• County Senior Hurling Championship

Passage 1-18 De La Salle 1-14 

A dreadful performance in the first twenty five minutes by our senior hurlers saw us go down to Passage in Walsh Park last Friday. Trailing 0-12 to 0-3 at this point we rallied to make it 0-14 to 0-8 at the interval. We reduced the deficit to four points eight minutes into the second half but poor shooting and the concession of a goal in the thirteenth minute saw Passage emerge worthy winners. On a night when the long period of inactivity seemed to have affected us, one of the few positives was the senior debut of minor player Mikey Costigan and he acquitted himself well.

Passage made a great start and pointed four times in the first six minutes. Jack Fagan opened our account in the seventh minute but Passage replied with three in a row. John Mullane scored our second in the 13th minute but Passage again hit three in a row to lead 0-10 to 0-2 after seventeen minutes. Brian Cunningham pointed a free after a foul on Eddie Meaney in the 18th minute but Passage added a further two points to lead by nine. A double exchange of points involving Brian Cunningham and Bryan Phelan frees saw the nine point gap remain after thirty minutes. Points from Jack Fagan, Eddie Meaney and Shane Ryan in injury time made it 0-14 to 0-8 at half time. We dominated the first ten minutes of the second half but poor shooting saw us only add two points through a Bryan Phelan sixty five and Eddie Meaney. Passage pointed and then followed with a goal in the 12th minute. Two points from Shane Ryan, one after a foul on John Mullane, made the score 1-15 to 0-12 midway through the half. Passage added two more points in the 19th and 20th minutes. Bryan Phelan converted a sixty five in the 24th minute and a foul on Shane Ryan in the 30th minute saw Eoin Madigan convert the penalty to reduce the margin to four points. Passage added a point in injury time and Bryan Phelan ended the scoring from another sixty five.

Scorers: Bryan Phelan 0-4 (0-3 ’65s, 0-1 free), Shane Ryan 0-3 (0-1 free), Eoin Madigan 1-0 (penalty), Jack Fagan, Brian Cunningham (frees) and Eddie Meaney 0-2 each, John Mullane 0-1.

Panel: John Coady, Tom Moran, Shane McNulty, Paddy Kennedy, Bryan Phelan, Eoin Madigan, Kevin Moran, Eddie Barrett, Jake Dillon, Adam Farrell, Conan Watt, Jack Fagan, Brian Cunningham, John Mullane, Eddie Meaney, Shane Ryan, Mikey Costigan, Ian Flynn, David Greene, Stephen Dalton, Steven Daniels, Stevie Brenner, Thomas Kearney, Stephen Jacob, Lee Wall, Colm Morris, , Kenneth Byrne, Robert Daniels, Matthew Barden, Gavin Coppinger, Kyle Sinnott, Oran Keevers.

• County Minor Hurling Championship

De La Salle 2-16 Clonea 2-12

Our minor hurlers maintained their unbeaten run with a hard fought victory over Clonea in Clonea last Monday in a well contested and highly entertaining game. The sides were level with time almost up when Cormac McCann struck for the winning goal. An injury time point made the game safe.

Clonea opened the scoring after two minutes but we replied with three frees from Mikey Costigan. Conor Giles-Doran got our first point from play in the seventh minute. Clonea pointed in the ninth minute and Mikey Costigan got his first from play in the 12th minute. An exchange of frees involving Mikey Costigan was followed by two Clonea points to see us ahead 0-6 to 0-5 after eighteen minutes. Points from Mikey Costigan and Cormac McCann stretched our lead but Clonea replied with one in the 20th minute. A foul on Cormac McCann saw Mikey Costigan convert the free in the 22nd minute. Back came Clonea with two points before Luke Flynn got the last point of the half in the 29th minute and we led 0-10 to 0-8 at the interval. Clonea opened the second half scoring but Sean Power replied immediately. Mikey costigan pointed a free in the eight minute after Chris Kong was fouled. Clonea added points in the 10th and 13th minutes. Mikey Costigan pointed again to make it 0-13 to 0-11 midway through the half. It took a brilliant save by Donal Carey minute later to keep us in the lead before Clonea narrowed the gap to the minimum in the 18th minute. We goaled a minute later when good work by Ryan Duke, Sean Carton and Luke Flynn set up Mikey Costigan and he crashed the ball to the net. Mikey added a point in the 20th minute to make it 1-14 to 0-12. However, Clonea were back in the game with a goal a minute later. Conor Giles-Doran hit over a fine point in the 24th minute to make it a three point game. Clonea were level in the 26th minute when after another brilliant piece of goalkeeping by Donal Carey our defence failed to react properly and the ball was finished to the net. Clonea were unable to convert a chance from a sixty five to go ahead and in the 30th minute Adam Hayes found Cormac McCann who finished low to the net. Two minutes into injury time James Stone added the insurance point.

