Cordal GAA Club News Round-Up

Cordal GAA Club’s senior team stand shoulder to shoulder in a minute’s silence for Cordal woman, Peggy Flynn who passed away last week. From left: Seán Óg Ó Ciardubháin, T.J. O’Connor, Johnny O’Connor, Brian Reidy, Donal McCarthy, John Brosnan, Kevin Walshe, Billy Cronin, Gary O’Leary, Pádraig Brosnan, Kieran Enright, Cathal O’Donoghue, Tomás Brosnan, Philip Griffin and Philip O’Connor. Photograph: Nora Fealey/CúlPics

The late Peggy Flynn. Cordal GAA Club members have conveyed their sympathies to her family. ©Photograph: John Reidy

Cordal Seniors v Spa

Cordal were unlucky in last Sunday’s Division 2 Final against Spa. The game finished at 0-14 to 0-16 with two injury time points making the difference in Spa’s favour.

A minute’s silence was observed before the game in honour of the late Peggy Plynn.

Sympathies to Flynn Family

Cordal GAA Club would like to extend our sympathies to the Flynn family on the passing of Peggy Flynn.

Cordal B Team v Charlie Kerins

The Cordal B team won their first match last Friday with 1-15 to Charlie Kerins’ 1-11. Great team performance at Strand Road and we hope the success for the new team continues.

Match Fixtures

Cordal v Firies: Cordal play Firies in the Division 4 County League this evening in Farranfore at 5:30pm

Cordal B Team v Duagh: The Cordal B’s play Duagh in the Junior League next Friday.

May Lotto Draw

The May Club Lotto Jackpot is an enticing €5,000. The May Draw will take place in Kearney’s Bar, Castleisland on this Saturday, May 26^th.

We have five €30 Lucky Dips to give away. As always you can get your Lotto tickets from our sellers, from Kearney’s Post Office or at Jackie Reidy’s Menswear. You can also go to www.cordalgaa.com to play the Club Lotto online. Please keep playing and supporting our Club Lotto. However you play, the Best of Luck from Cordal GAA!

Club’s Clothes Collection

The Club continues to collect new/used clothing. We take paired shoes, belts, handbags, curtains, bedlinen. Make sure they are dry, reusable and clean before dropping them to Cordal Community Centre or Jackie Reidy’s Menswear.

If you have any queries contact one of the club officers. The proceeds help with the running costs of the club.

Thanks so much for the great response the club has already received in recent weeks and we hope you’ll continue to support with your donation of clothes.

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