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MEMBERS CORNER

MATCH FIXTURES

Get Well Soon

THURSDAY APRIL 11TH UNDER 12 FOOTBALL CHALLANGE ROUND TOWER V St Judes

We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery to Sasha Delaney Who underwent an operation on Monday morning. Thinking of you. Ciarán, Aideen & Michael. All the members and friends of Round Towers also send our best wishes for a speedy recovery. We also send our best wishes for a speedy recovery to Fr Tom Mc Gowan Who was in Hospital during the week and is now recovering elsewhere. And hope He will be back to full health soon....

Venue: Clondalkin Time: 6.30pm

FRIDAY APRIL 12TH

We send a special Get Well Soon To Nial Corless Who unfortunately broke his hand in the under 16 hurling match last Saturday, Your Mentors, Teammates and your Club wish you a speedy recovery.

SENIOR FOOTBALL AIB ROUND TOWER V Naomh Olafs Venue: Wedgewood Time: 3pm JUNIOR B FOOTBALL

O’Broin Cup

ROUND TOWER V St Mary’s Venue: Saggart Time: 3pm

UNDER 14 LADIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE

JUNIOR HURLING LEAGUE

ROUND TOWER V Naomh Mearnogs

ROUND TOWER V Thomas Davis

Venue: Away Time: 6.30pm

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Venue: Kiltipper Road Time: 3pm SOUTH BOARD JUVENILE FOOTBALL

JUVENILE HURLING

SHIELD

UNDER 8 (11 a side) Round Robin Ground Hurling (10 minutes per half)

UNDER 10 V St Marys

Round Tower V Lucan Sarsfields Naas V Faughs Host Club: Round Tower Time: 11am Co-ordinator C. Moran

Venue: Moyle Park Time: 3.30pm UNDER 16 LADIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUND TOWER V Naomh Barróg Venue: Away Time: 4.30pm

UNDER 9 (11 a side) Round Robin Ground Hurling (10 minutes per half)

SOUTH BOARD JUVENILE FOOTBALL

Round Tower V St Patrick’s 1

UNDER 9 V Ballinteer St John

St Patrick’s 2 V Naas

Venue: Broadford Park Time: 4.45pm

Host Club: St Patrick‟s Palmerstown Time: 11am

ROUND TOWERS CUP

UNDER 12 V St Olafs Venue: Moyle Park Time: 11am

We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery also to Pat Byrne & Tom Woods Who are in hospital at present and hope they will be back among us shortly

SUNDAY APRIL 14th continued

UNDER 14 V Craobh Chiarain Venue: Clondalkin Time: 2.30pm

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O’REILLY CUP

UNDER 12 V St Marks Venue: Moyle Park Time: 4.45pm JUVENILE FOOTBALL SHIELD SEMI-FINAL UNDER 15 V Raheny Venue: Channel College Time: 6pm

INTERMEDIATE HURLING LEAGUE

CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI-FINAL

ROUND TOWER V Ballinteer St John

UNDER 16 V St Brigids

Venue: Clondalkin Time: 11am

Venue: Clondalkin Time: 7.15pm

JUNIOR A FOOTBALL CONLON CUP ROUND TOWER V Naomh Mearnog Venue: Clondalkin Time: 11am MINOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND TOWER V Craobh Chiarain Venue: Clondalkin Time: 11am UNDER 15 HURLING SHIELD ROUND TOWER V Craobh Chiarain Venue: Clondalkin Time: 11am

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TUESDAY APRIL 16TH SENIOR CAMOGIE LEAGUE ROUND TOWER V Erins Isle Venue: Clondalkin Time: 6.45pm FLETCHER HURLING SHIELD ROUND TOWER V Crumlin Venue: Clondalkin Time: 7pm

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CAMOGIE TRAINING

WEDNESDAY APRIL 17TH

Every Sunday indoor in Moyle Park College Juvenile 10-11am, Adult 11-12am circuits and indoor hurling for adult cost €2. Any Girls or Ladies interested in playing Camogie please contact Ann Darbey Phone 086-2608280 or 4595064

