The Annual Harrow Cycle takes place on the Bank Holiday Monday the 2nd June. It is starting at the Monageer Tavern at 2 p.m and travelling via Enniscorthy to Wexford Youths Soccer pitch and returning to the Monageer Tavern. Anyone wishing to take part please contact Josie Gahan on 087 6642057. Last year €5796 was raised.
Category: Upcoming Events
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Camogie Club E.G.M.
The Monageer Boolavogue Camogie club will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting on Wed 28th May at 8.30pm to elect a new chairperson.
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Lotto Results for 13th May
There was no winner of this week’s Lotto. The Numbers drawn were
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Five match 3’s. Mary Doran, John Fenlon,P. and L. Stafford, Colin Hawkins and Brendan Murphy c/o P. Lacey. Next draw takes on 27th May 2014, with the Jackpot now standing €5,200. -
Monageer/Boolavogue 0-16 Clongeen 3-12.
Our Intermediate hurlers went down to a strong Clongeen side in Saturdays Division 3 ACL game in Monageer. Fielding a depleted team due to a long injury list, our lads battled manfully and performed well in the difficult conditions. Clongeen got away to a good start and had 1-2 on the board early on but we gradually got to grips and at half time the score was 2-6 to 0-11 for the visitors. We had to face into a strong breeze in the second half and looked to be on target for victory until a defensive error handed Clongeen the points they hardly deserved. Best on the day were Liam Gahan, Niall O’Reilly and Conal Nolan in defence. Youngster James Walsh, making his debut at this level looks a real prospect at wing back. Mick Sweeney had a good outing at midfield while our fowards despite missing some guilt edged chances had impressive displays from Brian O’Loughlin John Ivory and James Gahan.
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Ladies Football U14 Division 4 North 2014
Football Under 14 Division 4 North 2014
Date Time Details Venue
23 Mar 6.30pm Monageer v’s Kilanerin Monageer
28 Apr 6.30pm Duffry Rovers v’s Monageer Duffry Rovers
19 May 6.30pm Monageer v’s Shamrocks Monageer
16 Jun 6.30pm Cup & Shield Round 1
14 Jul 6.30pm Cup & Shield Round 2
28 Jul 6.30pm Cup & Shield Round 3
11 Aug 6.30pm Cup & Shield Semi Final
30 Aug Cup & Shield Finals
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Lotto Results for 15th April 2014
There was no winner of last nights Lotto. the Lotto numbers were 7,14,22,27.
3 match 3’s Rosemary O’Loughlin, R,R & G Sweeney, and Helen O’ Sullivan.
Next draw will take place on Tuesday 29th April in the clubhouse. Jackpot €5,000. -
Model County Development Draw
The Wexford GAA ‘Model County Development Draw’ returns for 2014. Last year Wexford clubs benefited directly to amount in excess of € 300,000 from overall proceeds of ticket sales. The draw is the single most important fundraiser of the year for Wexford GAA. It runs over 3 months, April, May and June with the total prize fund this year is a whopping €140,000 and once again there is a superb selection of prizes on offer including cars, luxury holidays and cash…
Tickets are priced at €50 for a 3 month ticket or purchase them monthly, €20 in April and May and just €10 in June and are available from any club committee members.
By buying a ticket you will not only have chances to win great prizes but you will be supporting your local GAA Club, who benefit from the draw, receiving 80% of the funds raised. The draw is also the single biggest fundraiser for Wexford GAA providing vital funds to support our County teams, developing grounds (Wexford Park & Ferns) and our underage coaching structures. -
Leinster League Hurling Div 2
D2 Group 2 against Castletown Geoghegan / Baile Chaisleáin Mhic Eochagáin.
The half time score was 1-5 to 9 pts in which we were leading but the second half the visitors proved too strong for our lads and we were beaten to a score of 3-14 to 12 pts.
It was a bitterly cold day with many braving the elements to turn out to watch both matches.
Thanks to Mary and Seamus of the Monageer Tavern who provided some very welcomed refreshments afterwards, before the visitors took on the long journey back to Co. West Meath. -
U-21 Hurling
Two matches took place in Monageer on Saturday 22nd the U-21 Hurling Championship.
Monageer/ Boolavogue took on Bunclody in the opening round of the U-21 Hurling Championship and unfortunately were defeated. The half time score was 1-7 to 1-4 in favour of Bunclody . It was anyone’s game during the second half but Bunclody proved stronger in the end with a final score of 2-11 to 2-7 . Bunclody winning out in the end by 4 pts. Unfortunately this means that our team are out of the Championship for this year in this section. -
U-14
Monageer Boolavogue U14 team had their first outing of the season last Sunday the 23rd when we hosted the first round of the U14 football feile. Our boys overcame Davidstown Courtnacuddy in the first game on a scoreline of 4-5 to 1-0. Next up were St. Josephs of Wexford town who went on to win the feile group. Conceding an early goal was too big a score to overcome in a tight game of this nature. While we had several shots on goal Monageer Boolavogue could not open their scoring account and ended up losing on a score of 1-3 to no score in a very competitive game.
Determined not to finish on a losing trend the team rallied and beat Ballyhogue in the last game by 3-6 to 2-1. Best for Monageer Boolavogue on the day were Jack Redmond who picked off several scores from corner forward through the morning. Also Micheal Gahan, Harry Ellix and Jack Tyrell in goal was excellent.