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Prices for anybody who is not a member of Glynn/Barntown GAA Club.

Adults €100

Couple €160

Family €175

Child €30

2 children in one family €50

3 children in one family €60

4th and consecutive children free.

Summer League Entry fee €20.

For enquiries:

email gbgaamembers@gmail.com
or message Instagram @glynnbarntowntennisclub1

TOGETHER WE WILL SUCCEED
Glynn Barntown GAA club has a list of volunteers willing to help vulnerable parishioners at this time for grocery/medical collections etc.
Please contact –
John Cooney 087-2807679
Michael Doyle 086-4099057
Georgina Roche 087-6826453
Méabh Cooney 087-9300881
Garry Laffan 087-7878417
Padraig Donnelly 087-3409197
James White 086-8270314
Tony Butler 087- 9197865

Shane Carley 086-9074650
Paschal Carley 087-7783112
Declan Dennehy 087-9906054
Róisín Cooney 087-6683616
Danny O’Brien 0861089553
John Barron 087-2402281

Shane Wilde 086-7304699

Richard McNamara 087 6915650

Conor Kavanagh 086 3852746

Patrick Nolan 086-8392068

Daire Barron 087-6309409

Jane O Shea 087-2742290

Aisling Roche 086 4034597

Alan Roche 087 6217962

Sharon Whitty 087 6395652
All volunteers are aware of the hygiene guidelines advised and will practise them in the event of a call out.

CAMOGIE
Our Senior camogie team were defeated by St Martins in league on Saturday in Piercestown. Hard luck girls.
The refixed Féile camogie tournament took place in Hollymount on Sunday morning and our girls defeated St Ibars, lost out to Kilrush and drew with St Martins in the group stages thus qualifying for a semi final v Cloughbawn. After a hard fought game our girls were defeated by 2 points. Well done to all involved.
 Well done to our u10 camogie teams who had their 1st cluster blitz of the year on Sunday morning in Killurin.
 Congrats to our Junior camogie team who had a brilliant win over St Annes on Sunday evening away 5-15 to 1-2.

COISTE NA NÓG
 Well done to our u9 hurlers who headed off to Pairc Carman to play Faythe Harriers on Saturday morning where they put on a great display of hurling.
Our Féile A football team qualified for a semi final on Sunday having defeated Naomh Eanna and been beaten by Kilanerin. They were unfortunately beaten by Fethard in the semi final.
Our Féile  B football team travelled to Tagoat on Sunday where they drew with Kilmore , defeated St Marys of Maudlintown before being beaten by St Marys of Rosslare. Well done to both panels on great performances.
 Well done to our minor footballers who beat Castletown on Monday  evening in Castletown . 
Our u15 hurlers had a great win over Faythe Harriers on Thursday evening. 

SENIOR GAA
 Our Senior hurlers had an excellent championship opening game on Friday evening resulting in a draw after a real ding dong battle with Oulart The Ballagh in Bellefield. The half time score left us trailing by 1 goal (1-9 to 0-9). After the interval the two sides exchanged scores and near misses to bring the game to its conclusion with the teams matched at 1-18 apiece.
Our scores came from Craig Doyle 0-5, Gary Moore 0-5 (0-4 frees), Mark Fanning 0-4 (65s), Michael O Regan (1-0), Daire Barron (0-2), Rowan White (0-1), Brendan Doyle (0-1)
 Well done to our Junior hurlers on their impressive win on Saturday v St Fintans. Final score 3-21 to 0-11- our scores came from- Matt Doyle 0- 9 (6 frees), Matthew Joyce 0-5, JJ Doyle 1- 1, Padraic Weafer 1-0, Cormac Cooney 1-0, Ben O Shea 0-2, Aaron Kehoe 0-2,
Matthew Banville 0-1, Jack Brazzill 0-1.

CONGRATULATIONS
 A huge congratulations to Senior anchorman John Leacy and Therese on the happy arrival of their little daughter on Friday. The camogie club are particularly excited and have the registration papers ready.

LADIES FOOTBALL
 The U12 Blue ladies football team started their season with a home game against Taghmon. The girls  fought a gallant battle , fighting until the bitter end. Unfortunately, despite their best efforts and narrowing the score difference  down to only 3 points, Taghmon took the win.  Well done girls !

 A big thank you to all who supported the ladies football Table Quiz last Saturday night.  A great night was had with much head scratching at some of the questions and answers.
Thanks to Joe for doing the questions, to D.J Dave, and Tony for doing the bar.
Also to the following who generously sponsored prizes;
Whitford Hotel, Talbot Hotel, Anita at Atomic Blonde, Killeen’s Maxol, The Haven Pharmacy and to all others who brought numerous other items.

TENNIS
Free introductory/refresher tennis evenings will be held 7-8pm, every Wednesday in May starting 9th- All levels welcome, especially new players. Supportive environment to ease your way in. Summer membership Jun-Aug (incl.) €40.

CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to all our members celebrating their First Holy Communion this term.

CONDOLENCES
 Glynn Barntown GAA Club are greatly saddened to learn of the passing of Dick Pierce. Our deepest condolences go out to his family at this sad time.  As a mark of respect the GAA grounds will close today Friday from 6-8pm and tomorrow Saturday from 1.30-3.30pm. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.

We’ll be at One Club registration night at the clubhouse in Killurin, Tuesday 13th, 19.00 – 20.30. Happy to answer your questions and chat about what the tennis club can offer you 😊🎾🏆 Tell your friends!

One Club Registration for all boys & girls from 5-18yrs, is next Tuesday 6th March in clubhouse 7-8:30pm. We would really appreciate everyone registering early again this year. Thank you
For membership rates click on the link

Membership Rates 2018

*2018 REDUCED MEMBERSHIP RATES*
€100 single, €160 couple & €40 for junior members (up to Leaving Cert)

Spring Tournament starting in February, get your names in to Catherine 087 7487114. New and returning members are very welcome 😁

IMPORTANT- PLEASE READ! 

A club strategic planning night takes place next Thursday the 4th of May at 8.15pm in the clubhouse facilitated by Mícheál Martin (Wexford GAA Co Board Vice Chairman). All adult players, parents, mentors and managers are encouraged to attend to discuss our aims for the next 3-5 years both on and off the pitch. It is so important that people attend and share their thoughts on the clubs future both on and off the field.

ANYONE FOR TENNIS!!🎾
Glynn Barntown are holding an introductory tennis evening on our courts on Wed 26th April at 7pm…
so,if you haven’t held a racket in 10 years or have never held one at all,come along,bring a pal…or 2 and learn some basic skills.
IT’S FREE AND IT’S FUN
Summer memberships will be available on the night.
Any queries to Jane O Shea 0872742290