ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

UNDER 15 FOOTBALL:

The Ferrybank/Erin’s Own combined team got their campaign off to a winning start last Saturday morning with a win over Na Risigh (St. Saviours/Mount Sion). With the game played in difficult conditions, both sides served up a good close match for all to see, with Ferrybank/Erin’s Own edging the win on a scoreline of 4-04 to 3-04.

A good win for the side, despite missing a number of key players. Next up is on Wednesday, April 2^nd at 6pm in Poleberry v Ballyduff Upper, where all support will be greatly appreciated.

 

UNDER 12 HURLING & FOOTBALL:

Our Under 12 Footballers made a winning start on Sunday morning with a win over a gallant Portlaw side. On a great morning for a game, both sides played some decent football in a competitive game. Well done lads.

TEAM: Zac, Oisin, Jackson, Cian, Kane, Caiden, Darragh S, Oscar, Ben, Jake, Harvey, Darragh K.

Meanwhile the Under 12 hurlers are in action this coming Friday, April 4^th with a home game v Mount Sion at 6:30pm, where all support will be welcomed. Training for the team continues Tuesday and Thursday from 6-7pm.

 

UNDER 6/9 HURLING TRAINING:

Training continues for the Under 6-9 on Wednesday evenings from 6-7pm, where everyone is most welcome to come down and give it a go.

 

COUNTY DUTY:

Best of luck to Caolán MacCathmhaoil and the Waterford U20 footballers in the Munster U20-B Football Championship final against Limerick in Mallow on Tuesday, April 1^st at 7pm.

 

CAMOGIE/ COUNTY DUTY:

It was a busy week for the U12 and U14 Camogie teams, with both sides playing two games in the week. The U12s played Mount Sion and Butlerstown, while the U14s welcomed Slieverue and Gailltír to the GAA grounds. These were good competitive games for the players, as they continue their preparations for the league which is not too far away, and also for some of the Under 14 players who were playing their first game on a full-length pitch. Well done to everyone.

Training continues for the Under 6/10 Camogie continues Friday from 6-7pm, and everyone is most welcome to come down and give it a go.

Well done to Iona and Niamh who were part of the Waterford Senior Camogie team that recorded a narrow, but vital win over Tipperary last Saturday afternoon in Walsh Park, which ensured their Division 1 National League status for next season. The team can now turn their attention to the All-Ireland Camogie Championship.

 

CLOTHING COLLECTION:

The Clothing collection is now up and running for the year ahead, and if you have any items available, you can drop them down to the GAA grounds on Saturday and Sunday morning from 10am to 12 noon. Items of Clothing, Curtains, Shoes welcomed, but once again, please do not send down any PILLOWS OR DUVETS.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects like the enhancement of Walsh Park.

Tickets cost €100 each, and are available from any committee member. 30% of each ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club. The grand prize is a stunning new home built by Frisby homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford.

Alternatively, a cash prize of €335k is also available, plus many more special draws which will take place throughout. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6^th, 2025.

 

 

ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

COUNTY DUTY:

 It was a busy weekend for a number of our club players who represented the County in football and camogie, with Caolan Mac Cathmhaoil lining out for the Waterford Under 20 Footballers in Clonmel against Tipperary last Saturday afternoon.

Iona Heffernan and Niamh Ahearne were also on duty Saturday afternoon with the Waterford Senior Camogie team in Nowlan Park against Kilkenny. Ciara Haley and Meghan were part of the Under 16 team that played Clare in Ferrybank last Saturday afternoon.

Finally, well done to the Good Counsel Girls School in Ferrybank that were victorious in Division 1 of the Cumann na mBunscoil Under 13, seven a side competition which took place in Gracedieu last Wednesday. The girls defeated the Mercy and Holy Cross along the way, before defeating a much-fancied St. Angela's Ursuline side in a thrilling final. They now march on to the county final which is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, April 9^th. Well done to all concerned.

 

UNDER 13 FOOTBALL:

Well done to the Under 13 Footballers who made the trip to play Tramore, and came away with a fine win on Sunday morning.

 

UNDER 11/12 HURLING & FOOTBALL:

With the evenings now getting brighter, our Under 11 and 12 groups have moved their training sessions to Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6pm to 7pm in the Juvenile field. Open to Boys from 2013/15, newcomers are more than welcome to come down and get involved. If anyone would like any further details, please contact Fintan 087-2212324, Cormac 087-1749693, Kevin 087-9018467.

