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LOTTO

The numbers drawn on Monday night were 15, 23, 26, 31. There was no winner. There was one “match three”; William Mulkerrins. The sellers’ prize went to Mary Burke, Donal Keane and Patricia Wade. The next draw for a jackpot of €16,000 takes place in Gallaghers, Ballyfa on Monday, Jan 31.

 

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Envelopes for entry available in Bullaun Shop and Gallaghers until 8:45pm on the night of the draw.

The Sarsfields GAA Club Lotto draws play a huge part in the fund raising efforts of Sarsfields GAA Club. We encourage all members and community to play the Sarsfields GAA Club fundraising lotto. We also hope that everyone can work to promote this lotto and help get back in touch with people from Sarsfields in Galway, who may now be living all over Ireland and the world.

 

FIXTURES 

Saturday 29th 

Connacht GAA Post Primary Schools

Senior A Hurling Championship 2022 12 30 PM Duggan Park St. Bridgets, Loughrea --- --- Presentation College Athenry

 

Tuesday 1st 

Electric Ireland HE GAA

Fresher 1 Hurling Championship Group B 3 00 PM N.U.I. Galway N.U.I. Galway --- --- Mary Immaculate College Limerick

Electric Ireland HE GAA 

Fergal Maher Cup Group C 7 30 PM Connacht GAA Centre G.M.I.T. Letterfrack --- --- Institute of Technology Sligo  

 

Wednesday 2nd

Electric Ireland HE GAA 

Fitzgibbon Cup Group A 4 45 PM Dangan N.U.I. Galway --- --- University College Cork

 

Thursday 3rd 

Connacht GAA Post Primary Schools 

Senior C Hurling Championship 2022 12 30 PM Ballyforan Roscommon CBS --- --- St. Killians, New Inn

 

Electric Ireland HE GAA 

Fitzgibbon Cup Group C 7 30 PM MTU Cork Campus MTU Cork --- --- G.M.I.T.

 

 

IN OTHER NEWS

The GAA has today confirmed that water breaks have been removed from match regulations.

2020 saw one water break per half introduced in club and inter-county games as the GAA resumed its activity amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. 

In the latest Covid-19 update for its members, the Association confirmed the news earlier today ahead of this weekend’s opening round of the 2022 Allianz Football League.

The change also means the return of the Maor Uisce, with two permitted per team, although they cannot enter the field of play unless in hurling when carrying a replacement hurley to a player.

“Counties and Clubs should note that the provision for Water Breaks in our games is now removed from our Match Regulations with immediate effect,” the update reads.

“The following provisions in this context now apply:

“Maor Uisce – Two Maor Uisces who must be over 18 years of age, are permitted per team; they may not enter the field of play. Each must wear an official bib (Football: Purple or Green | Hurling: Brown or Lilac) and will be situated as per the “Pitch Layout” in our Match Regulations, and at least two metres from the sideline.

“Official team personnel (Selectors/Coaches), substitutes, injured players or members of the extended panel may not act as Maoir Uisce. In the event that any official team personnel, injured player(s) or a member of the extended panel act as a Maoir Uisce, any breach of rule, shall be considered as a Misconduct at Games by Team Officials infraction.

“Maoir Uisce are not permitted to have/use communications devices i.e. walkie talkies.

“In hurling the Maoir Uisce will also act as hurley carriers & may enter the field of play with a replacement hurley when necessary.

“This will also mean that the number of people allowed access to the controlled zone for games in our Match Regulations will increase by 2 (i.e. from 40 to 42) to accommodate this change.

“In this context, Counties and clubs should a note the provisions on unauthorised entry to the field of play as outlined in Rule 1.4 of the Rules of Control.”