Glenville Notes (16th Apr)

  • Apr 16,2024
Weekend Results at a glance

U18 C3 League
Glenville 6-5 Inniscarra 5-8
U14 Div 1 league
Glenville 0-9 Bride Rovers 1-3
Co FL Div 5
Glenville 3-6 Ballydesmond 1-7
Junior BFL
Glenville 1-5 Carrignavar 0-6
U12 Div 1 FL
Glenville 5-6 Kiltha Óg 2-5
U13 FL (1)
Douglas 6-12 Glenville 1-2
U13 FL (2)
Glenville 5-4 Midleton 2-2

Premier Junior win over Ballydesmond
Glenville 3-6 (15) - Ballydesmond 1-7 (10)
Glenville hosted Ballydesmond in the Premier Junior League on Saturday and saw Glenville secure a strong 5-point win over the fancied Ballydesmond team.
Glenville got the dream start with a goal by Ciaran O’Riordan in the second minute, quickly followed by points from Ciaran O’Leary and Josh Cooke.
Former Cork footballer, Donnacha O’Connor showed he still had it by scoring two points for Ballydesmond before Ciaran O’Leary got his second point. Donnacha O’Connor again pointed for Ballydesmond before Colin O’Keeffe scored a well worked goal to extend Glenville’s lead to six points. Ballydesmond responded with a point before Tom Dinan finished the first half with a third goal, giving Glenville the advantage at half time on a scoreline of 3-3 to 0-4.
Ballydesmond regrouped for the second half and tightened their defence and stopping Glenville attacks. Colin O’Keeffe scored a point from a free in the 38th minute before Ballydesmond racked up 1-3 with reply (Donnacha O’Connor adding to his total by scoring a goal from a penalty and a point from a free).
Glenville settled in the last quarter and found their structure and defended strongly to stop Ballydesmond from scoring for the rest of the game and the two remaining scores in the game coming from the in-form Ciaran O’Leary converting two frees over the bar.
Scorers: Ciaran O’Riordan 1-0; Ciaran O’Leary 0-4 (2f); Colin O’Keeffe 1-1 (0-1f); Tom Dinan 1-0; Josh Cooke 0-1.
Squad: David Quirke, Pearse Moloney, Diarmuid McCarthy, Paudie Cotter, Colm O’Regan, Joe Carver, Davin Sullivan, Mike O’Driscoll, Cathal Fitzgerald, Ciaran O’Riordan, Josh Cooke, Colin O’Keeffe, Ciaran O’Riordan, Tom Dinan, Conor Gowan, Paudie Cahill, Noel Cahill, Denis Buttimer.
Management: Roy Leahy, Paddy O’Sullivan, Dave Cooke, Ger Cahill, Pat McHugh.


Junior B win over Carrignavar
Glenville 1-5 (8) - Carrignavar 0-6
The Glenville Junior B team made the short journey to Carrignavar on Sunday to play an intensely fought league match against their neighbours and came away with a hard won two-point victory from a team with a great mix of highly experienced players and young minor/U21s who brought speed, energy and running to the Glenville mix.
There was an incredible wind throughout the game and Glenville had this advantage in the first half. 
Denis Buttimer opened the Glenville account with a point in the first minute from his Half-forward position. Ciarán O’Riordan added a point from a free and Donnacha Forde added a third point for Glenville all in the first five minutes, before Carrig responded with two points. The second quarter saw Glenville push hard taking advantage of the wind and Michael Murphy scored a superb goal in the 19th minute which turned out to be the match decider. Callum O’Mahony and Ciaran O’Riordan added two more points for Glenville to give Glenville the lead at half time on a scoreline of 1-5 to 0-2.
Carrignavar made significant changes to their lineout at half time, introducing fresh younger players to bring the game to Glenville and using the very strong wind, made attack after attack on the Glenville goal. Glenville strengthened their defence bringing Ciaran Linehan back as a sweeper and the structured Glenville defence rebuffed the Carrig attacks, only conceding two points over the first 29 minutes of the second half. With the game in the 30th minute of normal time, Carrig converted a free from a point, bringing it to a three-point game. Carrig won the resulting kickout and swiftly secured another point, bring it to a two-point game in added time. Carrig attacked and took several shots at goal knowing a goal would win the game. Glenville produced some incredible defending with 15 men behind the ball and some great clearances off the goal line before Carrig kicked the ball wide and the ref blew the final whistle on the 64th minute, giving Glenville a two-point win.
It was a hard-fought win with Glenville remaining scoreless in the second half but producing their best defending performance in years to see off Carrignavar.
Scorers: Denis Buttimer 0-1; Ciaran O’Riordan 0-2 (2f); Donnacha Forde 0-1; Michael Murphy 1-0; Callum O’Mahony 0-1.
Squad: Niall Sullivan; Will Sheehy; Paud O’Neill; Noel Cahill; Callum O’Mahony; Davin Sullivan; Conor O’Mahony; Donnacha Forde; Ciaran Linehan; Darragh O’Bric; Denis Buttimer; Conor Gowan; Ciaran O’Riordan; Michael Murphy; Fionn Fitzgerald; Stephen Ryan; Paudie Cahill; Paddy O’Sullivan.
Management: Paddy O’Sullivan, Pat McHugh, Johnny O’Connell, Dermot O’Mahony

U14
Glenville 1-9(12) - Bride Rovers 2-03(9)

Last Friday, we saw our under 14 footballers maintain their unbeaten streak in the rebel Og division 1 football league with a hard-fought victory over near neighbours Bride Rovers.  