 

CLOTHING COLLECTION:

The Clothing collection is now up and running for the year ahead, and if you have any items available, you can drop them down to the GAA grounds on Saturday and Sunday morning from 10am to 12 noon. Items of Clothing, Curtains, Shoes welcomed, but once again, please do not send down any PILLOWS OR DUVETS.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects like the enhancement of Walsh Park.

Tickets cost €100 each, and are available from any committee member. 30% of each ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club. The grand prize is a stunning new home built by Frisby homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford.

Alternatively, a cash prize of €335k is also available, plus many more special draws which will take place throughout. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6th, 2025.

 

 

ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

COUNTY DUTY:

It was hard luck to Caolan Mac Cathmhaoil and the Waterford Under 20 Football team that were narrowly defeated by Limerick by two points in this year’s Munster Football Championship in Dungarvan GAA grounds last Saturday afternoon. The team are off to Clonmel this coming Saturday, March 22^nd to play Tipperary with a 2pm throw-in.

Congratulations to Sinead Daly who has been chosen to represent the Waterford Primary Games Camogie panel of 2025, where their opening game will be in Pairc Uí Chaoimh on May 25^th. No doubt a busy year lies ahead for Sinead, as she is also involved with the Waterford U14 Camogie panel too.

 

MINOR HURLING LEAGUE:

The Minor Hurling league groups were decided last week, and Ferrybank/St. Saviours will play in Group B of this year's competition along with Clonea, Passage, Erin’s Own, and St. Patricks. The combined side’s opening game is scheduled to take place on Thursday, May 8^th away to Clonea at 7pm.

 

UNDER 13 FOOTBALL:

Our Under 13 Footballers are scheduled to be in action this coming Sunday, March 23^rd with a trip to play Tramore at 11am.

 

UNDER 11 & 12 HURLING & FOOTBALL:

Training for the Under 11 and 12 hurlers and footballers continues Sunday mornings from 11:30am to 12:30pm. Boys born in 2014/15 are most welcome to come down and get involved. If anyone needs any further information, please contact 089-2275149.

 

UNDER 12 CAMOGIE:

Our U12 Camogie side played their opening game of the year, where they welcomed Roanmore over for a challenge game last Saturday. On a nice morning for the game, both sides will have appreciated the game, as it will have blown off a few cob-webs, and no doubt, the teams will come on in leaps and bounds as the season moves on. Well done to both teams for a good sporting contest.

 

CLOTHING COLLECTION:

The clothing collection is now up and running for the year ahead, and if you have any items available, you can drop them down to the GAA grounds on Saturday and Sunday morning from 10am to 12 noon. Items of clothes, curtains, paired shoes, are welcomed, but once again, we will ask NOT to send down any PILLOWS OR DUVETS please.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects like the enhancement of Walsh Park.

Tickets cost €100 each, and are available from any committee member. 30% of each ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club. The grand prize is a stunning new home built by Frisby homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford.

Alternatively, a cash prize of €335k is also available, plus many more special draws which will take place throughout. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6^th, 2025.

 

 

ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

BENEFIT NIGHT:

Our annual night at the dogs took place in Kilcohan Park on Saturday, where a large crowd came out to support our benefit night. Plenty of thrills and spills took place on the race track itself, with plenty of close finishes taking place.

The main gate prize on the night, which was once again kindly sponsored by Sean Power and his staff in Harvey Travel, Gladstone St., which was a weekend away in the four-star Castlerosse Hotel in Killarney was won by Donal Fitzpatrick, and well done to Donal, and once again thanks to Sean for his kind generosity.

As we all know, a huge effort went into organising this night, and thanks to all the people who sponsored races on the night, to all the advertisers who placed adverts in our program, to everyone who purchased tickets and dog nominations for the event, to the people who donated spot prizes, and to our main sponsor on the night – Derek Jordan / Martin Barrett Car Sales. Lastly, thanks also to the staff at Kilcohan Park for all their hospitality in the lead up to the race night.

Our adult Player of the Year awards also took place on the night, with the awards kindly sponsored by Sheridan’s Trophies & Awards. Senior Hurler of the Year – Graham Coady. Junior Hurler of the Year – Eimhin Burns. Junior Footballer of the Year – Caolán Mac Cathmhaoil.

