Compiled by Brian Caball
COACHING Like to coach?
If interested in coaching underage groups/teams, please contact our Coaching Officer, Tim McMahon, on 083 1190323. Talk to him, or text, before Sunday November 24 and let him know your preferred age group! The Rock needs help and welcomes helpers….ní neart go cur le chéile! Nach ar scáth a chéile a mhaireann lucht na Carraige? At a County Board meeting on Wednesday 13th the age groups for juvenile football have been changed back to even ages, to wit, Under 6, Under 8, Under 10, Under 12, Under 14, Under 16 and Under 18 (minor). We look forward to 2025.
SCÓR NA nÓG:
Best wishes to all Scór na nÓg Under 17 competitors in their upcoming competitions: solo singing, group singing, dancing, music, quiz, recitation/storytelling.
FAOI 19 – CORN UÍ MHUIRÍ:
(i) ‘Well done’ to the Cnoc an tSeabhaic boys who challenged Coláiste Phadraig, Castleisland, in their 3rd round of the Corn Uí Mhuirí competition (Munster Schools) on Wednesday (20th). The U19 Black‘n’Amber boys on the Mounthawk panel: James Fisher, Pádraig Ó hAllmharáin, Ben Murphy, Daniel Kirby, Alex Touhy, Gavin Ó Cathasaigh, Paddy Lane, Cormac Bastible.
(ii) The Tralee CBS boys’ next outing will be after Christmas when they will play in the Munster quarter final. An Fhaiche Abú! The Green Black‘n’Amber boys: Ryan O’Driscoll, Olivier Lata, Seán Óg Brosnan, Fionnán Ryan, Ronan Carroll, Donnacha Horgan, Mark O’Riordan, Danny Lane, Ryan O’Flaherty, Noah Reidy and David Ahern.
AN CLUICHE SCILIÚIL:
‘Well done’ to The Green hurlers who tried to get the better of a strong Thurles CBS team in the Harty Cup competition. Rock footballer and dual player, Donnacha Horgan, played well at right half back for Tralee CBS. It’s no mean feat to challenge a Thurles HURLING team. And, on Wednesday last, they gave their best once again against another good hurling stronghold….St Flannan’s College, Ennis! Cá bhfios….we might yet see Black‘n’Amber camán weilders stepping out in Connolly Park!!
COLÁISTÍ – CORN UÍ SHÚILLEABHÁIN:
The 29th November has been scheduled for the playing of the final of the U19 Corn Uí Shúilleabháin competition (Coláistí Chiarraí) between Tralee CBS and Mercy Mounthawk. Black‘n’Amber players on The Green panel: Seán Óg Brosnan, Fionnán Ryan, Ronan Carroll Ryan O’Driscoll, Donnacha Horgan, Olivier Lata. The U19 Rock boys on the Mounthawk panel: James Fisher, Pádraig Ó hAllmharáin, Ben Murphy, Daniel Kirby, Alex Touhy, Gavin Ó Cathasaigh, Paddy Lane, Cormac Bastible. That will be a game about which much will be written! Beidh rogha agus togha na bpeileadóirí ar pháirc na himeartha and Rockies on both sides….an encounter not to be missed ar ór ná ar airgead!
REPRESENTING KERRY IN MUNSTER:
Best wishes to our seniors v Cork’s Cill Seanaigh on Sunday next at 1pm in Gleanntán, 7km east of Cork City and just off the N25. Another big day for The Rock. Tugaimis tacaíocht dóibh! The men of the Rock: Michael Tansley; Colin Griffin, Dylan Casey, Joey Nagle; Armin Heinrich, Jack Ó Sé, Paul O’Sullivan; Michael O’Donnell, Joe O’Connor; Fiachna Mangan, Greg Horan, Daniel Kirby; Donagh Mac Iomhargáin, Shane O’Callaghan, Paddy Lane; Cian Purcell, Ronan Shanahan, Darragh O’Brien, Colm Browne, Brendan O’Sullivan, Ben Quilter, Ronan Shanahan, Luke Ó Cathasaigh, Adam Curran, Eoghan Carroll, Barry Shanahan, Conor Horan, David Fitzmaurice, Jordan Ó Cíosáin, Seán Quilter, Gearóid Mac Gearailt. BILLY’S BOYS ABÚ!
BUÍOCHAS:
Thanks once again to all club lotto supporters and promoters and especially to (i) The Burger Shack, Móin an Bhealaigh, (ii) The Brogue, Sráid na Carraige, (iii) Siopa Chaoimhín de Barra, Sráid na Carraige Uachtarach (iv) Commane’s Bookshop (PC Books), Sráid na Carraige, (v) O’Flynn Interiors, Sráid na Carraige, (vi) Hussey’s Deli and Newsagency, Cé an Phrionsa, (vii) Carmel Cuiltéir, AdeS,.
WEARING THE COLOURS:
INTERPROVINCIAL:
What a great and exciting game was played on Saturday last between Sleacht ‘Néill of Derry and Antrim’s Ruairí Óg. How wonderful it would be if we had an interprovincial competition to give the best hurlers in Ulster a stage on which to shine! Ábhar machnaimh do CLG!