We started off strong, and some good scores from Matthew Counihan, Darren Cahill, and Patrick O'Sullivan had us 06-02 ahead after 15 minutes.  

Our lads moved the ball well, and we were awarded a penalty that was converted. At half time, we led by seven.  

We knew that Bride Rovers were going to come out strong as they put it up to our lads but great determination and team spirit especially in the final stages of the game saw us over the line.  

The attention now turns to championship season for the next few weeks with our first game against Douglas fixed for the 26th at home @7:00

U13s
Our under 13s welcomed Douglas to Glenville on Sunday and with unexpected generosity enhanced the welcome by giving a Douglas three goal start, the rhythm of the game settled down after that with Glenville improving as the game went on with some fine passages of play and  though the result was never in doubt with some fine performance across the team which gives optimism for the next round

U12
Our U12's were in action on Saturday in their first league match of the season against Kilta Og. It was a tough competitive encounter. Playing into a strong breeze in the first half, we had some excellent teamwork and scores to lead at half time. With a panel of 21 and everyone getting equal game time, all our lads stuck to their task to emerge victorious on a scoreline of 5 - 6 to 2 -5. Well done to our lads on their great effort.
Scores: C Harrington 2-1; P Moynihan, N O'Neil 1-1 each; C Lee 1-0; R Cahill, B Wain, F Bowe, M McCormack 0-1 each

LOTTO 
JACKPOT €9,800
Numbers drawn 
6,10,20,21
No Jackpot winner
Quick pick winners 
Ian O'Callaghan 
Paul Ryan Hickey 
Mary Sweeney 
Nora Ryan 
This week's Jackpot €9,900
Draw in Kades Kounty on 19/04/2024

Upcoming fixtures 


Friday April 19th
U16 Div 1 FL v Mallow in Mallow 7pm
Dads and Lads v Russell Rovers away at 8pm
Saturday April 20th 
U9 v Dungourney in Dungourney at 10am
U10 v Cobh in Glenville at 10.15am
Monday April 22nd
U16 V Donoughmore in Donoughmore at 7.30pm 
Junior v Cobh in Cobh at 8pm
Tuesday April 23rd 
U18s v St.Dominics in Glenville at 7.30pm


Dads and Lads 
The Dads and Lads played an enjoyable and sporting match against Fermoy last Friday. Many thanks to Fermoy for travelling up to play us. Next up is an away match against Russell Rovers on Sunday. 

Glenville sessions continue on a Sunday night at 8.30pm and are growing week on week. No experience or level of fitness required. 
Contact John on 085 7102290 for details.



The Corner Flag
The club are delighted to announce that we have opened cafe in our grounds. This will be open when events are taking place on the pitch. Please drop down to sample the delicious coffee and teas available. 

Noticeboard 
A Noticeboard has been erected outside the gates of the pitch. We will be using this to keep people informed of upcoming events.

Gaelic for Mothers and Others
Training continues each Thursday evening 8.00 - 9.00 in Glenville GAA grounds. New members always welcome, please contact 087 279 9956 if you wish for further information. 

REPLAYING THE YEARS 
Copies of this magnificent book, detailing the history of Gaelic games in Glenville and Watergrasshill from 1885 - 2012 are available to purchase for €10. Please message John on 085 7102290 for details.

CLUB SHOP UPDATE 
We have limited stock available in our club shop 
WhatsApp Catherine on 086-1201770 for more details.

We also have a wide range of all top-quality types of clothing on our online shop
Check it out on the O'Neill's website. 
 

Club Membership 2024.
Don't delay, Join today 
Glenville GAA membership for 2024 can now be paid online through the GAA's Foireann website at www.Foireann.ie 

This is the only method chosen by the club this year for payment of membership. This is directly linked to the Player Injury Insurance Scheme, so if you get injured and the system doesn't have a record of your membership, you won't be insured.
It is imperative that all players, mentors register asap for insurance purposes and to also become a member of the club.
We have all types of membership from Player, Family, Juvenile, Gym membership, OAP, and non-player.
Anyone who is seeking Gym Membership Contact Josh Cooke 087 131 7540 to obtain a fob once you have paid.

Volunteers needed
An hour a week, an hour a fortnight (entirely your call) or whatever you can manage in the following areas.

General administration
General maintenance.
Make flags.
Painting.
Cleaning.
Help Develop our club website.
Organising or help in Fundraising.
Buying or Selling lotto tickets or help on lotto Friday nights draws.
Sponsor something.
Become a referee.
Help in the coffee shop.
Coaching or helping with a juvenile or adult team.
Or if you are a new player or want to get back.
It's going to be a busy year.
Many hands make the environment better for everyone.
Contact one of the club officials.
Many thanks in advance.


NB
When attending matches and training, please do not park on the footpath outside the ground