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Irish Independent
13 hours ago
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Around the Districts: Banteer, Kilbrin and Mourneabbey
Underage Soccer camp Banteer's Underage Soccer camp takes place on 23rd, 24th and 25th July. This is a coaching camp for boys & girls from 6 to 16 years approx. in their own groups. Time: 11am to 3pm. Registration starts at 10.30am on first day. Venue is Banteer Sports field. Fee: €35 per person paid on the first day. Camp is confined to Banteer Underage Soccer, the greater Banteer Community area and to those who always support the camp. Everyone should bring a packed lunch and own water bottle. No mobile phones to be used while camp is in progress. 1995 Reunion A reunion for the winning 1995 Banteer Junior Hurlers takes place on Friday 29th August at the Glen Theatre – more details later. Sunday's Well Mass will take place at Sunday's Well, Fermoyle, Banteer this Thursday, 26th June at 7.30pm. Banteer Macra news Banteer Macra recently held their AGM in Banteer hall. We would like to thank everyone who attended on the night. We would like to thank all the outgoing officers and wish the new committee the very best of luck. We would also like to thank Aishling O'Keeffe for the past 2 years of work as Munster VP and wish her all the best. The new committee is as follows. Chairperson: Joseph Murphy. Secretary: Orla O'Sullivan. Treasurer: Stephan Murphy. PRO: Lisa O'Keeffe & Martin O'Regan. Social: John Cashman/Elaine Herlihy. Sports: Darren Murphy. YFDG: Aishling O'Keeffe. President: Amanda O'Sullivan. To stay up to date with sports and social events please follow our social media page on Instagram and Facebook. New members are always welcome to try something new and get involved in the community. Banteer Sportsfield/Park The annual draw for the ongoing operation, maintenance and development of the facility for 2025 is on now –please support same as your support helps us make it better for all users. First draw planned for the end of May. Improvement plans for 2025 include upgrade of old dressing rooms, goal posts replacement ,sanding/aeration works, new pitch mower, solar PV installation. Work will start on these projects soon. The regular operation and maintenance works are very important to maintain the facility to the highest level and also these costs are now approx 40k p.a + which are funded by our annual draw. All are asked to please support the local Community Café at the Sportsfield opened Tues to Fri 10am to 2pm and each evening Monday to Friday 6pm to 8.30pm. Community Council Community Council have asked Cork County Council and our local reps to please proceed asap with the resurfacing of the Clonmeen road and repairs to the Kanturk road. Also a request has been made to provide traffic calming on an urgent basis on the Railway/Millstreet road as traffic is exceeding the speed limits coming into the village. A request to replace the damaged safety bollard at the corner of the footpath has also been requested. ADVERTISEMENT Learn more Well doneEddie Well done to Eddie Dunbar on his recent 19th place GC finish in the Criteria du Dauphine race - a great performance ahead of the Tour de France in July. Banteer Bingo Bingo is played at Banteer Community Centre on Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, playing for jackpot of €2,600. Looking forward to seeing everyone. EV charging at Sportsfield/Park Banteer Community Sportsfield/Park have submitted a grant application for the installation of a 150kw fast EV charger in the carpark across from the Park. This entender grant scheme by TLI is to provide 6 fast chargers on or within 3km of the N72 Fermoy to Killarney road. KILBRIN GAA club news Duhallow Hurling League Final: Our hurlers have qualified for the Twohig's Supervalu Duhallow Hurling League Final and will play Dromtarriffe in the has been fixed for June 29th at 1pm in Banteer, please note the change of an eye out on Club Zap, our social media pages and club texts for updates. Blue and white support: We're calling on everyone to show their support for our hurlers as they gear up for another league final in the coming weeks. If you have blue and white flags, we'd love for you to hang them proudly for all to see. Let's turn the community blue and white and get behind the team together! All-Ireland semi final tickets: With huge excitement building for the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Semi-Final on July 5th, tickets are expected to be in very high Park is likely to be a sell-out, and while Kilbrin GAA will receive an allocation of tickets, numbers will be will be given to our club members when it comes to purchasing you're not yet a member and would like to be part of our club community, you can join by contacting