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Club newsletter: August 23rd, 2011

August 23, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €4,600
Numbers drawn: 6, 18, 20, 28
3 x €20 winners: Ger Murphy, Peter Collins, Trigger

Best of luck to the Kiltale hurlers representing their club with the Meath team in the All-Ireland Hurling Minor ‘B’ Championship this Saturday against Roscommon. Throw-in at The Downs, just outside Mullingar, is at 6:45pm. Please support your club players and county on the day.

The best of luck to the Moynalvey junior football team and mentors in the Junior C Football semi-final against Oldcastle.

Upcoming gigs at Teach na Teamhrach (formerly The Balreask Arms):
Sept 15: Paul Brady
September 16: UB40
Tickets for both concerts on sale in Kiltale Club House.

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Club newsletter: August 17th, 2011

August 17, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €4,500
Numbers drawn: 2, 6, 18, 30
3 x €20 winners: Bridie Cummins, Mary Brien, Bridie Halton

The best of luck to the Kiltale hurlers who will represent the club on the Meath minors in the All Ireland Minor Hurling B Championship next weekend.

Kiltale Hurling Club would like to congratulate those who received their Leaving Certificate results during the week, and wish the best of luck to those awaiting CAO offers.

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Want to meet a four-time All-Ireland winner?

August 16, 2011

Kilkenny star Michael Rice – a member of Kilkenny’s famous four-in-a-row All-Ireland-winning team – will attend the Kiltale Hurling summer camp tomorrow (Wednesday) at around midday.

Midfielder Michael is a key member of the Kilkenny team that will take to the field against Tipperary in the All-Ireland final in three weeks’ time – and, although only 27, already has five Leinster titles, two NHL titles and one All-Star award to his name, as well as a whopping four All-Ireland medals.

Kiltale Hurling Club looks forward to welcoming him, and invites any young hurler wanting to meet him to attend. Please spread the word!

Club newsletter: August 9th, 2011

August 9, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €4,400
Numbers drawn: 6, 12, 23, 29
3 x €20 winners: Deidre Hennessy, Tom Gerathy, Rachel Mulligan

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Club newsletter: August 3rd, 2011

August 3, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €4,200
Numbers drawn: 11, 17, 24, 29
3 x €20 winners: Tossie & Louise Byrne, David O Brien, John Gilsenan

Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Club would like to wish the Kiltale Pride of Place committee the best of luck on Monday.

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Inter-county U21 ‘A’: Kiltale lads lose out after extra time

July 28, 2011

Westmeath captain Alan McGrath accepts the Leinster U21 A HC trophy from Leinster Council Chairman Martin Skelly

Leinster U21 ‘A’ Hurling Championship:
Westmeath 2-17, Meath 1-18

Westmeath came from four points down in the first period of extra-time to defeat neighbours Meath in a thrilling Leinster U21 ‘A’ HC final at Trim last night.

Having received a bye into the final, the visitors scored 1-3 without reply in the last eight minutes to deny the Royals victory. Cormac Boyle was Westmeath’s match-winner, accounting for 1-1 of that tally.

A goal from Barry O’Meara had handed Westmeath the early initiative before Meath fought back to go into the break on level terms, 0-9 to 1-6. The Lake County regained the lead in the second half, only for Meath’s top scorer Keith Keoghan to send the game to extra-time with an injury-time free (1-13 to 0-16).

When full forward Anthony Healy netted to give the Royals the lead for the first time at the end of the first period Westmeath looked to be in trouble, but Boyle’s heroics ensured them of victory.

Kiltale were ably represented by team captain Shane McGann in goal and Willy Mahady at centre-back, as well as Padraig Kelly who did not feature in the match, but sadly the home side were on the wrong side of the scoreline after an extra-time thriller.

Scorers
Westmeath: B O’Meara 1-6 (0-6f), C Boyle 1-4, A Clarke 0-5 (2f, 1 ’65’), C Murphy, S Boylan 0-1 each. Meath: K Keoghan 0-8f, A Healy 1-3, D Doran 0-4, E Marsh, C Fitzsimons, A Gannon 0-1 each.

