Football Training
Training going ahead with good turnout. The Minors finished their
league games. The Intermediate team started their league winning their first 2 games and
were unlucky with their game against Raheen and Maynooth. The Intermediate B teams league
started in Monday 19th April with a good win over Robertstown. This weeks fixture is St.
Kevin’s V Maynooth in the Joe Ryan Cup on Wednesday 28th April.
The u/age games have started with the U/13’s beating Cappagh. The
U/12’s have won both their games.
The Building Project is going well. Life Membership is coming on, in a
steady basis. (More always welcome).
Golf Classic
A Golf Classic will be held on Friday 28th May in Woodlands Golf Club. It will be a 4 Ball
Scramble, with great prizes for the winners including 14" Colour Televisions, Micro
C.D. Players, Portable C.D. Players. There will be music and craic in the pavilion on the
night, with the presentation of the prizes.
Local Lotto
The "Lotto" now stands at £2,700.00. You can try
your luck every Monday night. Nice prize to win for a £1. ticket.
The Social Committee
Our players "Social Committee" are doing great work. Already they have had a
trip to "Shelbourne Park" for the Saturday night dog racing. A great night was
had by all. There are now in the process of running a raffle, with the First Prize being a
Framed Photograph of the Leinster Champions. There are also many, many more prizes.
Drugs
Awareness meeting.
On Wednesday 14th April, Garda Martin Caine
and Frank Glynn, Youth Laison Officers for Naas and Kildare Area, gave a very useful talk
on the problem of Drug Use and Abuse in our society. The information imparted by these
Guards was very practical and useful for everyone. Especially parents and anyone involved
with the welfare of young people. Unfortunately, only a small number of people attended
this talk. It was felt by the people who had attended the meeting that we should organise
it again and that we should make a grater effort, to get more people to attend it. Thanks
to St, Kevin’s GAA for the use of the premises for the meeting and thanks to the
Guards for speaking at the meeting. Thanks also, to the small number of concerned people,
who attended the meeting.
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