UNDER 21 FOOTBALL: Our under 21 footballers qualified for the semi final of this years Football championship with a 4-5 to 1-8 victory over a determined Kilmacthomas side last Friday night in Carrickbeg. Played in heavy conditions, scores were hard to come by in the first half, with Ferrybank holding a slim half time lead of 1-2 to -4pts, with the goal coming from Greg Murphy. In the second half Kilmac pressed hard, but crucial goals at vital stages from Mark Russell and Colm Roche settled the team, and further points from Greg ensured our passage to the semi final stage where a meeting with St Saviours awaits. This was a good victory, and no doubt the players will come on leaps and bounds from this game. Many thanks to all came and supported the team. The date and venue for the semi final has not been confirmed, so please check the website for further details. TEAM: Aidan Sinnott, Damien Ahearne, Tommy Carew, Dean Phelan, Seamus Burchill, Shane O' Sullivan, Colm Roche, Sam Lawless, D.J. Mcgee, Cormac O' Driscoll, Greg Murphy, Eoin Buggy, Mark Russell, John Boden, Luke Flynn.
DEISE DRAW: The 2011 Deise Draw aint to far away now, and we would urge all Players, Supporters, Members, Parents, to purchase tickets for the nine months of the year, at £10 euro's each, as this raises vital funds to the club, and benefits Ferrybank Gaa club greatly. The 1st draw will take place on the last Friday in March, and further details on how to purchase tickets will be made in due course.
MEMBERSHIP: Membership for the 2011 playing season is now due and we would urge everybody playing either Hurling or Football to pay their fees, as the Insurance has to be paid. Adults cost £50 euro for the year. Unemployed £25 euro for the year. Students £25 euro for the year. Minor £10 for the year. Under 16's down £10 euro for the year, second child £10 and the third child free.
The De La Salle hurling team paid a visit to the Hurling Alley last Friday evening and were put through their paces by Doxer Burns, in preperations for next weekends All Ireland club semi final against Clarenbridge. At the end of the session, De La Salle were delighted with their preperation, and very impressed with the Hurling Alley. We wish them the best of luck next weekend