SENIOR LADIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE ROUND TOWER V Naomh Barróg Venue: Away Time: 6.45pm MINOR FOOTBALL SHIELD ROUND TOWER V St Annes Venue: Clondalkin Time: TBC

TRAINING ADULT HURLING, Every Tuesday and Thursday from 7-8.30pm in the Community Centre outdoor training

Below are the names and numbers for any information or enquires on Ladies football. Annette Harrington 0879908682 4096445/4096572(work), Catherine Roache 4573330,

CLUB NEWS

UNDER 14 Football, every Wednesday

MURRAY AND DUBS THROUGH TO LEINSTER FINAL Derek Murray and the Dublin U21s booked themselves a Leinster U21 final date against Wicklow with a hard earned win over Kildare at Navan last Sunday. Best of luck to all concerned and best of luck for the final. NEW SENIOR SELECTORS CONFIRMED Congratulations and best of luck to new senior selectors Jack Fortune and Aidan McCarthy who join Tony Delaney and Fred McCarthy looking to pilot the senior footballers in the direction of division one football next year.

At 6.45pm at the Club House

LOTTO BONUS NUMBER WINNERS

JUNIOR B FOOTBALL Training resumes this Tuesday and Thursday up in the Community Centre @ 7.00 UNDER 16 Football, every Tuesday At 7pm at the Club House UNDER 15 FOOTBALL every Monday 6:30pm. at the Club House New players welcome. Phone Noel Williamson 4571391 or 0868885840 .. Or Andrew Cummins 4577403

UNDER 12 Football, every Monday indoors Moyle Park hall From 6-7pm Thursday outdoors in Moyle Park at 6pm MINOR & UNDER 16 Hurling, every Wednesday and Friday at 4.30pm outdoors in the Community Centre

WEDNESDAY APRIL 3rd NO: 34

Christy Weafer

SATURDAY April 6th NO: 14

Jer Weafer

SENIOR FOOTBALL DIV 2 UNDER 15 Hurling, every Tuesday At 5.30-7pm outdoors in the Community Centre UNDER 14 Hurling, every Tuesday At 5.30-7pm in the Community Centre outdoors UNDER 12 Hurling, every Wednesday From 6-7pm in Moyle Park l UNDER 10 &11 Hurling, every Tuesday At 6-7pm in Moyle park outdoors

SKILLS SCHOOL Every Saturday in Community Centre hall 10-11am AGES 6-7, 11-12noon ages 8-9

LEAGUE 7/4/02

Cumann an Chloigthí: 1-10 Naomh Olaif: 2-7 'Towers revisited the site of their relegation from the top flight two years ago when they opened this year's league campaign with a trip to Wedgewood and on reflection it was a game they might have taken both points from. It may have taken a late Justin McGrane free to level the game but a Towers team that found the scores easier to come by could feel aggrieved not to have taken the two points on offer. Despite a disastrous start which saw the Clondalkin men concede a first minute goal some excellent first half scores - most notably from Brian Dunne - hauled Towers back into the hunt 3

and by half time they were in the ascendancy at 0-7 to 1-2. Giving as good as they got at centre field Towers held the upper hand before conceding another late goal to leave them on the back foot and staring defeat in their first outing. Only a strange refereeing decision prevented Mark Healy from capitalizing on a one on one situation with the Olaf's net-minder after a clever ball from Fergal Dardis. But late points from Ciarán Corrigan and McGrane added to an earlier penalty conversion by Brian Dunne ensured a draw. Cumann an Chloigthí: P Caffrey; D Verso, C Halpin, D Byrne; P Clifford, U Keane, D Costello; F Dardis, Damien Murray; C Corrigan, J Gavin, C Keane; M Healy, B Dunne, J Mc Grane. Sub: S Owens for Clifford (inj) 20 mins. Referee: J Turner (Thomas Davis).