Thanks to one in all, and roll on 2026.

 

UNDER 13 FOOTBALL:

Our U13 footballers picked up their first point in this year’s Morris’ DIY competition, where themselves and Ballyduff Lower played out a 2-02 to 2-02 draw in Ferrybank last Sunday.

On a lovely morning for the game, both sides enjoyed nice spells of possession, but scores were hard to come by throughout the game. The team worked hard, and in the end a draw was a fair result.

TEAM: Conor, Jackson, Harry, Logan, Alex, Dion, Harry, Tadgh, Oscar, Kevin, Sam, Conor, Jake.

Next up for the team is a trip next Sunday, March 16^th, away to Mount Sion at 11am.

 

UNDER 10-12 HURLING & FOOTBALL:

Training continues Sunday mornings from 11:30am to 12:30pm for the Under 10/11/12 hurlers and footballers. Once again, everyone is most welcome to come down and get involved, and if anyone needs any further information, please contact 086-6036537.

 

COUNTY DUTY:

Well done to Iona Hefferan and Niamh Ahearne who were part of the Waterford Senior Camogie team that recorded a good win over Dublin in Parnell Park last Saturday afternoon in their ‘Very League’ National League game.

While well done to Caolán Mac Cathmhaoil and the Waterford Under 20 Football team that recorded a great win by three-point win over Clare in Doonbeg last Saturday afternoon. The team are back out again next Saturday, March 15^th, where they play Limerick in Dungarvan GAA grounds at 2pm, where all support will be welcomed.

 

CLOTHING COLLECTION:

The clothing collection is now up and running, and if you have the following items to get rid of, you can drop them down to the GAA grounds on Saturday and Sunday morning from 10 am to 12 noon. Items of clothes, curtains, paired shoes welcome. But once again, please DO NOT send down PILLOWS OR DUVETS please.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects like the enhancement of Walsh Park.

Tickets cost €100 each, and are available from any committee member. 30% of each ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club. The grand prize is a stunning new home built by Frisby homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford.

Alternatively, a cash prize of €335k is also available, plus many more special draws which will take place throughout. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6^th, 2025.

 

 

 

ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

ANNUAL BENEFIT NIGHT:

This coming Saturday, March 8^th, will see Ferrybank GAA club hold its annual benefit night at the dogs, with the first race down to start at 7:35pm at Kilcohan Greyhound track.

This exciting event is held in association with Derek Jordan and Martin Barrett Motors and it promises to be yet another fantastic evening of racing, entertainment, and great prizes. We are very grateful to Derek, who is a big supporter of Ferrybank GAA club for his kind generosity.

Tickets for the event cost €10, and can be purchased from Declan Howard 087-9393818, Karen O' Connor 087-6691523, Nicky Heffernan 087-6724212, and also from the following outlets – Colin Molloy Butchers, Bloom Cafe Abbey Road, Ferrybank Barbers Abbey Road, Slieverue Tyres Abbey Road, Coffee By King Gaa grounds, Mandarin Palace Bar and Restaurant.

We would ask everyone to purchase your tickets from the outlets above named, as all tickets purchased will benefit the club directly. The main gate prize on the night has once again been kindly sponsored by Sean Power and his staff in Harvey Travel, Gladstone Street, which is a weekend away at the luxurious four-star Castlerosse Hotel in Killarney, which includes breakfast and evening meal, making it a truly special getaway for the lucky winner, plus many more prizes.

Once again, a courtesy bus transfer will operate to and from the track on the night, with the buses departing from the grotto at 6:40pm sharp. So, all in all, a great night is assured, and once again, we would encourage everyone in the community to get involved, and support your local club, and enjoy a thrilling evening and entertainment.

 

ALL-COUNTY HURLING LEAGUE:

The All-County Hurling league will start on Sunday, April 6^th for Ferrybank Senior hurlers with a home game against Ballygunner B. Also in the group are An Rinn, Ballyduff Upper, St. Mollerans, and Tramore.

 

JUNIOR HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP:

Our Junior Hurlers are grouped with St. Mollerans, Portlaw, Mount Sion, De La Salle, and Passage in this year’s competition.

