Notaí CLG Tulach an Iarainn

Details: Published: 14 August 2018

Notaí CLG Tulach an Iarainn sponsored by McGrath's chemist.

Tallow GAA lotto sponsored by Kearney's Restaurant Tallow

Lotto results from 7/8/18

Numbers drawn were: 5, 8, 18, 25
No winner
Consolation Prizes: Eamonn Cunningham (c/o Abbot) Eileen Roche, Eugune Duffy, Eddie Condon
Promoter: Denis Tobin
Next draw: The Hotel August 13th
Jackpot: €4,000

Our weekly lotto tickets are available to purchase from any of the promoters or any businesses around town.

13/8/18

Numbers drawn were: 10, 18, 19, 28
No winner
Consolation Prizes: Kay Twomey, Pat Murphy, Barry Power, Martin Sutherland
Promoter: Brendan Hartigan
Next draw: The Corner House
Jackpot: €4,200

Senior Hurling Championship:

Tallow 3-22 Ballyduff 1-27 (aet)

From the opening half minute when Sully pulled off a point blank save to the dying moments of extra time when Tommy Daly fired over the winning point this was a pulsating, roller coaster of a game in Lismore on Saturday evening. What the game lacked in quality it certainly made up for in excitement and drama.

In the opening quarter, Ballyduff set the pace, scoring 6 points, mostly frees. Tallow conceded far too many frees overall (around 19 in total) and I suppose you can draw a few conclusions from this. Tallow replied with a point from Ryan Grey (the first of 6 from play he contributed in total) and a goal from Mark O Brien, to keep Ballyduff in check. Mark’s goal came at the end of a surging solo run through the Ballyduff rearguard which somehow ended up in the net. Speechless! Ballyduff led by 0-6 to 1-1 after 15 minutes and were hurling well. Tallow never settled into any routine as the Village piled on the pressure to lead by 5 points at the break.

Ballyduff were again the more purposeful in the second half as they notched up the scores. Goals at crucial times kept Tallow in this game and Thomas Ryan netted our second as the full time whistle beckoned. I lost track of scorers as the game increased in intensity but Thomas Ryan had a final tally of 1-12 from frees and open play. The score at the end of full time was Tallow 2-17 Ballyduff 1-20. The game went into extra time. Tallow’s third goal came from Jordan Henley. Ballyduff were undaunted and pushed on again. With around 5 minutes remaining in the second half of extra time they had accrued a three point lead. With some exceptions, Tallow had not hurled well and the game now looked beyond them. They showed remarkable resilience and character throughout and especially in the last 5 minutes. They kept their heads and nailed on 4 points to scrape through to the quarter final where the meet Abbeyside in Fraher Field on Sat 25th August at 7pm.

Tallow: S O Sullivan, J Beecher, D O Brien, K Kearney, M O Brien (1-0), R Geary, R Beecher, T Ryan (1-12), J Henley (1-0), K Geary, I Beecher (0-2), J Neville, R Grey (0-6), E Sheehan , D Buckley (0-1), D Mulcahy, M Tobin, B McCarthy, T Daly(0-1), M Stewart, E McGrath, Bob McCarthy, J Murray, E Condon, P O Brien.

Fixtures

Senior championship Quarter Final v Abbeyside Saturday August 25th at 7pm

Cois Bhríde v Naomh Olibhéir Tuesday August 14th at 7pm in Balinameela

All Ireland Final

Best of luck to Jake Henley who will play at half time of this years All Ireland final. What a wonderful achievement, well done Jake!

Cois Bhríde
U15 COUNTY FINAL

On last Saturday morning our U15s travelled to Dunhill to play the County final against St.Mollerans. Conditions were very wet and it wasn't to be our day, losing in the end on a score line of 3.11 to 7 points. Well done to our boys, they battled very well through a very tough game.

Panel: Cathal Hunt, Eolan Costello, Stephen Roche, Ian Martin, Tom Dalton, Darragh Spillane, Mark Dalton, Shane Martin, Shane Cronin, Ethan Scotton, Jake Henley, Jack Murphy, Jake O'Brien, Jack McDonnell, Callum McCarthy, Ciaran Lenehan, Cian O'Brien