Charleville Juvenile GAA Club medal presentations captured in photos
The O'Sullivan family, George, James, Holly and Claire were at the Juvenile GAA social in Charleville last Saturday night.
Danny O'Flynn presenting Sean Bresnan captain of the Charleville hurling team that won the Borth Cork hurling championship in 2021.
Danny O'Flynn presnting his medal to Kristian O'Gorman who was captain of the Div One winning 2020 Hurling League Cup. He was also the captain of the u/16 hurling league winning team of 2020.
Danny O'Flynn presenting Charlie Collins, captain of the u/12 hurling league winning team at the Charleville GAA Centre on Saturday night.
Danny O'Flynn presenting his medal to D.J. Collins captain of the u/16 Div One hurling championshin winning team at the Charleville GAA Social.
Helen Noonan and Anne Dillon pictured at the Juvenile GAA Siocial at the GAA Centre Charleville on Saturday night.
Danny O'Flynn presenting his medal to Oran O'Connell captain of the Charleville team that won the North Cork Mimnor Championship in 2019.
Danny O'Flynn presenting Senan Hanrahan captain of the u/13 Div. 1 football league winning team at Charleville GAA Centre last Saturday night.
Danny O'Flynn presenting Billy Kiely, captain of the u/14 Hurling Championship Shield winning team at Charleville GAA Centre last Saturday night.
Danny O'Flynn presenting Ben Fenton captain of the successful u/12 Charleville football team, with his medal last Saturday night.
Charleville Juvenile GAA Club officers Ivan Walsh, Des O'Donnell and Mark Kavanagh pictured at the medal presentations at Charleville GAA Centre last Saturday night.
Danny O'Flynn presenting Robert Carroll, captain of the u/17 winning Div One Charleville hurling team, with his medal, at the Juvenile Social last Saturday night. Robert was also captain of the u/14 team that won the Div One hurling championship in 2019.
Eva Fox pictured with Neil and Scott Berry were at the Juvenile GAA Social at Charleville GAA Centre last Saturday night.
/
The future of the GAA looks bright for the Charleville club judging by the number of medals that were presented to the various under age teams at the Juvenile social evening at the GAA Centre at Baker’s Lane on last Saturday night.
Charleville’s senior hurling panel member Danny O’Flynn was on hand to present over 250 medals to the teams, ranging from the under 14s to under 18 that were won in various competitions over the 2019 to 2022 seasons.
The medal presentations were delayed owing to the Covid restrictions in 2020 and 2021.
Read More
The club’s honorary secretary, Des O’Donnell, welcomed the capacity attendance to the centre for the event, and said they were marking the successes of the past seasons for Charleville. He thanked everybody who was involved with the club over those periods, the committee members and tam mentors for their time and commitment, and their sponsors, Lee’s Centra Stores and Lidl Charleville, for their contribution to the night’s function.
Danny O’Flynn then presented the medals, initially to the captains of the various teams, followed by the team members. The captains of the teams were as follows: U/12 hurling and football league and shield and cup, Ben Fenton and Charlie Collins, respectively. U/13: (2022) Div 1. League Cup: Senan Hanrahan. U/14: (2022) Div 3 Hurling Championship Shield: Billy Kiely. (2022) U/17 Div 1 Hurling Championship: Robert Carroll. (2019) U/16 Div 1. Hurling Championship: D.J. Collins. (2019) U/18 Hurling Championship Plate: Oran O’Connell. (2020) U/14 Div 1 Hurling League Cup: Kristian O’Gorman. (2020) U/16 Hurling League Cup: Kristian O’Gorman. (2021) U/18 Championship and league winners: Sean Bresnan.
Club players selected for Rebel Óg teams were: Donncha Watters, Zack Biggane, Kristian O’Gorman and D. J. Collins, and they received special trophies to mark their achievement.
Most Read
- See inside Cork DIY SOS house renovated so basketball star Adam Drummond could come home
- Pictures show Cork students competing in Student Enterprise Programme
- Art For The Heart group in Cork turn focus on women in history
- Move to expand vacant building refurbishment scheme to include rental properties welcomed
- Cork county councillors Bernard Moynihan and Ian Doyle get the nod from Fianna Fáil faithful to seek re-election