Report From The Web Page SENIOR LADIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE 3/4/02

Round Tower 4-15 Ballyboden St. Enda‟s 0-02 Round Tower Ladies under the guidance of new manager Marie Crotty set their season off to a winning start on Wednesday last with a comprehensive win over Ballyboden St. Enda‟s. Towers dominated the play throughout the game and produced some fantastic movements. Scores in the first half came from Sinead Kenny, Catherine Roche and Aisleen Milton whilst the only goal of the half came from Suzanne Murray who was quick to react from a rebounded effort on goal. The Towers defence, which included Annette Harrington deputising between the posts, remained solid right the way through the game particularly the full back line of Susan Kavanagh, Caitriona Mc Grath and Amanda Murray. The second half saw Towers convert more of their chances. Goals came from Kenny, Roche and Hamill whilst the attacks from the midfield pairing of Maria „Bangers‟ Kavanagh and Emma Redmond kept the Ballyboden defence under constant pressure. Well done to new debutantes Aisling Kavanagh and Sinead McNulty. Next week‟s game should prove a tougher challenge where Towers travel to take on a talented Naomh

Mearnog side. Congratulations to Maria Kavanagh and Emma Redmond who represented the Dublin Senior Ladies on Sunday but unfortunately lost out to All-Ireland Champions Laois. Tower Ladies Next games are away to Naomh Barróg on April 17th and home to Ballinteer St. John on April 24th. All Support Welcome. Team: Annette Harrington,

Susan Kavanagh, Caitríona McGrath, Amanda Murray, Eimear McGrath, Pamela Dunne, Oonagh McKibbin, Maria Kavanagh, Emma Redmond, Suzanne Murray, Aisleen Milton, Emily Hammill, Sinead Kenny, Catherine Roche, Louise O’Neill. Subs: Aisling Kavanagh for Louise O’Neill, Sinead McNulty for Sinead Kenny, Orla McGaughey. Report by Catherine Roche

LOTTO RESULTS

This weeks numbers were

1 - 7 - 13 - 19 There was no winner of this week’s jackpot of €6,400

Congratulations to: Gina Tyson, Mary Chapman, Margaret Maloney, Catriona McGloin & Marie Brown who were the five one hundred € winners. NEXT WEEKS JACKPOT €6,600 JUNIOR A FOOTBALL LEAGUE 7/4/02 Round Towers: 2 - 7; Lucan Sarsfields: 0 - 4 Round Towers Junior 1 team got their League campaign off to a winning start with a good win over Lucan Sarsfields in Monastery Road on Sunday morning. The game was played in perfect conditions for football with Towers enjoying wind advantage in the first half.

In the opening minutes, Towers were on top but following wides from Carl McGrane and Stephen McGibney, the game was still scoreless with almost 10 minutes elapsed. Then a delightful movement saw Adam Fogarty gain possession on the 45m line. He dispatched the ball to Paul Burke, who quickly punch-passed to Stephen McGibney clean through in front of goal. He beat the goalkeeper easily for the opening score. A minute later, Ger. Hickey was fouled and Paul Lanigan pointed the resultant free from 40m. On 14 minutes, Stephen McGibney pointed from play after a good build-up by Ben Price and Paul Burke. Sarsfields then opened their account with a point before McGibney pointed a free after a foul on Paul Burke. The final score of the half came from a Lucan free on 18 minutes. Half - time score: Towers 1 - 3; Sarsfields 0 - 2. Any worries Towers might have had that their half-time lead was not sufficient were quickly dispelled shortly after the restart. Paul Lanigan pointed a long-range free following a foul on Carl McGrane. This was followed by an excellent goal from Ben Price. Man of the match, Stephen McGibney was the main architect, securing possession around the middle of the field and making ground before sending a precise pass to Ben Price, who had broken away from his marker. Price's shot gave the goalkeeper no chance. On 10 minutes, McGibney was fouled and duly slotted the free. Lucan then doubled their score with 2 pointed frees. Towers, however, finished strongly with Carl McGrane crowning a fine display by scoring 2 quality points from play. Towers defence was rock solid throughout with the full back line of Alan Milton, John Egan and John Ryan snuffing out any threat in front of goal. Ger. Minehane and Carl McGrane played well in midfield, whilst up front, the forwards combined well to execute some fine scores. All in all, an encouraging start, which can only improve with proper commitment throughout the season from the whole panel of 23/24 players. Team: Keith Graham, Alan Milton, John Egan, John Ryan, Stephen Alexander, Paul Lanigan (0 - 2), Mark O'Connor, Carl McGrane (0 - 2), Ger. Minahan, Barry Gallagher, Gerri Hickey, Stephen McGibney (1 - 3), Adam Fogarty, Paul Burke, Ben Price (1 - 0). 4

