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Cashel are victorious in grim conditions at Spafield ground

Cormac O'Leary,  who lined out at scrum half for De la Salle Palmerstown V Cashel at Spafield on Saturday caused a bit of a stir amoung the locals not only by his all round contribution to the game but his name and looks suggested he might be one of our own. That question was answered after the game, his father is none other than Jim O'Leary, former chief economist  with Davy Stockbrokers who was one of the first  to forewarn  of the collapse of the Celtic Tiger. Jim's own father the late Donal O'Leary, hailed from Rock Villas and was the brother of the late Joan O'Connor (Bank Place) and Theresa Davern (Main Street). Cormac is pictured with his father Jim and their cousin John O'Leary, Lurgo,  and formerly the Green, Cashel. As a final twist to the tale Cormac is called after Cashel King Cormac's GAA Club.

Cormac O'Leary, who lined out at scrum half for De la Salle Palmerstown V Cashel at Spafield on Saturday caused a bit of a stir amoung the locals not only by his all round contribution to the game but his name and looks suggested he might be one of our own. That question was answered after the game, his father is none other than Jim O'Leary, former chief economist with Davy Stockbrokers who was one of the first to forewarn of the collapse of the Celtic Tiger. Jim's own father the late Donal O'Leary, hailed from Rock Villas and was the brother of the late Joan O'Connor (Bank Place) and Theresa Davern (Main Street). Cormac is pictured with his father Jim and their cousin John O'Leary, Lurgo, and formerly the Green, Cashel. As a final twist to the tale Cormac is called after Cashel King Cormac's GAA Club.

Ulster Bank 
Division 2A League

Cashel 15

DLSP 7

In grim conditions and heavy going under foot Cashel ground out a victory over the Dublin side De la Salle Palmerstown last Saturday in Spafield, with tries from Brendan O’Connor and Ros Mullane.

This was a hard slog but a well deserved win for the team.

Next up is Queens University on February 23, in Belfast.

Second Seniors

Cashel 22 Midleton 6

Cashel played some excellent rugby in the front half to record another win in this league match played at home last Saturday.

Tries from Darren McGrath, Brian Silke and Kieran Gleeson created a hill too high for the Cork side to climb and with Andrew Wallace adding the bonus try in the second half this was another good win for Cashel.

Giving Something Back – Sponsored Walk

In conjunction with Cashel RFC and local Primary Schools, we would like to invite you to participate and help us raise funds for a deserving Charity ‘The Irish Guide Dogs Association of Ireland’.

This charity not only provides Guide Dogs but also Companion Dogs for children and adults with disabilities other than blindness.

In association with the I.G.D.A. we will host a sponsored walk from the Rock of Cashel to Cashel RFC on Sunday, March 3. We will have guide dogs present on the day and we would encourage you all, parents and children, to come along on the day to meet them.

Meet at 1.30pm at the Rock Carpark. Walk commencing at 1.45pm.

Upon arrival at Clubhouse of CRFC for light refreshments and a day of fun and games. Old runners/football boots for field activities are advised

Please bring your completed sponsorship cards on the day and all proceed go to the charity. Any queries please contact Tony on 0868208143 You can donate online by clicking http://www.mycharity.ie/event/cashelrfcjuniors/

Tag Rugby

Tag Rugby resumes takes place every Monday night from 7.30pm to 8.15pm for Primary School and Secondary School girls.

Lotto

Last weeks Lotto Numbers 14-17-27-31. No winner of last week’s jackpot. Next week’s jackpot €3,800.

Winners: €50 Aidan Muldoon; €50 Joanie O’Connor; €20 David O’Brien; €20 Aileen Sheehy; €20 Wayne Lordan; €20 Michael O’Brien; €20 Aine Hennessy.

Bingo

Make sure not to miss Bingo this Wednesday, February 20,at 8.30pm sharp in the Clubhouse. Don’t miss it!


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