Scorers: Mikey Costigan 1-10 (0-6 frees), Cormac McCann 1-1, Conor Giles-Doran 0-2, Luke Flynn, Sean Power and James Stone 0-1 each.

Panel: Donal Carey, Ryan Duke, Lee Wall, Ian Condon, Sean Carton, Gavin Coppinger, Luke Walsh, Conor Giles-Doran, Conor Dunphy, Sean Power, Chris Kong, James Stone, Luke Flynn, Mikey Costigan, Cormac McCann, Dylan Finn, Lorcan Dwyer-Sheridan, Kevin Hennessy, Adam Hayes, Shaun O’Brien, Kieran O’Donohoe, Jack O’Donohue, Tom Crotty, James Quinlan, Peter Grogan.

• Waterford Development Squads

Last Saturday was a busy day for the county development squads and we say well done to our lads who were selected on these squads. We had Reuben O’Halloran on the U-14 B in Waterford. Darren Kenneally was with the U-15 squad in Cork. Kevin Hennessy, Dylan Finn, Aidan Gannon, Lorcan Dwyer-Sheridan, Sam Flynn, Seaghan Walsh and Dan Casey were with the U-16 panels. Sean Carton and Ian Condon were with the U-17 team.

• Sonny Walsh Tournament

We would like to thank our ground staff and all club members who helped out in anyway to ensure the successful running of the Sonny Walsh tournament in Gracedieu again this year.

• Fixture

Saturday 3rd September East Intermediate Football Championship v Kilmacthomas in Kill 2.30pm.

• De La Salle Camogie Notes

Training:

U-8, 10 & 12 age groups continue Weds 31st August @ 6.30pm in Gracedieu.

U-13 & 14 tbc.

U-16, 18 & adult Weds 31st Aug @ 7.15pm in Gracedieu.

Fixtures:

U-13 A championship Round 3 on Thurs 1st Sept August @ home v Gailltir throw in 6.30pm in Gracedieu.

U-16 A championship semi final away v Dungarvan on Monday 29th August throw in 7pm.

U-18 A championship Round 4 on Tues 30th August away v Gailltir throw in 6.30pm.

Intermediate championship Round 2 on Sat 3rd Sept away v Butlerstown throw in 6.30pm.

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• County Minor Hurling Championship

De La Salle 3-17 Mount Sion 4-12

Our minor hurlers maintained their unbeaten run with a narrow victory over Mount Sion in Gracedieu last Tuesday in a hard fought high scoring encounter. Having led by seven points midway through the second half we were brought back to equality in injury time before two late points saw us snatch victory.

The game had an explosive start with Mount Sion pointing and then goaling inside the first minute. We opened our account with points from Mikey Costigan and James Stone. We took the lead in the fifth minute when Mikey Costigan goaled after good work by Chris Kong. Within a minute Mount Sion were back in front with a second goal. Three frees from Mikey Costigan and one from play from Cormac McCann had us ahead 1-6 to 2-1 after twelve minutes. A minute later we got out second goal when Sean Power scored after Cormac McCann set him up. Mount Sion hit back with two points to make it 2-6 to 2-3 midway through the half. The next eleven minutes saw both sides add three points with ours coming from Sean Power, Cormac McCann and Mikey Costigan. Cormac McCann then struck for our third goal in 27th minute with an individual effort and Sean Power added another point. Mount Sion replied with two points which left us ahead 3-10 to 2-8 at the interval.

The second half scoring slowed down with points from Sean Carton in the eight minute and Mikey Costigan in the 13th minute being the only scores of the first twenty one minutes. Mount Sion then converted two frees and a sixty five between the 22nd and 25th minutes. We replied with two points from Mikey Costigan in the 27th and 28th minutes to make it 3-14 to 2-11. Back came Mount Sion to goal from a free in the 30th minute. Mikey Costigan pointed a free in the 31st minute after Conor Giles-Doran was fouled but Mount Sion replied a minute later. It looked like we would have to settle for a draw when Mount Sion goaled again in the 33rd minute but from the resultant puck out we won a sixty five which Mikey Costigan converted. Mikey followed that up with another point in the 35th minute to secure the win.

