Fermoy Juvenile GAA & Camogie Notes:
Fermoy GAA Summer camp is on 17-21 July in Main pitch from 10am-2pm.
Entry Forms available from Team Mentors or from Shinnicks' Spar.
Book early to ensure availability of gear on the week of the camp.
Camogie:
Fé10 Go Games Saturday 1st July
Fermoy hosted their first Go Games blitz on Saturday. Joined by Sarsfield, Kilworth and Castlelyons great fun was had by all well done to the girls,Training times will be sent to parents by text. New members always welcome. Contact: Aoife Geasley 085 109 8889
Nursery:
Training continues on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings at St. Colmans' pitches. U8 Football blitz this Saturday morning in Mallow leaving Emmet St. at 9:15am. Contact: Padraic Hayden 086 833 7587
Fé 9
Well done to the lads on a great game on Tuesday 27th June against Kanturk away. Training continues Thursday at 7pm and Saturday at 10am. Contact Pat Ryan 085 136 8440
Fe10
A busy week last week with games against Ballygiblin in hurling and St. Catherines in Football. Well played in both games lads. Keep an eye out for texts for next games/training. Contact Ciaran O' Keeffe 086 8298135
Fé 11
We finished the first phase of the league with a great game against Ballygiblin well done lads. We are having a two week break now and will be back training on Thursday 13th July.
Fé12
Our Premier 1 hurling side lost narrowly to Midleton on Monday 26th June and our North A hurlers lost the Semi Final against Kilavullen on last Thursday despite an improved second half performance. The Lads have a well earned break now and are back training on Thursday 13th July. Contact Arthur Coughlan 087 640 3648
Fé 14
Training continues text are being sent with the times with two hurling league games coming up before the championship game in August
Fé 15/16
The Fermoy U16 team lost out to Charleville in a closely contested U16A Hurling League match in Charleville on Thursday the 29th June. The U16s were depleted due to a large number of absences during the holiday period. The match was keenly contested by both sides from start to finish. The U16s showed signs of rustiness after the exam break and needed to be more clinical with their scoring opportunities. Jake Carr impressed at full forward. Ben Twomey and Jack Fox both put in noteworthy performances and Duncan Ekechukwu pressed strongly towards the latter part of the match. Charleville pulled away in the third quarter and despite intense pressure Fermoy were unable to close the gap losing out on a scoreline of 5-12 to 4-09. The next U16 match is in the football league away to Duarigle Gaels in Millstreet on the 13th July 2017 at 7.45pm.
The U15s were victorious over Erins Own in Caherlag on Saturday 1st July 2017. Fermoy put in a strong performance throughout, notwithstanding the absence of a number of players on vacation. Jake Carr, who started at corner forward before moving to full forward after the break, put in a strong performance and ended the game with 3-08 to his credit. James Fitzpatrick, Darragh Daly, Luke Cremin, Cian O’Brien, Sean Og Duggan Heffernan and Ben Twomey all impressed in what was a strong overall performance by the entire team. Fermoy comfortably saw out the match on a score line of 7-13 to 2-11. Next up for the U15s is the Premier 2 Football league, with a match against St. Finbarrs in Togher on the weekend of the 22nd July.
We will be endeavouring to arrange challenge games for the U15 and U16 squads over the next 2 weeks and text notifications will be sent out.