Subs: Gearoid Brennan for Mark O'Connor, Martin Ryan for Barry Gallagher, Darren O'Meara for

Paul Burke. Report by Michael. Finn

Round Tower Golf Society OUTINGS FOR THE YEAR 2002

11th May – Coolatin SPONSORED BY:

Display Systems Ltd. (Tony Keogh)

22nd June - Mullingar 20th July – Portarlington SPONSORED BY:

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Tuthills (Reg Tuthill)

August - Headford

6th September - Beechpark ( Captain’s Day) SPONSORED BY:

Sound and Vision. (John Curran)

12th October - Naas 2nd November - Hollystown ( Turkey Shoot) The Society fixtures results and news appears in “The Star” newspaper every Thursday.

Eugene Garrigan JUNIOR B FOOTBALL LEAGUE 7/4/02

Round Towers 3-14 Inisfails 0-1 League campaign off to a winning start on Sunday. What can only be described as a powerful performance, Towers eased away with some wonderful scores. Paul Tyrrell started the ball rolling with a delightful score from play followed shortly later with a well-taken point from Aidan Dardis. The First half ended with what has to be described as the score of the Day, from the Full back line to Paul Tyrell in 3 superb passes and finished off with poise by Paul. With Innisfails still scoreless at the restart, Towers kept the pressure on and within 10 minutes had put up a further 2 – 4 and left Innisfails with their spirit broken. What better way for the

game to end, than with the opening scorer finishing with yet another classic score “ Well done Paul Tyrrell” . Training resumes this Tuesday and Thursday up in the Community Centre @ 7.00 and this Sunday sees us away to St Mary‟s of Saggart in the O‟Broin Cup. Teams; Michael O’Shea, Brendan

Maher, Davie Carr, Johnny Coleman, Andrew McCabe, Simon Breslin, Willie Kennedy, Conor Kirwin, Barry Quinlan, Paul Tyrrell ( 1-5), Ray Davis (1-5), Eoin Cowap (0-1), Noel Quinlan ( 1-1), Mark Bassett, Aidan Dardis (0-2). Subs; Rory Dunne for Mark Bassett, Niall Connaughton for Barry Quinlan, Robbie Foran for Eoin Cowap.

Report by Terry Murray MINOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP 7/4/02

Round Towers 3-11 Parnells 1-6 On Sunday morning at 11am in the community centre Round Tower GAA club sent out their FIRST minor hurling team to play championship since 1983. The opposition today was Parnells the interest was evident with a good crowd of supporters arriving on the field. The weather was great with the sun shining and the pitch in perfect condition for hurling. The game started with no delays and the Tower’s men had their last team talk with Pat Lawless and Dinny Kiely. The first half of the game was so close all the way through it that no one could predict who would prove victorious. Parnells got some great points with the wind. Round Tower got back scores before half time Round Tower Brian Mac Laughlin scored a pt. from a free and Douglas Faughnan got a great point from 45 yards out! Eoin Walsh replaced Simon Nevin at wing forward and minutes later scored a great point from play to keep the scores tight. Towers got a few scores before half time, but 5 minutes before the end, Parnells full forward got a 50/50 clash with our full back Dave Finneran and the Parnell man came out on top with a

