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Sarsfields GAA Club (Galway)


Draw Details for May 3 2022

Lotto Numbers Drawn

13
18
23
32

Prize Value Winners
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share.    
€ 17,300.00 0
Match 3
Match 3 numbers to win/share.    
€ 16.67 6

SARSFIELDS GAA
 
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LOTTO
The numbers drawn on Tuesday night were 13, 18, 23, 32. There was no jackpot winner. There were 6 "match three's": Pat & Claire Spain, Mary, Joesph & Aishling Fox, Shauna Morrissey, Aoife Kelly, Dermot McGann, Martin Lennon. The sellers' prize went to Pat Hynes, Turoe Pet Farm & Gerard Donohue. The next draw for a jackpot of €17,400 takes place in Gallaghers, On Monday, May 9th.
Don't forget you can play on-line now by pressing the link below. Remember, if you press auto renewal, you won't miss any future draws.
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=713
Envelopes for entry also available in Bullaun Shop and Gallaghers until 8:45pm on draw night.
 
Other promoters include
*Turoe Pet Farm
*Ann Ward
*Weavers Restaurant, Loughrea.
*Corrib Oil, Mart Rd, Loughrea.
*Dolan Electrical
*Gerry McGrath Tyres
 
 
CLUB SHOP
Clubs ONeills Store http://www.sarsfields-gaa.com/shop
 https://www.oneills.com/shop-by-team/gaa/ireland/sarsfield-gaa-club.html
 
# LATEST RESULTS
Under 15 A1 Group 6 30 PM Portumna Portumna 1-11 2-23 Sarsfields
U20AHurling League Group 4 6 30 PM New Inn Sarsfields 3-22 1-11 Athenry
Under 12 Roinn 2B 6 30 PM Ballygar HC 6-7 2-6 Sarsfields
 
 
#FIXTURES
Mon 9
Under 13 A Group 6 30 PM Oranmore-Maree Oranmore-Maree --- --- Sarsfields
U20AHurling League Group 4 7 30 PM Kilconieron Sarsfields --- --- Kilconieron GAA
Thurs 12
Under 15 A1 Group 6 15 PM Ballygar HC --- --- Sarsfields
Sun 15
Division 1 Hurling League Group B 11 00 AM New Inn Sarsfields --- --- Tommy Larkins
 
COUNTY HURLING
Leinster Senior Hurling Championship
Galway 1-24 Kilkenny 3-17
 
Initially this compelling contest was chiefly about Galway's class, but the character demonstrated in the dying embers will encourage Henry Shefflin.
Ultimately Conor Cooney's last gasp free divided the teams at the end of an absorbing match in Salthill.
Sub plots existed, particularly the Shefflin and Brian Cody factor, but Galway eventually prevailed.
With trademark grit, Kilkenny erased a seven point gap to level. Galway edged ahead again before Kilkenny substitute John Donnelly's injury time goal levelled matters.
Galway summoned one final attack with Tom Monaghan fouled by Paddy Deegan. Conor Cooney stayed ice cool to seal a critical win for the locals in front of 14,034 spectators.
At the outset Galway absorbed a couple of blows as Kilkenny's Eoin Cody was splendid inside carrying a potent threat. The Ballyhale Shamrocks attacker netted a sixth minute goal following a Walter Walsh assist.
Galway, with Tom Monaghan, Joseph Cooney, and Brian Concannon effective, and boosted by two gorgeous Fintan Burke sideline cuts, led 0-9 to 1-5 when Cody turned provider for Billy Ryan to mine a second goal in the 16th minute.
The game was moving along at a decent clip with a TJ Reid free edging Kilkenny 2-7 to 0-12 ahead in the 23rd minute.
Galway replied with a splendid burst as Concannon's pass released Johnny Coen, who planted a 24th minute goal.
Further points from Monaghan (2), Cathal Mannion, and Joseph Cooney (2) followed as Galway eventually went in armed with 1-17 to 2-8 cushion.
In the third quarter Kilkenny came thundering back. Conor Cooney added a free for Galway immediately, but Kilkenny reeled off seven points in a row to tie the match.
Substitute Alan Murphy was sharp, while Mikey Carey, Walter Walsh, and Cody also registered neat scores.
When awkward questions were being posed Galway found the answers. The Mannion brothers, Padraic and Cathal, were immense, while captain Daithí Burke led by example.
At the opposite end of the field Conor Whelan was introduced, while Concannon and Joseph Cooney remained relevant.
A 67th minute Concannon point guided Galway 1-23 to 2-17 clear, but Kilkenny refused to be perturbed. A Donnelly shot crept over the line and it appeared that the spoils would be divided.
Late on, though, Monaghan was fouled, and, under duress, Conor Cooney converted the subsequent free. Galway survived.
 
CAMOGIE
Congratulations to our May 50/50 draw winner Jody Quinn🟢⚪️ Seller’s Prize went to Sinead Murphy👏🏼  A huge thank you to everyone who supported the draw. Our next draw will be 3rd June 2022 in Gallagher’s, Ballyfa. @gallaghersballyfa
 

Please Note

The prize amounts above are what each winner will receive.

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