Westmeath: S McGovern; P Laide, A McGrath, C Scally; S Fagan, J Gilligan, A Fitzsimons; J Clarke, A Clarke; M Heffernan, C Boyle, N Dowdall; C Murphy, S Boylan, B O’Meara. Subs: C Murtagh for J Clarke (46), K Martin for A Clarke (e-t).

Meath: S McGann (captain); G Murphy, E Lynch, R Hatton; S Brennan, W Mahady, C O’Shea; F Doran, E Marsh; C Fitzsimons, G Kelly, K Keoghan; D Doran, A Healy, D Maguire. Subs: T Raleigh for F Doran (35), M Doyle for Fitzsimons (37).

Ref: G McGraith (Dublin).

Match report via HoganStand.com.

Club newsletter: July 26th, 2011

July 26, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €4,100
Numbers drawn: 11, 17, 26, 30
3 x €20 winners: Tossie & Louise Byrne, Pauline Regan, T.A.E. Gilsenan

Thanks to all who are set to make the Kiltale golf classic a great success last Friday. The winning team was Harry Donovan, Sean Smith, Eamon Younge and Robert Donovan. The Longest Drive was won by Phil Weldon, and the Nearest The Pin Challenge was won by Matt Melvin.

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Club newsletter: July 19th, 2011

July 19, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €4,000
Numbers drawn: 2, 8, 15, 29
3 x €20 winners: Imelda McCormack, Trevor Wallace, Thomas Donoghue

Thanks to all who are set to make the Kiltale golf classic a great success this Friday. Contact Dom at 086 2132288 or Paddy at 086 8282458 for more details and tee times.

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Meath SHC: Kiltale 3-10, Kildalkey 3-9

All eyes on the ball as Kiltale's Willie Mahady closes in on Kildalkey's Derek Doran during the Meath SHC at Athboy.

A last minute point from Kiltale centre back and man of the match David Donoghue secured victory for Kiltale against current champions Kildalkey.

Kildalkey got off to great start with a goal from Derek Doran and they raced into a 5 point lead but some great fielding and 2 great points from James Kelly brought Kiltale back into the game.

Kiltale steadied the ship and David Donoghue and Anthony Donnelly started to dominate along the half back line and Mark O’ Sullivan and James Kelly were causing all sorts of trouble for the Kildalkey half back line.

Both sides were guilty of some bad misses during the game but two second half goals from Stephen White and one from a 21 yard free by Peter Durnin put Kiltale in the driving seat but Kildalkey responded with two goals to put them ahead by a point going into the closing minutes.

Philip Garvey and Mark O’Sullivan scored two great points and Fergus McMahon replied with a pointed free for Kildalkey.

Padraig Donoghue began to dominate on the Kiltale full back line and set up many attacks but honours went to his brother David who scored the all important winner.

Willie Mahady had a great battle with Derek Doran and got in some vital interceptions.

Kiltale had great performances from Stephen and John Donoghue around midfield and the Kiltale forwards fought hard for possession and took some great scores.

Padraig Kelly cleared up a lot of ball around the Kiltale half back line and James Kelly and Mark O’Sullivan were a constant threat and inside Durnin and Garvey got some great scores.

Kiltale: Shane McGann, David Kane, Padraig Donoghue, Willie Mahedy, Sean Dunleavy, Sean Dunleavy, David Donoghue 0-1, Anthony Donnelly, Padraig Kelly, Stephen Donoghue, Mark O’Sullivan 0-1, John Donoghue, James Kelly 0-2, Peter Durnin 1-4, Stephen White 2-0, Philip Garvey 0-2.

Match report reproduced from HoganStand.com.

