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Welcome to Fr O'Neills Juvenile GAA Web-Site 2007
Home of the East Cork, County, Munster and All-Ireland Junior Hurling Champions 2005
Good Weekend for all. Well done to the Intermediate Hurling team and their mentors on a solid victory over Cobh in Castlemartyr, on fridy night last at the 3rd atempt. They really upped their performance from the two previous nighjts and showed to all present, what they are capable of.
Under-10 Hurlers WIN Final of Glen Rovers Tournament. Feile na nGael Skills. Well Done to the Fe-11 Hurlers who won the Aghada Tournament
Results & Team Photograph here
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New Training Top/Wind Shielder now in stock € 30 all sizes "Breathable" "Showerproof" and "Windproof" Coming Soon: The FR O'NEILL'S WOOLY CAP @ € 16 only (while stocks last !) |
Jimmy Barry Murphy Jimmy presented medals to the victorious Fe-11, Fe-12 and Fe-15 panels and is pictured above with the respective captains: Kenneth Hegarty (Fe-12 E.Cork and County 'B' hurling), Tadhg McCarthy (Fe-15 'B' E.Cork hurling) and Padraig McMahon (Fe-11 'B' E.Cork hurling). Also present is Seamus Joyce (Club Cathaoirleach). More Photographs: Here |
Sponsor Makes Presentation to Victorious Under-12 County Hurling Champions 2006.
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John Hayes, (M.D. Munster Seamless Gutters - Main Sponsor), made a presentation of Commemorative Polo Shirts to the players & mentors of the Under-12 Hurling Panel in acknowledgement of the group's historic capture of the County 'B' Hurling Title - the club's first juvenile hurling title.
Pictured above are the Players and Mentors with John Hayes & Kenneth Hegarty (team captain). |
Picture Galleries
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Under-11 Pictures |
Shinty in Scotland 2006 |
Summer Camp with Dónal Óg 2006 |
That unforgettable day when we won the County U-12 Final |
CLICK HERE FOR FIXTURES & RESULTS
Latest 2006 Press Reports |
Check Team-by-Team |
Juvenile News |
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Introduction As Cathaoirleach of
Coiste na n-Óg, Cumannn An t-Athar Ó’Néill,
I extend a Céad Míle Fáilte to you on your
visit to our Web-Site. Initally
it will take a lot of time for pages to open due to the large quantity
of graphics and photographs, but the more often you use the site,
the faster it will be to open each page. If you require any further
assistance, please contact the club through by email using our site
webmaster
or view the officers
e-mail addresses in the Committee Page. Seamus McSeoighe (Cathaoirleach) |
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| "Who we aaa-rrr-ee, Who we aaa-rrr-ee" Fr O'Neills Juvenile GAA Club was founded in the early 1970's and won it's first competition when defeating Erins Own in an U14 hurling competition in 1971. Bonfires blazed in Ballymacoda & Ladysbridge as Eddie O'Leary brought "The Tom Powell Cup" to the parish. Since then the club has gone from strength to strength, culminating with the capture of the club's first County Title in Fe-14 'B' Peil and the club's first Divisional 'A' title when winning the Fe-13 East Cork Football title in 2004. Today the club caters for over 140 juveniles from Fe-8 to Fe-16 in both Hurling & Football at all grades and with a solid backroom team, continues to strive for honours at all levels
The Fr O'Neills Fe-14 Hurling Team 1971, which captured The Tom Powell Cup for Fe-14 East Cork Hurling, when defeating an Erins Own team in Rostellan. This was the first Juvenile title for the club. |
The headstone of Fr. Peter O'Neill, in the grounds of Ballymacoda Churchyard, upon which the club bases it's crest |
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"Where do we come from - Where do we come from" Fr O'Neills club encompasses the parish of Ladysbridge & Ballymacoda, which lies in East Cork (Barony of Imokilly) between the towns of Midleton and Youghal. To the north it is Bounded by the river Womanagh, while to the south lies the coastline which joins Ballycotton to Youghal. Ladysbridge village lies to the west of the parish which extends eastward through Ballymacoda village, continuing onwards to Knockadoon Head and Cable Island. |
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