UNDER 13 HURLING: Our Under 13 Hurlers will play at home to Sacred Heart at 7pm tomorrow night Monday 2nd June. Your support will be appreciated on the night.
UNDER 14 HURLING: Our under 14 hurlers will play St Saviours in the semi final on Wednesday 4th June at 7pm, in Ferrybank. Again, your support will be appreciated on the night.
UNDER 10 HURLING: Our under 10 hurlers are back in action this coming Wednesday night June 4th where they travel to Gracedieu to play Roanmore. All players are requested to meet either in Ferrybank at 5:45pm or in Gracedieu at 6:15pm.
JUNIOR HURLING: Our Junior Hurlers will play away to Portlaw on Thursday 5th June at 7pm, in the Championship, having won their last two matches, the team will be keen to make it three wins on the trot, so please come along and support the team.
DEISE DRAW: We had one winner in the May Deise draw which took place last Friday night in Ardmore. Congratulations to John Burns who won €100 in the draw. Thanks to all who purchased tickets for the draw, and the next one will take place on Thursday June 26th in Portlaw.
INTERMEDIATE HURLING: Ferrybanks Intermediate Hurlers received a walk over from Ballydurn last Friday night in the Hurling league. The next Championship match is scheduled to take place on Saturday June 21st against Tramore in Walsh Park.
EXAMINATIONS: Its that time of the year again, with the Leaving & and Junior Cert exams commencing during the week, and Ferrybank Gaa Club would like to wish all the Boys & Girls the very best of luck.
UNDER 13 FOOTBALL: Pride of place this week goes to the Ferrybank under 13 Footballers who recorded a fantastic win over a sporting Kilrossanty side in the Division 3 final at Walsh Park last Saturday afternoon. Having been defeated in the under 14 final the previous weekend, along with a Feile final, and a schools final, Ferrybank showed a lot of character in winning this game. Playing against the wind in the opening half, Ferrybank opened the scoring with a Luke Butler free, but Kilrossanty took over and scored 1-3 without reply to stamp their authority, but Nathan Carter went on a great run and his shot ended up in the Kilrossanty net for a great goal to reduce the gap. Just before half time, Kilrossanty got there fourth point to extend there lead to 1-4 to 1-1 at the break. With the breeze at the their backs, Ferrybank went about their business, and Ryan Tierney scored two points to reduce the gap to the miminum. Another fine point arrived through Paul Odana to level it up, and moments later Jack Keogh scored a goal to put Ferrybank ahead. With the game in the melting pot, Ferrybank had chances to kill off the game, but didnt take them, while the Ferrybank defence survived a few anxious moments, as Killrossanty through everything at them. In the end, Ferrybank held out for a great win. Captain Ben Fitzpatrick collected the cup on behalf of the team, and in doing so, thats the third trophy this team has collected this season. TEAM: Maciek Tomashuk, John Collins, Ben Fitzpatrick, Reece Phelan, Charlie Atkins, Eimhin Burns, Luke Butler, Ryan Tierney, Nickoli Berdenski, Paul Odana, Jack Haley, Jack Keogh, Nathan Carter, Eddie Daly, Cody Griffin, Charlie mcLaughlin, Pawel Tomashuk, Shane Oates, Aaron Ahearne.
KEN McGRATH BENEFIT MATCH: Tickets are still on Sale from any Committee member or from Flynns Bar for the All Star Challenge featuring a Munster Selection managed by Davy Fitzgerald, and a Leinister Selection managed by Brian Cody. This match will take place on Friday June 27th at 7:30pm in Walsh Park, with tickets costing €10, with Children Under 16 free. Please support this worthy cause.
