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CHRISTMAS PARTY

The De La Salle GAA & Camogie Community Committee will be hosting a Children’s Christmas party on the 15th of December in Gracedieu between 2 to 4pm. This will be free event with lots of fun guaranteed. Please register a request for tickets including your children’s name and age at the link on our social media.

 

Our u8 girls had their last session of the year during the week and finished up with some fun games and treats. Well done on all your hard work this year girls with lots of fun at training, blitzes and go games. A big thank you to Niall, Rose and Charlotte for all their time.

Waterford Camogie Junior C Championship County Final. Result De La Salle 6-08 Ballyduff Upper 2-06. Well done to our club girls & management team on a great win. Many thanks to our opponents for a great game. A massive thank you to John O'Neill for the fantastic photographs on our social media.  It is very much appreciated. It was the last game of our 2024 club camogie season, well done to all our club teams, club girls, mentors, committee members, parents, guardians & supporters of our club. Enjoy the break over the Christmas & we look forward to the 2025 season.

 

Hard Luck to our U20 Footballers who went down to Roanmore in the Eastern Semi Final. Roanmore got off to a good start, scoring two fast goals. Our lads battled their way back into the game scoring 1-01 before the break. With a great team goal finished by Jack Twomey, the second half was a close fought affair until Roanmore got a killer goal near the end. Best for De La Salle were Charlie O’ Callaghan & Jack Twomey. Best of luck to Roanmore in the Eastern Final and well done to all our squad and management team. Check out the great photos by John O’ Neill on our Social Media.

 

GAA JUVENIE AWARDS
Our Juvenile Awards ceremony took place on Sunday, 24th November, at Dooleys Hotel, celebrating the fantastic achievements of our young players throughout the year. The event was introduced by Juvenile Club Chairman, Paudie Brosnan, with presentations made by Shaun O'Brien, Jack Fagan, and Sam Flynn. The afternoon began with the presentation of medals to our U12 players in recognition of their County wins in both football and hurling this year. Then the individual awards were presented for players across the various age groups:

U11B; Most Improved Hurler of the Year: Ben Hatton Hurler of the Year: Zack Wall U11A. Most Improved Hurler of the Year: Leon O'Sullivan Hurler of the Year: Aaron O'Shea.

U12; Most Improved Footballer of the Year: Reece Fanning Footballer of the Year: Louis Daly Most Improved Hurler of the Year: Tommy Hearne Hurler of the Year: Davin Power.

U13; Most Improved Footballer of the Year: Conor Douglas Most Improved Hurler of the Year: Alex O'Connor Hurler of the Year: Joe Burke.

U14; Footballer of the Year: Glenn Houlihan. Hurler of the Year: Colin Power.

U15; Footballer of the Year: Oisin Sheridan Hurler of the Year: Conor Tracey.

A slideshow featuring photos of our players in action throughout the year was also a highlight of the afternoon. A big thank you to John O'Neill, who was on hand as usual to capture great moments from the event. Congratulations to all our award winners and a heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to making this a memorable day. Here's to another successful year ahead for our juvenile teams!

 

CONDOLENCES
We would like to offer our sincerest condolences to our Camogie Committee member Sheila O Donohoe & her extended family on the passing of her dear mother. May Cora Rest In Peace, Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.

 

Group shot of the award winners at our Juvenile Awards by John o’ Neill