Lotto Results March 21st

There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot on Monday night 21st March, with the Jackpot standing at a bumper €15250. The numbers drawn were 10,15,25,31. The €25 prize winners were: Timothy Hegarty, Pat Dunphy, Pat Forde. Next weeks jackpot will be a bumper €15400 and the draw will take place on Monday night, 28th March! it has never been easier to support the club by playing the lotto online via  https://bit.ly/CarraignabhFear. Lotto tickets are also available locally in the Arches, Drummonds Shop, Carraig Pharmacy, the Post office or from the lotto committee. Annual subscription of €100 available. Don’t miss out! Thanks once again to all our Lotto players for your continued support, without which we would not be able to invest in the future of our...

No winner of this weeks Jackpot

There was no winner of this week’s lotto jackpot on Monday night 7th March, with the Jackpot standing at a bumper €14950. The numbers drawn were 8,15,17,28. The €25 prize winners were: Katherine Keating, c/o The Shop, Sarah Hegarty, John Doran, c/o The Shop Next weeks jackpot will be a bumper €15100 and the draw will take place on Monday night, 14th March! it has never been easier to support the club by playing the lotto online via  https://bit.ly/CarraignabhFear. Lotto tickets are also available locally in the Arches, Drummonds Shop, Carraig Pharmacy, the Post office or from the lotto committee. Annual subscription of €100 available. Don’t miss out! Thanks once again to all our Lotto players for your continued support, without which we would not be able to invest in the future of our...

Hurling Helmet Order – Wed 14th April

The juvenile club will be placing a helmet order in the next week with Mycro Sports. If anyone wishes to place an order, they can contact Eileen O’Donovan on 0868555252 to do this before next Wed. Cost €45, payable on collection. Sizes: Small (6-10yrs), Med (11-17yrs), Large (18yrs up) It is mandatory for, and the responsibility of, each individual player to wear a helmet with a facial guard that meets the standards set out in IS:355 or other replacement standard as determined by the National Safety Authority of Ireland (NSAI). All players are advised that in the event of a head injury occurring, if the helmet being worn does not meet the standard or is modified or altered from the original manufactured state, they are not covered under the terms of the GAA Player Injury Fund. The following helmet manufacturers currently provide products which meet the standards set out in IS:355 or other replacement standard as determined by the National Safety Authority of Ireland (NSAI). Mycro Azzuri Cooper.ie Marc Sports O’Neills Atak Sports Players and parents should note that not all products provided by some of these manufacturers meet the standards of IS:355. Once the helmet or faceguard is modified in anyway, the player is playing at an increased risk of injury and not covered under the terms of the GAA Player Injury Benefit...

Club Registration 2021 – Online Registration via Foireann

Registration to CLG Carraig na bhFear is moving online in 2021.     Due to current Covid restrictions it is not possible to hold our usual Registration night, but we are now in a position to facilitate online registration for the year ahead. Juvenile members born from in 2016 (u5’s in 2021) are welcome to join our Nursery programme. Please review the following points below carefully to assist with your registration: You can register on www.foireann.ie – The GAA’s new Online registration system. Conveniently, to login to the system you can use the same username and password which you would have used on the GAA Return to Play site last season. For those of you who do not have a login, you must create one to proceed. Navigate to Profile, Create a profile for the player/family you wish to register on Foireann. Note – If a parent is registering a player with St. Colmcille’s, they need to ensure the add St.Colmcille’s as a club to their profile as well as Carraig na bhFear, otherwise the return to play website used for Covid protocols will not give you the relevant team options. This should also be done for the child’s profile. Once profile completed, navigate to Membership and select Register. Select the membership option most relevant to player/family/individual you wish to register. Follow the step by step guide and make relevant payment by visa/visa debit. See detailed guide on link below for the process of registration on Foireann. https://gmssupport.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/360018415879-GAA-Online-Registration-Stripe-Payments- NB: If you are choosing the family membership option, you will need to create a family on Foireann before proceeding with registration...

Gleoise na Carraige December 2020

  Muintir Carraig na bhFear, ta an Lockdown chriochnaithe agus ta suil again go bhfuil daoine ag tnuth le chursai na Nollag agus an gnath shaol ag dul thar nais, diaidh ar ndiaidh. Caithfear a admhail ce go deacair agus chrua do bhi an bhliain seo.  Ni ligfear lamh a chasadh, seasamh nios giorra na dha meadair, do bhi iomai daoine in umar na haimileise. Ach, do chuir roinnt cluichi iomanaiocht agus caide gliondar ar ar gcroi, agus seo iad na tuairisci nios deanai faoi ar gcumann Carraig na bhFear. We hope you all enjoy the last instalment of Gleoise na Carraige 2020. It has been a really tough year for both young and old. We have had to learn new skills, new ways of socializing, whilst also trying to keep a level of normality going. The club season came to an end in early October with most championship games played to completion. Here is an account of some those games, where glory and victory walked hand in hand with disappointment and regret.   Adult Club Report Junior C Hurlers Dreams Shattered in Final East Cork Junior C Hurling Final 2020 Castlemartyr 1-19 Carraig na bhFear 1-05 Do yourself justice. A common enough phrase in every day lexicon, but how do we attribute this phrase to playing sport? Is justice the feeling that you have given your all and have no regrets? Or is it playing without fear? Is it truth? Something to ponder, but the phrase appeared appropriate as our Junior C Hurlers trudged off the green sod of Killeagh Gaa Grounds, beaten and mute with disappointment. We...