Corofin GAA Club
Draw Details for January 31 2022
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 17,900.00 |
0 |
Match 3
Match 3 numbers for a gauranteed prize of €30 |
€ 30.00 |
4 |
LOTTO:
Lotto numbers drawn 1, 9, 14, 26. Four match 3s Ita Mannion, Pat Balfe, Josephine Mulhall, Ann Cannon. Lucky dips Sarah Connaughton, Olive Molloy. Seller's prize Brian Loughlin. Next week's jackpot is €18,050 and draw in Club Office.
GALWAY WIN:
Galway footballers secured a good win in their opening division 2 league game defeating Meath by 1-14 to 0-6. Playing with the wind in the first half, Galway led by 1-9 to no score at half time. Kieran Molloy, Liam Silke and Dylan McHugh started for Galway with Tony Gill making his league debut for Galway late in the game. Kieran Molloy contributed a point to Galway’s total.
Galway’s next game is against Down on Saturday in Newry.
MEMBERSHIP:
Corofin GAA Club Membership is now open and details are on the club website, www.corofingaa.ie. We now offer social / walking membership, which entitles the social member use of the walkway at the Corofin pitch.
EVERY STEP COUNTS:
Well done to all who have participated in the “My life Every Step Counts” challenge. The club has already passed the goal of collectively walking 4000 km. The challenge runs from 19th January to the 23rd February.
SYMPATHY:
Our club President, Joe Flaherty, passed away peacefully last Wednesday in his 93rd year surrounded by his loving family. The club extends its deepest sympathy to his wife Maureen, sons Bill, Joseph, Gerry, daughter in law Carmel, sister Bridie, brother Paddy, sister in law Mary, grandchildren, extended family and friends. The Flaherty name is synonymous with Corofin GAA for decades and Joe was extremely proud of that heritage. He was always a welcoming host to all teams who played in the Galway road venue and while the players changed, he was always on hand to congratulate or console the team managers and mentors from both sides. With a few kind words of encouragement from Joe both players and managers left the iconic venue confident that better days were ahead. As Club President he loved attending social functions, where recent successes were celebrated but always in the context of the modest beginnings the club had emerged from. From parish leagues in Flaherty’s field to Croke Park on St Patrick’s Day, Joe would have been delighted with the evolution of the club in his lifetime. May his gentle soul rest in peace.
Please Note
The prize amounts above are what each winner will receive.