one of our committee members, joining on Club Zap or by texting 089 974 be aware: While we'll do our very best to accommodate everyone, demand is expected to exceed supply, and we may not have enough tickets for every member. Club Zap: Kilbrin GAA have partnered with ClubZap, a leading club management platform that helps streamline communication, payments, and updates all in one place. With ClubZap, our members can stay up to date with fixtures, results, news, and events while also making membership payments and booking fundraising events seamlessly. This partnership will enhance how we connect with players, coaches, and supporters, making club life easier and more efficient for everyone. Download the ClubZap app from the App Store on iPhone or the Google Play Store on Android, create an account and search for Kilbrin GAA and follow us. Scoreboard training: We are looking for volunteers to operate our new electronic scoreboard for match days. If you are interested in getting trained up, please contact us on 089 974 0093, through one of the club's officers or via our social media pages. Club updates: If you would like to be added to our GAA group texts where you will receive updates on all things Kilbrin GAA, please let one of our club members know or contact us on 089 974 0093 or through our social media pages. Walkway: The evenings are getting brighter so get out and utilise this brilliant community facility. The lights will come on at dusk and turn off at 9:30pm 7 days a week. Club Lotto: There was no winner of our recent jackpot. The numbers drawn were: 13, 17, 35 and 36. Our lucky dip winners were: Denis O'Connor, Mairead Lucey, David and Shirley O'Callaghan, Marie Spink and Nicole and Callum, next lotto jackpot is €6,400 and takes place on June 25th. You can play our lotto on our club website here: Club Gear: Kilbrin GAA have partnered with Azzurri Sports and have opened a club shop with them. Check out their website for a range of leisure and training gear We also have a club shop with O'Neills who have a range of various leisurewear and training gear. Check them out here: Social media: Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and X (formally Twitter) and help grow our page @KibrinGAAClub. We keep you up to date with match fixtures, results, club projects and local ongoings in the GAA club. You can contact us directly through all of these outlets. Congratulations: Congratulations to our Nation School team who won the 8 a-side hurling blitz final when they defeated Freemount in Rathcoole. Well done to the team and teachers Ms. O Sullivan and Ms. Doody. Bingo Bingo is held every Monday night in the Kilbrin Social Club at 8.30 sharp. Tea, coffee, sweets and treats and bar refreshments available. A Lovely and comfortable environment to be in for these Summer evenings. Jackpot is €1,700 in 52 calls. Thank you to all that support week in and week out. It is much appreciated. Pickleball Pickleball continues every Thursday from 8pm in the Social Club Hall. We always welcome current and new members to this fun and exciting new sport! Squash Did you know Kilbrin sports and social is host to one of North Cork's last remaining active squash courts. Founded in 1980, this club had upwards of 50 members back in 2009 with huge juvenile interest leading to them competitive games and further information contact: Brendan Barrett at 0872789501 or kilbrinsquashclub@ or the community page here. Kilbrin Village Hub Book your day for study or remote office working at We have 2 remote work stations with 500mb fibre broadband, tea/coffee facilities, fridge, free parking. Student rates available. Contact Bas on (087) 1805511 for further details or kilbrincc@ Notes For any correspondence or information to be put on the Kilbrin notes, please contact Bas (087) 1805511 or Noel (086) 6001873. MOURNEABBEY Outdoor Mass Our Annual Outdoor Mass at Teampailin Kilquane will take place this Friday June 24th at 7.30pm. All are very welcome. This will be the 30th Anniversary. Clyda Rovers GAA Launch Golf Classic Clyda Rovers GAA Club teed up its annual golf classic with a launch in Murphy's bar, Mourneabbey as they once again look forward to what is a highlight in the club calendar. The classic will take place over two days on Thursday and Friday, July 10th and 11th at Mallow Golf Club, and again this year the main sponsors are Derry and Doreen Murphy. Speaking at the launch in Murphy's bar, club chairperson John Walsh remarked: 'it's hard to believe this is our 29th year of one of the highlights of the club year'. The money raised at the classic has gone to great use for the club down through the years. 'Along with supporting our players and teams, we have undertaken some very well-needed capital projects with the monies in the past ' John said. 