Corofin GAA Club
Draw Details for July 18 2022
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 6,800.00 |
0 |
Match 3
Match 3 numbers for a gauranteed prize of €30 |
to be confirmed |
3 |
LOTTO
Ní raibh aon bhuaiteoir ar on bpota óir an tseachtain seo. Uimhreacha a tarraingíodh 14, 21, 25 agus 30. Ceathrar Meaitseáil 3’s Connor Brady, Gary Laheen, Claire Keating agus Teresa O’Brien. Lucky Dip Lorraine Ryder (1x Ticéid le Cluiche Cheannais na hÉireann idir Gaillimh agus Ciarraí). Duais an Díoltóra Patricia Langan. Pota óir an tseachtain seo chugainn €6,950 in oifig an chlubtheach.
No Winner of this weeks Lotto Jackpot. Numbers drawn 14, 21, 25 and 30. Four Match 3’s Connor Brady, Gary Laheen, Claire Keating and Teresa O’Brien. Lucky Dip Lorraine Ryder (1x Ticket for All-Ireland Football Final between Galway and Kerry). Sellers Prize Patricia Langan. Next week’s Jackpot is €6,950 in the Club Office.
The Club Lotto is vital to supporting the Club in maintaining the great facilities we have and to ensure the underage teams are fully resourced with training equipment, first aid, etc. Our membership numbers are growing at each grade which puts an increased demand on the playing surfaces and equipment. Your continued support for our Lotto in greatly needed and appreciated, as it enables us to meet this demand year-round.
Next Monday, 25th July we have a mammoth Lucky Dip prize of a 2 Night stay for 2 People at the Clifden Station House Hotel!
If you have not played the Lotto yet, or your subscription has expired, please visit our website corofingaa.ie/draws to enter our lotto. There are great value “Three for €5” tickets that can be purchased and there is an ‘auto-renew’ feature that can be used to ensure you don’t miss out.
CLUB
A big thank you to the members who came to Corofin pitch on Saturday morning to do a general clean-up and painted the front wall of the pitch. The added flags and bunting on Sunday makes the entrance to the pitch look great and adds to the atmosphere in the village in the lead up to the All-Ireland Final on Sunday. We encourage every house, business and community in the parish to turn their area Maroon and White this week to show your support for the Players and Management.
GAMES
On Friday Junior A team travelled to Ballymacward to play a Padraig Pearses side that had defeated us 1-15 to 1-05 only a month ago. A much improved performance from the Junior A’s this time around resulted in a much deserved 1 point win with a scoreline of Corofin 3-09, Padraig Pearses 0-14.
On Saturday the Junior C team were to host St. Brendan’s on Saturday evening in Corofin but St Brendan’s conceded the game to us and now the lads await a Shield Semi-Final!
COUNTY
A belated but a hugely sincere congratulations to the Galway Minors for their All-Ireland Final triumph over our neighbours Mayo last Friday week. The Club was delighted with the performances and conduct of the Corofin players involved in the panel throughout the year (Vinny Gill, Ross Coen and Gavin Kelly) and each are deserving of their praise and celebrations. The character by the players shown to overcome defeats earlier in the year must be admired. The future for Galway Football is certainly bright with this panel.
The Club wishes Padraic Joyce, Management Team, Players and Corofin representatives Liam Silke, Dylan McHugh, Kieran Molloy, Dylan Canney and Tony Gill the very best in their preparations for the upcoming Senior All-Ireland Football Final on Sunday in Croke Park. The lads have performed with distinction when called upon through the League and Championship. We hope they can bring Sam Maguire back west after Sunday, there will be a heroes welcome regardless.
UNDERAGE NOTES
The U12 squad had an enjoyable day in the Prairie on Saturday at the Pete Burke Memorial Tournament. Our two teams qualified for the final in both groups to the host Club, Salthill-Knocknacarra. The boys were defeated in both finals but the quality of football on display was truly magnificent. Well done to all our players and a big thank you to Salthill-Knocknacarra for organising the day.
The U10’s and U11’s had an excellent blitz with St James with some brilliant football played by both teams. Well done to all and thank you to St James for making it such an enjoyable day.
SYMPATHY
The club offers its sympathy to the families and friends of the following who have dies recently:
Frank Murray, Ballinacregg, Cummer.
Louis Higgins, Boston, USA, brother of John and Eugene Higgins, Claretuam.
May they rest in peace.