Scorers: Mikey Costigan 1-11 (0-6 frees, 0-1 ’65), Cormac McCann and Sean Power 1-2 each, James Stone and Sean Carton 0-1 each.

Panel: Shaun O’Brien, Ryan Duke, Lee Wall, Ian Condon, Sean Carton, Gavin Coppinger, Luke Walsh, Conor Giles Doran, Conor Dunphy, Sean Power, Chris Kong, James Stone, Luke Flynn, Mikey Costigan, Cormac McCann, Kevin Hennessy, Adam Hayes, Dylan Finn, Lorcan Dwyer-Sheridan, Donal Carey, Kieran O’Donohoe, Jack O’Donohue, Tom Crotty, James Quinlan, Peter Grogan.

• All Ireland U-21 Hurling Semi Final

Well done to joint captain Adam Farrell, Jack Fagan, who both got on the scoresheet when introduced, and the Waterford U-21 hurlers on defeating Antrim to qualify for the All Ireland final next month.

• Lotto

There was no winner of our Lotto jackpot last Monday night and it now stands at €14,000. The next draw takes place on Monday 29th August. Numbers drawn were 8, 17, 25, 27. There were five winners of €20 each.

Winners: James ‘Danno’ O’Shea, Danielle Dower c/o Seller Ian Flynn, Laura Carr c/o Seller Derek Healy, Fran Doyle c/o Seller Gerry McNulty, Maria Twomey.

• Fixture

Friday 26th August County Senior Hurling Championship v Passage in Walsh Park 6.45pm.

• De La Salle Camogie Notes

Training:

U-8, 10 & 12 age groups continue Weds 24th August @ 6.30pm in Gracedieu.

U-16, 18 & adult on Weds 24th August @ 7.15pm in Gracedieu.

U-13 & 14 tbc.

Fixtures:

U-8 & 10 blitz on Sat 27th August in Tramore @ 11am.

U-13 round 2 on Thurs 25th August @ home v Lismore throw in 6.30pm in Gracedieu.

U-18A championship round 4 on Tues 30th August away v Gailltir throw in 6.30pm.

Intermediate championship round 2 on Sat 3rd Sept away v Butlerstown throw in 6.30pm.

Results:

Well done to our U-18 girls who had a good win away to Tramore-Butlerstown in round 3 of the championship played on Tues 16th Aug.

Final Score: Tramore-Butlerstown 0-4 De La Salle 7-9.

Our Intermediate squad had a good win at home to Dungarvan-Brickeys in round 1 of the championship played in wet & windy conditions in Gracedieu on Friday evening the 19th August. Final Score: De La Salle 5-10 Dungarvan-Brickeys 0-1.

Congrats to our U-16 squad who played Tramore in the championship on Sun 21st August in Gracedieu. We emerged 1 point winners 2-6 to 2-5. The girls have now qualified for the semi finals away versus Dungarvan.

Well done to all our girls who recently received there Leaving Cert results & we hope ye all enjoy yere Debs.

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• Munster U-21 Champions

Congratulation to joint captain Adam Farrell, Jack Fagan, the Waterford U-21 hurlers and their management team on being crowned Munster champions in Walsh Park last Wednesday when they produced a top class display to beat Tipperary. Well done to all.

• County Minor Hurling Championship

De La Salle 3-14 Ballygunner 1-14
Our minor hurling team maintained their winning start when they overcame Ballygunner last Tuesday in Gracedieu. Two first half goals when playing against the breeze proved decisive as we managed to maintain a lead throughout to emerge worthy winners in what was a good entertaining game.
Ballygunner opened up an early two point lead from a free and from play before Conor Dunphy opened our account in the fourth minute. Ballygunner pointed in the fifth minute but Thomas Douglas replied a minute later. Ballygunner pointed again from a sixty five in the ninth minute to lead 0-4 to 0-2. Mikey Costigan converted a free in the 11th minute when Gavin Coppinger was fouled and we took the lead two minutes later when James Stone goaled. Cormac McCann added a point but Ballygunner replied with two from a free and from play as we led 1-4 to 0-6 with nineteen minutes played. An exchange of frees followed, involving Mikey Costigan after Conor Giles-Doran was fouled before Thomas Douglas goaled in the 25th minute after good work by Gavin Coppinger. Ballygunner pointed another free in the 29th minute and Mikey Costigan replied likewise a minute later after a foul on Thomas Douglas to see us lead 2-6 to 0-8 at the interval.