'Without sponsorship from the people of Mourneabbey and the businesses and people of the local hinterland of Mallow, we would not be able to make this kind of investment.' Next to speak was the organiser of the golf classic, John Roche, who paid particular tribute to Derry and Doreen Murphy for their continued sponsorship of this annual event. 'Derry and Doreen provide top-class prizes, and it really adds to the success of our classic,' he remarked. He also welcomed Captain and Lady Captain of Mallow Golf Club to the launch Timmy O Callaghan and Carmel Conroy. John said, ' it's a great honour to have 2 Clyda and Mourneabbey People leading Mallow Golf Club for the year'. 'For the 29th year, we are hoping to make this the best year yet, with record teams and tee boxes, good weather, and a great golf course in Mallow to play in.' John went on to mention the fundraising draw that will take place during the classic, which will be aimed at supporting a very good cause. To support the Clyda Rovers GAA Golf Classic you can contact John on (086) 809 8642 or email him at
Irish Independent
06-06-2025
- Sport
- Irish Independent
Around the Districts: Banteer, Buttevant and Lismire
Underage Soccer camp Banteer's Underage Soccer camp takes place on 23rd 24th and 25th July. This is a coaching camp for boys & girls from 6 to 16 years approx. in their own groups. Time: 11am to 3pm. Registration starts at 10.30am on first day. Venue is Banteer Sports field. Fee: €35 per person paid on the first day. Camp is confined to Banteer Underage Soccer, the greater Banteer Community area and to those who always support the camp. Everyone should bring a packed lunch and own water bottle. No mobile phones to be used while camp is in progress. Glen Theatre events Wednesday 11th June: Bluegrass Musicians 'Seth Mulder and Midnight Run' in Concert, All shows 8pm - for booking ph 029 56239. Please see website for future dates and events full details Banteer Sportsfield/Park The annual draw for the ongoing operation, maintenance and development of the facility for 2025 is on now –please support same as your support helps us make it better for all users. First draw planned for the end of May. Improvement plans for 2025 include upgrade of old dressing rooms, goal posts replacement ,sanding/aeration works ,new pitch mower, solar PV installation. Work will start on these projects soon. The regular operation and maintenance works are very important to maintain the facility to the highest level and also these costs are now approx 40k p.a + which are funded by our annual draw. All are asked to please support the local Community Café at the Sportsfield opened Tues to Fri 10am to 2pm and each evening Mon to Friday 6pm to 8.30pm. Community Council Community Council have asked Cork County Council and our local reps to please proceed asap with the resurfacing of the Clonmeen road and repairs to the Kanturk road. Also a request has been made to provide traffic calming on an urgent basis on the Railway/Millstreet road as traffic is exceeding the speed limits coming into the village. A request to replace the damaged safety bollard at the corner of the footpath has also been requested. Banteer Bingo Bingo is played at Banteer Community Centre on Tuesday nights at 8.30pm, playing for jackpot of €5,900. Looking forward to seeing everyone. Lyre GAA Cork Minors in All-Ireland Quarter Final: Best of luck to Eoin and Billy Looney and the Cork Minor Footballers in the Electric Ireland All Ireland Quarter Final this Saturday 7th June in O' Moore Park Portlaoise Vs. Tyrone. Tyrone head into the game as Ulster champions but the teams have the benefit of having already played each other in Dublin earlier in the season. This was a game in which Eoin had the honour of being team captain in Dave Billings Park in UCD when Cork came away with victory in a ferocious game of football. However, early season league form versus championship games take on a life of their own especially with the added status of Saturdays knockout game being televised live on TG4. Cork will be wary of the much talked about Tyrone attacking sensation Joel Kerr. Joel is a Northern Ireland Under 17 international and is UK bound to soccer Club West Ham later in the summer. He is one to watch so remember the name. ADVERTISEMENT Learn more It is a huge honour for our little club to have two boys part of a 30 man panel that are in the All Ireland Series. Trains are available from Banteer to Portlaoise and it is a five to ten minute walk from the town centre located station to the stadium. BUTTEVANT North Cork Vintage Club The North Cork Vintage and Classic Car Club held a 'Vintage and Classic Car Run' on Sunday, May 25th in the North Cork and Limerick area with the headquarters in Buttevant. There was a very big turn-out of all makes and models of vehicles on