Sarsfields GAA Club (Galway)
Draw Details for December 19 2022
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 20,600.00 |
0 |
Match 3
Match 3 numbers to win/share. |
€ 50.00 |
2 |
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LOTTO
The numbers drawn on Monday 19th Dec were 2, 22, 25, 31. There was no winner. There were 2 “match three’s”; Bronagh O’Toole and Lorraine Cooney. The sellers’ prize went to Carmel Moran, The Harbour Bar and Dermot Hynes. The next draw for a jackpot of €20,700 takes place in The Harbour Bar on Tuesday, January 3rd.
On-line entries available until 8pm on draw night
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Envelopes for entry available in The HArbour Bar and Gallaghers until 8:45pm on draw night.
YEARLY LOTTO
Our yearly lotto subscriptions are now open for 2023. THere will be forms delivered to homes over the next 2 weeks. The first draw on 2023 will take place on Monday 16th Jan. Forms plus subscription must be returned to your area rep or to Yvonne Corcoran by Saturday 14th . If you have not received a form please contact Yvonne by phone / text 087 6348216. The club lotto funds all teams from our Under 7 juveniles right up to our senior teams. Current lotto jackpot €20,700.The yearly lotto ensures entry into all draws for the year.
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CAMOGIE
BACK TO BACK ALL-IRELAND CLUB CHAMPIONS
Huge congrats to all involved in the recent success. It is a remarkable achievement, one which we are all so proud.
MATCH REPORT
Sarsfields (Galway) 2-14
Loughgiel (Antrim) 1-14
From Séamas McAleenan in Croke Park
Sarsfields retained their AIB All-Ireland senior club title after getting a severe test from Loughgiel in Croke Park. That makes it three titles in the past four years for the small Galway village with the McGrath sisters leading the charge.
Midfielder Niamh picked up the Player of the Match with four points, two from play, two from frees. Siobhán got Sarsfields off to the perfect start with a goal after just 33 seconds and added five frees over the course of the game, while two more sisters, Clodagh and Ciara played their parts as their dad, former Galway hurler, Michael "Hopper" McGrath steered the ship from the side-line.
The only time they looked rattled was in the minutes after Maria Cooney’s injury when Loughgiel reeled in their lead of five points and went two ahead, playing some very sharp camogie.
Their inside line of Róisín McCormick, Caitrín Dobbin and Annie Lynn found space during that time but were closed out during the second half. Amy Boyle and Lucia McNaughton drove them forward, but the Sarsfields defence preferred to concede frees during the second half, rather than be exposed as they had been just before the break.
In an obvious pre-planned move, Siobhán McGrath was left one on one from the throw-in, received the pass and buried the sliotar in the net after just 33 seconds. A few minutes later Sarsfields were five points up when McGrath and teenager Caoimhe Kelly added singles.
However Loughgiel fought their way back into the game with points from Mary McKillen, Róisín McCormick (the first of nine frees) and Lucia McNaughton.
Then came the injury to Cooney. McCormick pointed the resultant free and a couple of minutes later Caitrín Dobbin raced clear to strike to the net. Annie Lynn pointed twice within a minute and suddenly the Ulster champions were two up.
There were eight minutes of injury time added however and the Galway girls used them to haul themselves back to parity at the change of ends, 1-6 to 1-6.
Sarsfields hit another purple patch at the start of the second half to go five clear once more with Siobhán McGrath sending Rachel Murray in for the goal after 37 minutes.
However a series of frees from Róisín McCormick dragged Loughgiel back level with five minutes of the scheduled 60 remaining.
The McGrath sisters then stepped up to find the winning scores for their team. Siobhán set Niamh up for the lead point and added a free. Niamh then found the target from a long range free before Sarah Spellman picked off the insurance score.
Róisín McCormick brought her total to nine points with a late free, but Sarsfields used their experience to close out the victory by containing their opponents in added time.
Scorers: Sarsfields: S McGrath (1-5, 0-5 frees), R Murray (1-0), N McGrath (0-4, 2 frees), C Kelly (0-2), K Donohue (0-1), S Corcoran (0-1), S Spellman (0-1). Loughgiel: C Dobbin (1-1), R McCormick (0-9 frees), A Lynn (0-2), L McNaughton (0-1), M McKillen (0-1)
Sarsfields : L Glynn; R Kelly, L Ward, K Gallagher; T Kenny, M Cooney, J Daly; Clodagh McGrath, N McGrath capt, K Donohue, R Murray, C Kenny; S Corcoran, S McGrath, C Kelly.
Subs: S Spellman for M Cooney (24), Ciara McGrath for C Kelly (60 + 2), C Cahalan for S Corcoran (60+ 4)
Loughgiel: E Boyle; C Campbell, K Lynn, C McKillop; M Lynn, Ú McNaughton, S Doran; A Boyle, L McNaughton; C Laverty, M McKillen, A Connolly; C Dobbin, R McCormick, A Lynn.
Subs: K McKillop for A Connolly (45), C Boyle for C Campbell (49), C Higgins for C Laverty (60+ 2),
Referee: L Dempsey (Kilkenny)
The Victorious team will have a tour of the parish this coming friday, more details closer to the time.
Please Note
The prize amounts above are what each winner will receive.