goal which if I see another like it this year ill be doing well! It was a superb goal with the ball hitting James Clark’s top left-hand corner of the net at an extraordinary speed. The half ended with Parnells leading 1-5 to round towers 0-5 points. The second half was due to start and everyone was predicting the outcome, as the sides were so close and evenly matched. With a few choice words from Pat and Dinny, the lads psyched themselves up for the task. Straight from the throw-in the Tower’s men played with sheer determination and class. Each man held his own on the field. Brian MacLaughlin scored another 2 pts. And Sean McDonald leveled the scores with a pt. A big performance from Ian Ward in the back line helped keep the ball in the Parnell half. Ian then took a 65yrd free, which magically dropped into the Parnell net over the goalie’s head. This raised an excited cheer from Tower’s fans. Then Towers continued to dominate the game, which saw Parnell’s forwards unable to get away from Towers backs. It was a pleasure to watch the likes of Ian Church mark his man so tightly, as did all the backs. The game continued at a high level with serious scores from the Towers lads. Sean McDonald and Eoin Walsh both scoring terrific goals. Liam Connolly was switched into the full forward line tactically, winning possession and scores. At the final whistle the supporters cheered their delighted team. Parnells showed appreciation for Towers performance as they shook hands. I spoke briefly with the ref and mentor of the opposing team. The referee reckoned it was the best game he did this year, which ended 3-11 to 1-6 I finally want to thank all who came and supported the team, and hope this will continue. Thanks also to chairman Liam MacLaughlin for his support and kind words to the team, and for the refreshments. Thanks also to Ann Lawless for preparing the food for the players. Also thanks to Pat Lawless and Dine Kiely for all their work, which is definitely paying off. To the players named below, who at the end of the day are the most important!!! 5

TEAM;

J. Clarke, P. Nynan (Capt) D. Finneran, C. Cross, I. Ward (11), S. Nevin, L. Connolly (0-2), D. Faughnan (0-3), S. Fitzpatrick, S. McDonald (1-1), D. McNamee, B. Mac Laughlin (0-3), E. Moran. SUBS E. Walsh (1-1), C. Brady, A Farrelly, N. Corless (INJURED) Report by

P Donohoe

THIS WEEKS DOOR ROTA THURSDAY APRIL 11TH Kevin Sherwin FRIDAY APRIL 12th Paul Kelly SATURDAY APRIL 13th Tim Phelan SUNDAY APRIL 14th John Whelan If you find you are not available to do the night, please contact me Breda DuNoyer at 01 6276666 Or Email : dunoyerb@go free.indigo.ie MINOR LADIES FOOTBALL LEAGUE 8/4/02

Round Towers 5-10 Naomh Olaf 1-6 Minor Girls On Fire!! Round Tower‟s minor girl‟s opened their league campaign on April 8th at Wedgewood with a superb performance to overpower a useful Naomh Olaf team. Towers opened the game with a point from Emily Hamill only to be rocked back on their heels by a Naomh Olaf goal. Towers rose to the challenge with points from Emily Hamill, Sinéad Tucker, Grace Lanigan and Laura Daly. Olafs replied with 2 points to level the score. A Towers goal followed when Emily Hamill placed a quick free to Emma Redmond who crashed the ball into the Olafs net. A further point from Emily Hamill was followed by a great goal by the brilliant Andrea Bowe playing at left half back. Towers led at half time by 2-6 to 1-2. The second half saw the Towers girls move up a few gears and give an exhibition of attacking football. Led by Emma Redmond at midfield and Sinéad Tucker who tormented Olafs with her

direct solo runs. Sinéad twice had the ball in the Olafs net only to be unfairly denied by the referee for over carrying. Emma Redmond scored a goal and three points in the first 15 minutes to put the issue beyond doubt. Emily Hamill knocked over a point before Natasha Daly a half time sub helped herself to two great goals. Towers ran out easy winners by 5-10 to 1-6. Players to shine in defence were Amy Geragthy, Caitríona O‟ Neill, Ciara Lanigan and Andrea Bowe. All in all an excellent performance from a squad full of talent and potential. For player of the match I could not separate Andrea Bowe and Sinéad Tucker for the heart, skill and talent they displayed. Andrea is still under 14 and Sinéad under 16. Keep it going girls, we are on our way!! Scorers: Emma Redmond 2-3, Natasha Daly 2-0, Emily Hamill 04, Andrea Bowe 1-0, Grace Lanigan 0-1, Laura Daly 0-1, Sinéad Tucker 0-1. Team Lisa Gregg, Amy Geragthy, Caitríona O’ Neill, Danielle Campbell, Ciara Lanigan, Pamela Dunne (Captain), Andrea Bowe, Grace Lanigan, Emma Redmond, Lisa Carey, Emily Hamill, Sinéad Tucker, Laura Daly, Aisleen Milton, Caroline Brett. Subs ; Natasha Daly for Laura Daly, Caroline Moore for Caroline Brett, Aisling Lawless for