Ballygunner began the second half with two points in the first two minutes. Cormac McCannn pointed for us in the fourth minute but Ballygunner replied two minutes later. Points from Thomas Douglas (3) and Cormac McCann had us ahead 2-11 to 0-11 by the sixteenth minute. Ballygunner replied with two points before Sean Carton sent over a superb point from a difficult angle. Mikey Costigan pointed a long range free after a foul on Ian Condon to restore our six point lead. The game was wrapped up in the 25th minute when Luke Flynn goaled with a deft flick to the net from Mikey Costigan’s long delivery. Chris Kong added a fine point a minute later to put us ten clear. Ballygunner battled to the end pointing a free in the 28th minute and converting an injury time penalty to end the scoring.
Scorers: Thomas Douglas (0-1 free) 1-4, Mikey Costigan (frees) 0-4, Cormac McCann 0-3, James Stone and Luke Flynn 1-0 each, Conor Dunphy, Sean Carton, and Chris Kong 0-1 each.
Panel: Donal Carey, Ryan Duke, Lee Wall, Ian Condon, Sean Carton, Mikey Costigan, Chris Kong, Conor Giles Doran, Gavin Coppinger, Sean Power, James Stone, Conor Dunphy, Luke Flynn, Cormac McCann, Thomas Douglas, Kevin Hennessy, Adam Hayes, Shaun O’Brien, Lorcan Dwyer-Sheridan, Kieran O’Donohue, James Quinlan, Peter Grogan, Ciaran Corrigan, Dylan Finn, Jack O’ Donohue, Tom Crotty, Luke Walsh.

• East Junior Football Championship

De La Salle 3-13 Kill 2-5
Our junior footballers got back to winning ways with a good win over Kill in Gracedieu last Friday. The first quarter proved decisive as we opened up a huge lead and try as they might Kill were unable to make any inroads into it for the remainder of the game.
We got off to a great start with Diarmuid Carey goaling in the second minute. Points followed from Joey Twomey, Barry Twomey and Conor Bohane (2) between the third and the eight minutes. Diarmuid Carey then got his second goal in the 10th minute and immediately added a point. Adam Deegan then scored an excellent goal and we led 3-5 to 0-0 after thirteen minutes. Kill opened their account in the 20th minute with a point. Joey Twomey pointed in the 23rd minute and Kill replied with points in the 25th and 27th minutes. Conor Bohane pointed in the 30th minute to see us lead 3-7 to 0-3 at half time.
We began the second half with two points from Joey Twomey and Eamonn Fitzgerald in the first two minutes. Kill replied with a point a minute later. Further points from Eamonn Fitzgerald and Barry Twomey made it 3-11 to 0-4 after thirteen minutes. Kill battled back and goaled twice in the 18th and 20th minutes. We responded with two points from Joey Twomey and Conor Bohane (free) in the 22nd and 23rd minutes before Kill ended the scoring with a point in the 27th minute.
Scorers: Diarmuid Carey 2-1, Joey Twomey and Conor Bohane (0-1 free) 0-4 each, Adam Deegan 1-0, Barry Twomey and Eamonn Fitzgerald 0-2 each.
Panel: Eamonn Dalton, Darragh Fitzpatrick, Alan Fitzgerald, Ronan O’Connor, Peter O’Hagan, Conor O’Toole, James Coad, Eoin Casey, Adam Deegan, Joey Twomey, Eamonn Fitzgerald, Evan Whelan, Conor Bohane, Barry Twomey, Diarmuid Carey, Kieran O’Donohoe, Ben O’Dwyer, Graham Drennan.

• Tour De Salle 2016

On behalf of De La Salle GAA club we would like to take this opportunity to thank all cyclists and cycling clubs who attended and supported the event on Saturday 30th. Thank you to our main sponsor John Kelly Opel for the hospitality and use of their wonderful showrooms. Thanks also to Tile in Style, Ballybricken Couriers and Ricky Grogan for their generous sponsorship. We would also like to extend our sincere gratitude to all our stewards, bakers and sandwich makers, hostesses, drivers, sponsors, Kill Community Centre and any others who helped with the organisation of this event. The cycle cannot happen without you and we really appreciate the time and effort you put into this event.