 

JUNIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP:

With 9 teams entered in this year’s competition, 3 groups of three have been formed, so Dunhill and Erin’s Own will join ourselves in Group A in this year’s championship.

 

CAMOGIE/COUNTY DUTY:

Hard luck to Iona Hefferan and Niamh Ahearne who were part of the Waterford Senior Camogie side that were narrowly defeated by Galway in their second game in the ‘Very League’ National league at the SETU Arena last Saturday afternoon.

Also, the Waterford Camogie U14 team which contained Sinead took on their U15 counterparts in a challenge game that had Zara, Karimat, and Bella in opposition.

Training continues Friday evenings for the Under 6/8/10 from 6-7pm in the hurling alley, where once again, everyone is welcome to come down and get involved. They will learn the skills of the game, in a safe environment, with plenty of fun along the way, with great tips and advice given by the experienced coaches on hand. If anyone would like any further information, please contact 089-2275149.

Congratulations to Caolan Mac Cathmhaoil who has been called up to the Waterford Under 20 football panel for the coming year.

 

UNDER 11/12 HURLING & FOOTBALL:

Training for the U11 and U12 hurlers and footballers will start this coming Sunday, March 9^th at 11:30-12:30. Boys born 2014/15 are most welcome to come down and get involved. If anyone needs any further information, please contact 089-2275149

 

UNDER 13 FOOTBALL:

Our under 13 Footballers are in action this coming Sunday March 9th with a home game against Ballyduff Lower at 11am. All support is welcome on the day.

 

CLOTHING COLLECTION:

The Clothing Collection for the coming year is now up and running, and if you have the following items, you can drop them down to the GAA grounds on Saturday and Sunday mornings from 10am to 12 noon. Items of Clothes, Curtains, Shoes, welcomed, but once again, we do ask people NOT to send down any PILLOWS OR DUVETS.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects like the enhancement of Walsh Park. Tickets cost €100 each, and are currently available from any committee member. 30% of every ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club. The grand prize is a stunning new home, built by Frisby homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford.

Alternatively, a €335k cash prize is also available instead. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6^th, 2025.

 

 

 

 

 

ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

ANNUAL BENEFIT NIGHT:

On Saturday, March 8^th, Ferrybank GAA club will hold its annual benefit night at the dogs, with the first race down to start at 7:35pm at Kilcohan Greyhound track.

This exciting event is held in association with Derek Jordan & Martin Barrett Motors, and it promises to yet again be a fantastic evening of racing, entertainment, and great prizes. We are very grateful to Derek, who is a big supporter of Ferrybank GAA club for his kind generosity. Tickets for the event cost €10, and can be purchased in advanced of the evening from Declan Howard 087-9393818, Karen O'Connor 087-6691523, Nicky Heffernan 087-6724212, and also from the following outlets, Colin Molloy Butchers, Bloom Cafe Abbey Road, & the Mandarin Palace Bar & Restaurant.

We would ask everyone to purchase your tickets from the above named, as all tickets purchased will benefit the club directly. The main gate prize on the night, has once again, been kindly by Sean Power and his staff in Harvey Travel, Gladstone Street, which is a weekend away at the luxurious four-star Castlerosse Hotel in Killarney, which includes breakfast and an evening meal, making it a truly special getaway for the lucky winner, plus many more prizes.

Also on the night, dog nomination cards are available from any committee member. Nominations cost €10, and if your dog is successful in winning on the night, a nice €30 awaits you. This is a great way to add an extra layer of excitement to cheer on your nominated greyhound.

Once again, a courtesy bus transfer will operate to and from the track on the night, with the bus departing from the grotto, and times will be posted closer to the night. So, all in all, a great night is assured, and we once again, encourage everyone from the community to get involved and support your local club, and enjoy a thrilling evening & entertainment and community spirit.

 

UNDER 13 FOOTBALL:

It’s hard to believe the playing season is now upon us, and this coming Sunday March 2^nd, the U13 Footballers get the action underway with a home game v Portlaw at 12 noon. All support will be appreciated on the day.

 

UNDER 11 & 12 HURLING & FOOTBALL:

Training for the U11 & U12 hurlers and footballers will begin on Sunday, March 9^th 11:30am to 12:30. Boys born 2014/2015 are most welcome to come down and get involved. If anyone needs any further information, please contact 087-2212324.