Club newsletter: July 12th, 2011

July 12, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €3,900
Numbers drawn: 2, 3, 8, 27
3 x €20 winners: Peter Brien, Ger Murphy, Lisa Lynch

The Kiltale golf classic will be held at Co Meath Golf Club, Trim on Friday 22nd July. Team of four: €200. Contact Dom at 086 2132288 or Paddy at 086 8282458 for tee times.

Advertising outside Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Clubs is now available. The club is situated on the main Trim-Dublin road (R154), and can offer prominent advertising at a height visible to all passers. Call Dom at 086 2132288 for more information.

Meath SHC: Kiltale 4-15, Killyon 1-14

July 6, 2011

Kiltale's Padraig Donoghue closes in on Killyon's Killian Kanavan during the Meath SHC game at Pairc Tailteann.

Peter Durnin was in brilliant form for Kiltale as they overcame Killyon by ten points at a sunny Pairc Tailteann.

Dual star Mark O’Sullivan got the winners off the mark with a fine point. Kiltale held a 0-7 to 0-3 advantage after twenty minutes. The impressive Durnin struck for his first goal to leave it 1-7 to 0-3. Killyon then enjoyed their best period of the game. Three points from David Raleigh and two from Keith Keoghan put them in a good position before the break. Kiltale went in with a slender 1-9 to 0-9 lead.

The second half began in lively fashion when Mark O’Sullivan had a brilliant effort saved by Killyon keeper Stephen Quinn. Three points from Durnin and one from Stephen Donoghue left Kiltale with a 1-13 to 0-10 lead. Keith Keoghan gave Killyon a lifeline when his long range free found its way to the Kiltale net to leave it 1-13 to 1-11. But within three minutes Durnin had the sliothar in the Kiltale net twice and the game was as good as over. James Kelly put the icing on the cake with Kiltale’s fourth goal in the final minutes.

Best for the winners were goalkeeper Shane McGann, defenders Willie Mahady Padraig and David Donoghue, midfielder Stephen Donoghue and Philip Garvey, Mark O’Sullivan and Durnin in attack. Kilyon had good performances from Stephen Quinn, Brian Perry, Conor Foley, Keith Keoghan and the Raleigh brothers David and Thomas.

Peter Durnin has now scored 3-24 for Kiltale in three championship outings.

Kiltale scorers: Peter Durnin 3-9, James Kelly 1-1, Mark O’Sullivan 0-2, Philip Garvey, Willie Mahady and Stephen Donoghue 0-1 each.

Killyon scorers: Keith Keoghan 1-4, David Raleigh 0-6, Calvin Ryan 0-2, Killian Kanavan and Thomas Raleigh 0-1 each

Match report from HoganStand.com.

Club newsletter: July 5th, 2011

July 5, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €3,800
Numbers drawn: 3, 6, 19, 20
3 x €20 winners: James Kelly, Tom Geraghty, Sean Dunlevy
Sellers’ prize for June: Maureen Gilsenan

The Kiltale golf classic will be held at Co Meath Golf Club, Trim on Friday 22nd July. Team of four: €200. Contact Dom at 086 2132288 or Paddy at 086 8282458 for tee times.

Best of luck to those representing the club with the under-21 county hurling team, and with the senior and minor football teams this weekend.

Kiltale win Division 3 Féile hurling title

July 3, 2011

Kiltale Hurling Club's U14 Feile Na Gael-winning team, mentors and supporters.

Kiltale won the Div 3 National Feile title in Galway over the weekend.

Kiltale represented Meath in the hurling Feile na Gael and were hosted by Moycullen in Galway.

Kiltale won through to the final with the following results:

24/6/11 in Moycullen – Kiltale 4-8, Moycullen 1-1.
25/6/11 in Carnmore – Kiltale 4-13, Carnmore 1-0
25/6/11 Playoff in Carnmore – Kiltale 7-4, St Mochua’s 0-3
25/6/11 Semi-final in Castlegar – Kiltale 5-19, Carryduff 0-4
26/6/11 Final in Pearse Stadium – Kiltale 8-7, Muine Beag 1-2

Kiltale got off to a great start in the final with goals from Hugh o’ Sullivan (2) and Ross Ryan (1) and further points from Sean Healy (1),Hugh O’ Sullivan (2) and Ross Ryan (1) and Iarla Hughes with a great effort from midfield.