• All Ireland Semi Final

Best wishes to Derek McGrath, Kevin Moran, Jake Dillon, Shane McNulty, Eddie Barrett, Mark Cooney, Fergal O’Brien and the Waterford senior hurlers who take on the All Ireland champions Kilkenny in Croke Park next Sunday in the All Ireland Semi Final.

• Fixtures

Friday 5th August East Junior B Hurling Championship v Clonea in Clonea 7.30pm.
Saturday 6th August East Intermediate Hurling Championship v St. Saviours in Walsh Park 4.30pm

• County Minor Hurling Championship

De La Salle 3-17 Abbeyside 0-10

Our minor hurling team got their campaign off to a winning start with a good display in Abbeyside last Wednesday. After a close first half we took control in the second half and ran out comfortable winners. Abbeyside were missing a couple of defenders and struggled to get the grips with our full forward line of Luke Flynn, Cormac McCann and Thomas Douglas who scored 2-9 from play between them in a game in which the Abbeyside keeper won the admiration of the attendance with three superb saves.

Abbeyside took the lead in the first minute but Thomas Douglas equalised a minute later. Abbeyside pointed again in the sixth minute but we were ahead within the minute when Lee Wall and Gavin Coppinger set up Thomas Douglas who crashed the ball to the net. Abbeyside then replied with two points to level matters. Points from Cormac McCann, the excellent Luke Flynn,

Mikey Costigan and Thomas Douglas (2) between the 10th and 26th minutes had us ahead 1-6 to 0-4 before two late points for Abbeyside reduced our lead to three points at the interval.

We began the second half with Sean Power pointing within ten seconds. Further points from Mikey Costigan, Thomas Douglas, James Stone and Luke Flynn had us ahead 1-11 to 0-6 by the fifth minute. Abbeyside replied with two frees before Luke Flynn pointed after good work by Ian Condon. Abbeyside pointed again but we added points from Luke Flynn, James Stone (2) and Thomas Douglas to lead 1-16 to 0-9 after nineteen minutes. The last few minutes saw us embellish the score when first Luke Flynn goaled after he was set up by Cormac McCann. Cormac followed with a point and then after another run he set up Adam Hayes for our third goal. Abbeyside ended the scoring with an injury time sixty five.

Scorers: Thomas Douglas (0-2 frees) 1-5, Luke Flynn 1-4, James Stone 0-3, Adam Hayes 1-0, Cormac McCann and Mikey Costigan (0-1 free, 0-1 ’65) 0-2 each, Sean Power 0-1.

Panel: Donal Carey, Ryan Duke, Lee Wall, Lorcan Dwyer-Sheridan, Sean Carton, Mikey Costigan, Chris Kong, Conor Giles Doran, Gavin Coppinger, Sean Power, James Stone, Conor Dunphy, Luke Flynn, Cormac McCann, Thomas Douglas, Ian Condon, Kieran O’Donohue, Adam Hayes, Shaun O’Brien, James Quinlan, Kevin Hennessy, Dylan Finn, Jack O’ Donohue, Tom Crotty.

• Tour De Salle 2016

The rescheduled annual cycle takes place this Saturday 30th July 2016. Registration at John Kelly Opel from 9am (Leaving at 9.30am ) Participants will have the option of 50 or 75 KM routes and refreshments will be served before, during and after the event. Entry fee is €10 and as this is the main fundraiser for the club we are looking for team members to fill their sponsorship card and cycle/steward on the day.

• Lotto

There was no winner of our Lotto jackpot last Monday night and it now stands at €13,500. The next draw takes place on Tuesday 2nd August. Numbers drawn were 14, 24, 29, 31. There were five winners of €20 each.

Winners: Eamonn Walsh c/o Seller Johnny Walsh, Danielle Dower c/o Seller Ian Flynn, Wer Irish c/o Seller Willie Stephens, Barry Madigan c/o Seller Norris’s, Marie c/o Seller Sandra Hearne.

• All Ireland Quarter Final

Well done to Derek McGrath, Kevin Moran, Jake Dillon, Shane McNulty, Eddie Barrett, Mark Cooney, Fergal O’Brien and the Waterford senior hurlers on defeating Wexford in Thurles last Sunday and setting up a semi final meeting with champions Kilkenny.

