestown vs Nemo Rangers
(H) – Mayfield vs Ballinora
Second Round – (Losers Round)
H vs B
E vs A
C vs F
D vs G