the run which were also available to be seen on their return from the run. The organising committee were more than delighted and appreciative of all who supported their latest venture. The committee wishes to thank all vehicle owners and drivers who attended and supported the event the proceeds from which will benefit local charities. Heritage Group Buttevant Heritage Group are celebrating Irish Walled Town Network Day on July 5th and have organised a programme of events to coincide with this occasion. Anybody who may wish to exhibit on this day should contact Francis Trimm at the Post office. There will be numerous events taking place. In the playground including medieval combat enactment animal exhibits face painting and many other items. All events will take place within the 'Green Area' under the watchful eye of Fionn MacCumhail's sculpture which was sculptured by local artist Michael Culloty. Your support will be greatly appreciated as a programme to suit all tastes will take place. Lisgriffin Church Lisgriffin Church is to undergo renovations including interior painting and exterior power-washing and treatment in the Autumn. A sloped pathway at the church entrance is also on the agenda. Extra street lighting is to be provided in the vicinity of the Church area. Corpus Christi Corpus Christi procession will take place on Saturday June 14th to Buttevant G.A.A. grounds where benediction will take place. The route will also take in Military Road and Barrack Place. '40' Years On' Cahirmee Singers have long been established in Buttevant and have performed far and wide and are much acclaimed for their choice of song and music showcasing their talents to many appreciative audiences who are loud in their praise of this talented group of performers. To celebrate their 'fortieth anniversary' the group held a celebratory concert on Saturday May 24th in Saint Mary's Church Buttevant (by kind permission of F. Baker P.P.). There were several guest acts on the night with the group also performing. Tickets and the organising of this event, were under the guidance of Mary Guiney (0879729600) and Mary Shinnick (0867936318) as well as many of the group members. A full house enjoyed a great evenings entertainment. Bingo The weekly bingo session continues to be held on Monday night in the local G.A.A. where a substantial monetary jackpot can be won together with other numerous games associated with bingo sessions. Games get under way from 8p.m. Running Club Buttevant Running Club held their annual 4-mile road race recently over a challenging and well thought out route. Runners from numerous running clubs across the county gathered to test their endurance, in what has now become one of the major sporting events which is always well supported. Running Club training continues on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7.15p.m. in the G.A.A. club grounds. Over-18-years is required and hi-vis gear is also compulsory. Greenhall Motors were the main sponsor again this year, to whom the club are extremely grateful. Lotto The locally promoted lotto draw continues tobe held on Thursday night in Buttevant Soccer Club Pavillion where a monetary jackpot of €5,700 can be won or shared on the choice of four lucky numbers to match the four lucky numbers drawn on draw night. Draw cards can be purchased locally from club members and some appointed local retail outlets. Your support is greatly appreciated. Walking Club Buttevant Walking Club continue their weekly sessions on Monday nights from 7p.m. Assembly point is at Scoil Mhuire naTrocaire. Cul Camp Buttevant G.A.A. club is holding their annual Cul Camp from July 7th to July 11th inclusive again this year in their local grounds. Sympathy Sympathy is extended to those who have suffered a bereavement or personal loss recently. Well wishes Well wishes go to those who are ill at home or in hospital at this time. Weather Do take care in this extremely hot spell we are having at this time. LISMIRE Photo exhibition Due to popular demand the photo exhibition Captured Memories, Kanturk in the 50s and 60s through the Lens of Danny O'Sullivanwill remain in Kanturk library until June 14th. Exams The very best of luck to all the students who are sitting the Junior Cert and Leaving Cert ROSECongratulations To Nancy Lehane from Meelin on being selected to represent Cork in the Rose of Tralee Festival. Duhallow Food Services Duhallow Community Food Services provide a home delivery meal service for the elderly or housebound. Meals can be booked on a long or short term basis. Dinner and desert €9.50 per day delivered to your door, Monday to Friday. Menu changes daily and special diets are catered for. Chilled meals are also available for you to heat up at home when required. For further details contact Orlaith/Olive at 029-76375.
