Annaghdown GAA
Draw Details for April 18 2016
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 9,700.00 |
0 |
Match 3
Match 3 numbers to win/share. |
€ 150.00 |
1 |
This week’s Lotto results: numbers 7, 17, 24, 26, Match three: Keith Timoney c/o Mike Melia, Promoters prize Paddy Small and next weeks Jackpot is €9850.00. Our Intermediate hurlers start the championship against Rahoon-Newcastle in Pearse Stadium on Sunday evening at 6.30 and in minor football we play Kilkerrin-Clonberne in the league this Wednesday at 7.00 in Cregg. Its football Feile weekend and our fixtures are as follows: Under- 14- A team are in Westside. They are in Division 1 and play as follows:11.40 am v Salthill -Knocknacarra, 12.20pm v St Michaels, 2.20pm v Moycullen. The group winner stays in Westside and play’s the winner of Group B in the Semi-Final at 6.00pm. Division 1 Feile final is on Sunday in Pearse Stadium at 3.00pm. Our B Team are based in Cregg in the B Shield. They play the following games : 11.30am v An Fhairche, 12.00pm v Cortoon Shamrocks,12.30pm v Kinvara, 1.00pm v St Michaels B, 2.00pm v Salthill / Knocknacarra B .The winner of the Group go on to Pearse Stadium to play the final on Sunday at 1.00pm. We were beaten by Cortoon-Shamrocks in the second round of the Div 1 league in Cregg on Saturday evening, after the visitors went into a early lead scoring 1-1 in the opening ten minutes we fought back to go in at the break all square 1-3 each, Niall Kinneen shot our three first half points from placed balls while Damien Comer was at end of a good build up to finish to the net. In part two we could only raise three white flags all from placed balls with Kinneen pointing a brace and Comer adding the other. It was a disappointing performance on the evening but despite that it is a learning curve for all involved. Annaghdown opened their Minor League campaign against Monivea –Abbey and came away with an unlikely point win in added time when Jack Forde scored the winning point from a free, it was a high scoring game played in Monivea and the home side lead almost from start to finish and went in at the break 2-6 to 1-4 ahead. Sean Forde and Conor Quinn got the opening scores the game for the visitors but it was Quinn’s penalty goal that kept Annaghdown in the game in that opening half as they trailed by 2-6 to 0-4 in added time but the spot kick made it a five point deficit at the whistle. Monivea-Abbey raised another green flag with the first score of the second half and followed that with a point to lead by 3-7 to 1-4, but Cian O’Toole replied with a goal for the visitors. Annaghdown made a number changes and the move paid off as two of the replacements got on the scoresheet, Jack Forde gained procession and shot to the net followed by a white flag from Cian Garrett and it was now a three point game, both sides scored a brace of points with Jason Walsh and O’Toole scoring for Annaghdown who now trailed by 3-7 to 3-10. Sean Forde then converted a penalty for the visitors to tie the game before the afore mentioned wining score from Forde.  |