Kiltale had dominance in midfield with Owen Crowe and the outstanding captain Iarla Hughes.

In the forwards Hugh O’ Sullivan,Ross Ryan,Sean Healy and Cathal Ryan created many scoring opportunities.

Kiltale defence in which Brian O’Reilly,Robert Mc Guinness and Cathal Brien were totally on top and delivered great ball down to their forwards. Kiltale led 3-5 to 0-1 at half time.

Muine Beag started the second half in flying form and scored a goal and point but after those scores it was all Kiltale with them running up a further 5goals and 2 pts.

Hugh O’ Sullivan got a further 2 goals and Kyle Benson finished off another great move with a great goal.

Ross Ryan tormented the opposing defence and scored a further goal and a point.

Substitute Conor Mc Nally scored an opportunist goal and added to that a fine effort by captain Iarla Hughes Kiltale ran out convincing winners.

Ronan Ryan who was sick and missed all the games on Saturday but was introduced as a substitute in the final and made an immediate impact setting up many attacks.

Kiltale had great performances from Andrew Jackson in goals-defenders Cathal Brien,Brian O’ Reilly,Ferghal Ryan and Robert Mc Guinness and Hugh Smith and Jack Quinn made some telling interceptions and kept opposing teams to limited scoring opportunities.

Iarla Hughes played a captain’s role and was strongly supported by Owen Crowe at midfied.

In the forwards Hugh O’ Sullivan and Ross Ryan took the scoring honours and others to do well over the tournament were Kyle Benson,Sean Healy,Jack Farrell and Cathal Ryan.

Kiltale – Andrew Jackson, Cathal Bien, Ferghal Ryan, Jack Quinn, Hugh Smith, Robbie McGuinness, Brian O’Reilly, Iarla Hughes, Owen Crowe, Cathal Ryan, Sean Healy, Jack Farrell, Hugh O’Sullivan, Ross Ryan, Kyle Benson.
Subs – Ronan Ryan for Jack Farrell, Conor Mc Nally for Kyle Benson, Colm O’Connor for Jack Quinn.

Kiltale would like to acknowledge the hospitality of their host club Moycullen of Galway.

Match report from HoganStand.com.

Club newsletter: June 28th, 2011

June 28, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €3,700
Numbers drawn: 7, 14, 25, 26
3 x €20 winners: Chantal Halligan, Thomas Cummins, John Horan

The Kiltale golf classic will be held at Co Meath Golf Club, Trim on Friday 22nd July. Team of four: €200. Contact Dom at 086 2132288 or Paddy at 086 8282458 for tee times.

Congratulations to the under-13 hurling team on their great achievement on winning the Division 3 Final at Feile Na Gael in Galway. To all those that travelled and those who came down on Sunday morning to support the team in the final: thank you. Very Well Done.

Club newsletter: June 21st, 2011

June 21, 2011

Lotto: not won
Jackpot: €3,500
Numbers drawn: 11, 16, 18, 30
3 x €20 winners: Lorcan Kelly, Maria Harpur, Kathleen McDermott

The Kiltale golf classic will be held at Co Meath Golf Club, Trim on Friday 22nd July. Team of four: €200. Contact Dom at 086 2132288 or Paddy at 086 8282458 for tee times.

Thanks to all who participated in the Trojan Race Night to raise funds for the Under-14 team going to the Féile na nGael – the best of luck to them in Galway this weekend!

Best of luck, too, to those representing the club on the under-21 county hurling team, and on the senior and minor football teams, in the coming week.

Kiltale Hurling and Camogie Club would like to extend its deepest sympathies to the Browne, Gillick and Byrne families on their recent bereavement.