• Munster U-21 Final

Best wishes to Adam Farrell (joint captain), Jack Fagan and the Waterford U-21 hurlers who take on Tipperary in Walsh Park next Wednesday in the Munster final.

• New Arrival

Congratulations to our senior hurler and Waterford captain Kevin Moran and Aoife O’Neill on the birth of a baby girl Ella who arrived during the week. Kevin celebrated this event by deservedly being selected as man of the match in Waterford’s win over Wexford last Sunday.

• Surgery

Best wishes to senior hurler Paidi Nevin for a full recovery after undergoing surgery on his knee during the week.

• Fixtures

Tuesday 26th July County Minor Hurling Championship v Ballygunner in Gracedieu 7.30pm.

Friday 29th July East Junior Football Championship v Kill in Gracedieu 7.30pm.

• Tour De Salle 2016

The rescheduled annual cycle takes place on Saturday 30th July 2016. Registration at John Kelly Opel from 9am (Leaving at 9.30am ) Participants will have the option of 50 or 75 KM routes and refreshments will be served before, during and after the event. Entry fee is €10 and as this is the main fundraiser for the club we are looking for team members to fill their sponsorship card and cycle/steward on the day.

• County Minor Hurling Championship

Next Wednesday 20th July sees the beginning of the minor hurling championship. Our first game is away to Abbeyside with a 7.30pm throw in. We would ask our members to please travel and support the lads in their bid to make a winning start to the campaign.

• Juvenile Games

Our juvenile section has been busy recently. Our U-16 hurlers played their first two games in the county championship losing 3-15 to 0-21 to Ballygunner before bouncing back to defeat Mount Sion 1-21 to 1-9. Our U-15 hurlers operating in the eastern division 2 made a winning start beating Clan na Gael 7-8 to 1-3. Our U-13 hurlers began their campaign losing to Ballygunner by 2-10 to 1-7.

• Munster U-21 Semi Final

Well done to joint captain Adam Farrell, debutant Jack Fagan, who both saw action, and the Waterford U-21 hurlers who defeated Clare in Walsh Park last Wednesday and qualified to play Tipperary in the Munster final.

• All Ireland Quarter Final

Best wishes to Derek McGrath, Kevin Moran, Jake Dillon, Shane McNulty, Eddie Barrett, Mark Cooney, Fergal O’Brien and the Waterford senior hurlers who take on Wexford in Thurles next Sunday in the All Ireland Quarter Final as they attempt to get back to Croke Park.

• East Intermediate Football Championship

De La Salle 2-5 Portlaw 0-11 

A goal in injury time by Dylan Foley rescued a somewhat fortunate draw for our intermediate footballers and ensured qualification for the knock out stages after another hard fought game with Portlaw in Dunhill last Friday. It was an unusual game in that Portlaw dominated the first quarter of both halves with our lads getting on top in the latter periods and we were relieved to finish honours even in the end.

Portlaw started brightly and David Dennison had to make an early save before they opened up a three point lead by the sixteenth minute. Ian Cantwell got our first point in the 19th minute. We were in front five minutes later when Paddy Kennedy picked out Dylan Foley with a crossfield ball and Dylan shrugged off two opponents to crash the ball to the net. Portlaw equalised from a free in the 27th minute but just before half time we regained the lead when Paddy Kennedy converted a free after David Kennedy was fouled to make it 1-2 to 0-4 at the break. Portlaw took over again and six consecutive points saw them lead 0-10 to 1-2 midway through the half. Three points from Colm Morris, Donal Barron and Ian Cantwell between the 16th and 24th minutes reduced the margin to two points. Portlaw pointed a free in the 29th minute and a minute later we were narrowly out of luck with a goal chance. From the restart a move involving Oran Keevers, Stephen Walsh and Stephen Dalton put Dylan Foley through on goal and for the second time he made no mistake finishing to the roof of the net.

Scorers: Dylan Foley 2-0, Ian Cantwell 0-2, Paddy Kennedy (free), Colm Morris and Donal Barron 0-1 each.

Panel: David Dennison, Christopher Sheehan, Colm Clancy (captain), Ryan Duke, Oran Keevers, Kenneth Byrne, Stephen Dalton, Stephen Walsh, James Grogan, Donal Barron, Ian Cantwell, Dylan Foley, David Kennedy, Colm Morris, Paddy Kennedy, Thomas Kearney, Mitchell Casey, Conan Watt, Eamonn Dalton.