 

COUNTY DUTY/CAMOGIE:

Hard luck to Iona Heffernan and Niamh Ahearne who were part of the Waterford Senior Camogie side that were defeated in their opening game in this year’s National League by Cork at Pairc Uí Chaoimh last Saturday afternoon.

Training continues this coming Friday evening for the Under 6/8/10 from 6pm to 7pm in the hurling alley, where new members are most welcome to come down and give it a go. They will learn the skills of the game, in a safe environment, with plenty of fun along the way, with great help and advice given by the experienced coaches on hand. If anyone would like any further information, please contact 089- 2275149.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects like the enhancement of Walsh Park. Tickets cost €100 each, and are currently available from any committee member. 30% of every ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club. The grand prize is a stunning new home, built by Frisby homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford.

Alternatively, a €335k cash prize is also available instead, plus many more special draws, with the next draw taking place on February 26^th, where a trip to Rome is the top prize. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6^th, 2025.

 

 

 

ABP sponsored Ferrybank GAA Weekly Notes

ANNUAL BENEFIT NIGHT:

On Saturday March 8^th, Ferrybank GAA club will hold its annual night at the dogs, with the first race down to start at 7:35pm at the Kilcohan Greyhound track. This exciting event is held in association with Derek Jordan & Martin Barrett motors, and it promises to yet again be a fantastic evening of entertainment, racing, and great prizes. We are very grateful to Derek Jordan, who is a big supporter of Ferrybank GAA club, for his continued kind generosity.

Tickets for the event cost €10, and currently can be purchased in advance of the evening from Declan Howard 087-9393818, Karen O' Connor 087-6691523, and Nicky Heffernan 087-6724212.

Also, they will be available to be purchased in several shops during the week, and this will also be advised in due course. We would encourage all players, supporters, and members, to purchase your tickets from the club as all tickets purchased will benefit the club directly.

The main gate prize on the night has once again been kindly sponsored by Sean Power and his staff in Harvey Travel, Gladstone St., which is a weekend away at the luxurious four-star Castlerosse Hotel in Killarney, which includes breakfast and an evening meal, making it a truly special getaway for the lucky winner, plus many more prizes.

Also on the night, dog nominations cards are available from any committee member. Nominations cost €10, and if your dog is successful in winning on the night, a nice €30 awaits you. This is a great way to add an extra layer of excitement to cheer on your nominated greyhound. Once again, a courtesy bus transfer will operate to and from the track on the night, with the bus departing from grotto, and all times will be posted closer to the night.

So, all in all, a great night is assured, and we would once again, encourage everyone from the club to get involved and support your local club, and enjoy a thrilling evening entertainment and community spirit.

 

CAMOGIE / COUNTY DUTY:

Congratulations to Megan Murphy who has been the latest Ferrybank Camogie player to be called up to the Waterford U16 Camogie panel for the coming year. It’s another positive sign on all the good work being put in at club level.

Training for the Under 6/8/10 will take place on Friday evening from 6-7pm in the hurling alley, where new members are most welcome to come down, and give it a go.

They will learn the skills of the game, in a safe environment, with plenty of fun along the way, with great tips & knowledge given by the experienced coaches on hand. If anyone would like any further information, please contact 089-2275147.

 

IRELAND LIGHTS UP:

A huge thanks to all who contributed to the Irish Life Steps challenge which concluded last Wednesday night. The team finished in 105^th place nationwide, with over 5000 km done in the 5 week challenge, which is great going. A special word of thanks to Aine, who oversaw the walks each week, and also to the walkers who came down to show their support. Well done to all.

 

WIN A HOUSE IN WATERFORD:

The Waterford GAA Supporters club is thrilled to announce the launch of the ‘Win a House in Waterford’ fundraiser. This exciting initiative is designed to support vital areas of Waterford GAA, including youth development and infrastructure projects, like the enhancement of Walsh Park. Tickets cost €100 each, and are available through any Ferrybank GAA committee member. 30% of every ticket sold goes directly back to supporting Ferrybank GAA club.

The grand prize is a stunning new home, built by Frisby Homes, located in the highly sought-after Brookfield estate in Kilbarry, Waterford. Alternatively, a €335k cash prize is also available instead, plus many more special draws, in which the next special draw will take place on February 16th, where a trip to Rome will be the top prize. The main draw is scheduled to take place on May 6th, 2025.