Towers. The Half time score 2-8 to 0-1. The second half started with Clanna Gael having the wind, they played better but we continued to dominate. Douglas Faughnan and Eoin Moran controlled centre field with 5 pts from Douglas. A great performance from newcomer Paul Carroll at corner back. Unfortunately Niall Corless received an injury to the hand. Niall played to the end only to discover he had broken a bone! We wish him a speedy recovery. This game ended Towers 3-12 Clanna Gael 1-3. I am looking forward to the next round as this team is looking good, thanks to Pat Lawless and Dinny Kiely and their panel of players. WELL DONE!!!!!! TEAM: J. CLARKE, P.CARROLL

Report By Caitríona Mc Grath UNDER 16 HURLING

Pitch and Putt News

Danielle Campbell.

N.CORLESS N.BYRNE L.CUMMINS C.CROSS E WALSH D.FAUGHNAN (CAPTAIN 0-1) E. MORAN(0-5) O McKIERAN E. RYAN (0-1) V.DUNPHY(0-1) B.Mc LOUGHLIN (2-5) A. FARRELLY M.KEANE SUBS C.HAYES A.KEARNS S.NEAL S.REYNOLDS Report by P

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weeks to go. And the Hotel has to be paid. A big disappointment this year is the fact that the course at the Waterford Crystal Complex will not be available, as it has been vandalized and will not be ready in time. However we have been very lucky to have been accommodated at the regional sports centre and we are grateful to Michael Duggun who made the arrangements. Our tee off time on both days is 10am. It is hoped to commence “The McEvoy Cup” immediately after the May weekend. Members should note that only fully paid up members will be eligible to take part, SO GET THOSE FEES PAID.

The Handie Capper The Steering Wheel Golf Society

OUTINGS FOR THE YEAR 2002

May – Beech Park (Presidents Day) (To Be Confirmed)

Sunday 2nd June – Kileen 12 - 1.30 (Captains Day) Monday 8th July – Lucan 2 - 3.30 Saturday 31st August City West 9 – 10.30 Monday 23rd September Bodenstown 1.30 – 3.00 Sunday 6th October Grange Castle 9.30 - 11

CHAMPIONSHIP 7/4/02

INTERMEDIATE CAMOGIE 9/4/02

Round Towers 3-12 Clanna Gael 1-3

Round Towers 2-14 Good Counsel 2-4

On Saturday last Round Tower played the first round in the under 16 hurling championship against Clanna Gael in Moyle pk. Round Towers have already won their first 2 league games and I would expect them to do well in the championship. This they did with a great performance against Clanna Gael, on their home ground. From the start Towers scored without any problems from the opposition. Every game this year has been high scoring, with a personal tally from Brian McLoughlin of 2-5, this game was looking good for

Now that the Easter eggs have been all gobbled up, it is now back to more serious competitions. Last Sunday round one of the Pat Donovan Shield was played. The 2 best cards from 3 rounds will determine the winner and after last Sunday Freddie Shields has put it up to all of us when he returned with 40pts. So with this standard set, the returns over the next 2 Sundays should be very interesting indeed. Our trip to Waterford is now finalised and no more bookings will be accepted. Members who are bringing Wives etc should pay for them as soon as possible as there is only a little over 2 6