• Sargent Cup Senior Hurling League

De La Salle 0-21 Roanmore 1-11

Our senior hurlers put in an excellent second half display to come from behind to beat Roanmore in this senior league game played in Gracedieu last Tuesday. The highlight of the game from our point of view was the performance of John Mullane who rolled back the years to score six fine points from play and also win four frees which were converted by minor debutant Mikey Costigan.

Roanmore began well and scored six unanswered points in the first seven minutes. Mikey Costigan opened our account with a pointed free in the 12th minute after the excellent Eoin Madigan was fouled. Roanmore replied from a free before two fouls on John Mullane yielded two points from Mikey Costigan. Roanmore came back with two points to lead 0-9 to 0-3 after twenty minutes. John Mullane got his first point in the 21st minute. Roanmore replied again before John Mullane and Mikey Costigan after a foul on Eoin Madigan made it 0-10 to 0-6. Roanmore then goaled in the 25th minute after a short puck out went astray. Mikey Costigan pointed a free after John Mullane was fouled and points from Eoin Madigan and John Mullane (2) made it 1-10 to 0-10 at half time. We dominated the second half and two frees from Mikey Costigan and a point from John Mullane had us level within three minutes. Points from Eoin Madigan in the 9th minute, Eddie Meaney in the 13th and one from John Mullane had us ahead 0-16 to 1-10 midway through the half. Further points from Mikey Costigan (2), Matthew Barden (2) and Eddie Meaney stretched our lead before Roanmore ended the scoring from a free in the 30th minute.

Scorers: Mikey Costigan 0-9 (0-8 frees), John Mullane 0-6, Eoin Madigan, Eddie Meaney and Matthew Barden 0-2 each.

Panel: Stevie Brenner, Paddy Kennedy, Ian Flynn (captain, Stephen Dalton, Bryan Phelan Eoin Madigan, Tom Moran, Stephen Jacob, Matthew Barden, Mikey Costigan, Colm Morris, Kenneth Byrne, Dylan Foley, John Mullane, Eddie Meaney, Gavin Coppinger, Ryan Duke, Conan Watt, Kyle Sinnott.

• Lotto

There was no winner of our Lotto jackpot last Monday night and it now stands at €13,250. The next draw takes place on Monday 18th July. Numbers drawn were 11, 24, 29, 32. There were five winners of €20 each.

Winners: Rose Walsh, Delia Burke c/o Seller Eamonn Fitzgerald, Imelda Kennedy c/o Seller Cathal Crowe, Tom Kearney c/o Seller Thomas Kearney, Noel Dalton snr c/o Seller Eamonn Dalton.

• Munster Final

Commiserations to Derek McGrath, Kevin Moran, Jake Dillon, Shane McNulty, Eddie Barrett, Mark Cooney, Fergal O’Brien and the Waterford senior hurlers on their defeat to Tipperary in the Munster Final.

• Munster U-21 Semi Final

Best wishes to Adam Farrell, Jack Fagan and the Waterford U-21 hurlers who take on Clare in Walsh Park next Wednesday in the Munster semi final at 7pm.

• De La Salle Camogie Notes

Training

No U-8 & 10 training this Weds 13th July due to our club Cul Camp running all this week in Gracedieu. Enjoy girls.

U-12, 13 & 14 training Weds time tbc.

U-16, 18 & adult training on Weds @ 6pm in Gracedieu.

Fixture

U-18 championship Round 1 on Tues 19th July home v Cappoquin.

County

Lucy Hogan is a member of the U-16 county panel who recently played away to Clare and at home to Kilkenny in the A championship narrowly losing out in both games.

Brianna O’Regan, Courtney Healy, Colette Hogan, Beth Carton, Niamh Murphy & Chloe Dempsey all played with the U-18 county squad in the Munster Championship game played in Walsh Park on Weds 6th July against Limerick narrowly losing out in the last few minutes with a very late conceded goal, final score Waterford 0-6 Limerick 1-8.

Brianna O’Regan goalie, Beth Carton full forward 0-3 from play & Niamh Murphy subs bench helped Waterford win there first ever Adult Senior championship game defeating Clare 1-8 to 0-10 played in Walsh Park on Saturday 9th July in Waterford’s debut season at Senior level grade. Congrats to the girls and management team.

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