Scores: T. Allen/V.Kelly 1.0 T. Kelleher 1.1 N. Kearney 0.4 M.Kennedy 0.6 T. Egan 0.1 A. Darbey 0.2 Both teams got off to a slow start and it took the back line a little while to settle. Niamh Kearney opened the scoring with a fine point and the game was on!!! Good Counsel came back with a quick point and a goal but the Towers girls did not lose their heads!!. Trish Egan scored a wonderful point

from a ground stroke, was it the Red Bull that gave her wings....... Darbey was on scoring form as well with 2 points before the whistle blew for half time. The half time score was 1.6 to Towers and 1.3 to the visiting team so both teams knew it was going to be tight in the second half. Grace (the Keeper!!) made a fab save early in the 2nd half and had many great puck outs through out the 60 minutes. We would like to welcome back Tonya Allen who played her first game in the Towers colours for many years. She was playing half back although with a wonderful ball from far out the field managed to score a goal (or did Valerie get a touch to it before it went in!!!) The back line kept a tight defence through out the second half and marking was tight. The forwards and mid field were unstoppable for the last 20 minutes of the second half and Towers had a convincing win. Miriam was on fire with 6 great points from play but also very worthy performances were put in from the 2 Trisha's and Niamh Kearney. The team would like to thank Eoin for his great training sessions and his support on the side line. All 18 girls played their part in this great victory, we are all looking forward to the next game!!! Report by

Siobhain Ni Bheacain ROUND TOWER GAA CLUB PRESENT THEIR

GOLF CLASSIC AT BEECH PARK FRIDAY JUNE 21ST

TEAM OF 3 €360 SPONSOR A T-BOX €150 SPONSOR A GREEN €100 FURTHER INFORMATION FROM BRENDAN CRONIN, TONY KEOGH, JOHN RYAN

ROUND TOWER GOLF SOCIETY RESULTS FROM KNOCKANALLY

SATURDAY APRIL 20th Josephine Hallows SUNDAY APRIL 21st Padge Kehoe If you find you are not available to do the night, please contact me Breda DuNoyer at 01 6276666 Or Email : dunoyerb@go free.indigo.ie

OVERALL WINNER

Brendan Stynes

41pts ROUND TOWER GOLF SOCIETY

Class 1 1st Paul 2nd 3rd

Curran

Brian Dunne

37pts 33pts

Jimmy Graham

33pts 1ST ROUND

Class 2 1st

MATCH PLAY COMPETITION

Joe Gallagher

39pts

2nd

Eugene Garrigan

34pts

3rd

Sean McNamara

33pts

Class 3

Eugene Garrigan Vs Brendan Stynes Pat Collins Vs Pauric McNamee Derek McNamee Vs Pat Murphy

2nd

ROUND

Mick Keogh Vs Jimmy Graham

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Brendan Byrne

41pts

Paul Bevan Vs Gerry Gallagher

2nd

Ronán Delaney

38pts

Paul Curran Vs Jimmy Courtney

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3rd

Jimmy Courtney

34pts

Visitor

Colm Halpin

30pts

The next outing will take place at Coolattin on Saturday 11th May. Sponsored by “Display Systems Ltd” (Tony Keogh) Headford on Saturday 11th August.

Eugene Garrigan Tel. 086-8303454 ROUND TOWER GOLF SOCIETY C/O Round Tower GAA Club Convent Road Clondalkin Dublin 22

NEXT WEEKS DOOR ROTA THURSDAY APRIL 18TH Brenda Cahill FRIDAY APRIL 19th Jim & Angela Quinn 7

Bernie Cronin Vs Pat Collins or Pauric McNamee Eugene Garrigan or Brendan Stynes Vs Aidan Stewart Brendan Cronin Vs Noel McNamara Padraic Mc Carthy Vs Tony Quinn Derek McNamee or Pat Murphy Vs Brian Dunne All first round matches must be played on or before May 11th. All second round matches must be played on or before June 22nd . DON‟T FORGET TICKETS FOR ROUND TOWER GAA CLUB ANNUAL DINNER DANCE AND PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD ARE NOW AVAILABLE FROM THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE COME AND JOIN US A GREAT NIGHT IS GAURANTEED WITH MANY PRIZES AND MUSIC BY PETERS & JOYCE

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