Bunbrosna GAA

Lotto:  There was no jackpot winner in our fortnightly lotto and the following matched 3 numbers:

Tommy Lennon, Mullingar and Mary Molloy, Monroe. With the sellers’ prize going to Aidan Geerah.

The numbers drawn were 5-13-14-15

The next draw will be on Wednesday 23^rd at 10pm

Lord Mayor of Bun:

As the term of the present Lady Mayoress, Claire Moran draws to a close; it has been decided to run the competition again.
The launch will take place in Tormey’s on Saturday 9^th June.  A number of events are lined up and watch these notes for further details.

Sunday 20^th May:  Minor: Inny Shamrocks v St Paul’s/Delvin in Streete at 11am

Wed 23^rd May:  Under 12:
Shandonagh v Inny Shamrocks in Shandonagh at 7pm

Thurs 24^th May:  Under 14:
Coralstown/Kinnegad v Inny Shamrocks in Kinnegad at 7pm

Saturday 26^th May:
Under 12:  Inny Shamrocks v Millmoe Gaels in Streete at 12 noon

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Fixtures:  Tuesday 8^th May: Division 5:  Ballycomoyle v Bunbrosna in Ballycomoyle at 7.30pm
Sunday 13^th may:  Division 1: Bunbrosna v Athlone in Bunbrosna at 7.30pm

Under-Age:

Wednesday 2^nd May:  Minor league:  Delvin v Inny Shamrocks in Delvin at 7pm
Wednesday 9^th May:  Buckleys SV U 12 league: Ballynacargy v Inny Shamrocks at 7pm.
Thursday 10^th May:   Under 14 league:  Coralstown/Kinnegad in Kinnegad at 7pm.

On behalf of Bunbrosna GAA, I wish to extend sincere sympathy to the Kiernan family, Tullaghan and to the Seery families, Ballinalack and Mullingar on their recent bereavements.

Ar Dheis Dé go raibh a nAnamnacha.

Lotto:  There was no winner in our fortnightly lotto and as no player matched three numbers, a draw was made and the winner of €50 was Eilish McCormack with
the sellers’ prize going to Sean Molloy. The numbers drawn were 16-21-22-23.  Next draw will be on Wednesday 9^th January when the jackpotwill be €7,300

Scór Sinnsir 2012:  Lady Luck wasn’t on our side on Saturday when we competed in the All-Ireland set-dancing final in the INEC, Killarney.  Almost fifty supporters from Bun travelled the long distance in support of the group, who put on a great performance.  We were in hope until “the final whistle” and there was disappointment among the “Bun Machine” when Glenfesk, Co. Kerry were announced the winners.  So close was the competition that any of the groups could have been in the winners’ enclosure.  Congratulations to Veronica, Ruth, Ciara, Aimee, Séamus, Robbie, Shane and Chris on reaching the final and being County and Leinster champions.  Thanks for the great enjoyment that we had from their performances and those of our other Scór participants throughout the season.  Good set-dancing needs good music and Bun had that in abundance.  Thank you to our
excellent musicians who also provided the music for the figure dance group from St Mary’s Ck-on-Shannon.  Iarmhí had three other acts in the
final.

Congratulations to Peter Dolan on his great achievement in taking the Aithriseoireacht title for the second time.  Peter is from the Moate All Whites club.  Well done also to Jenny McNamee (The Downs) and to the Novelty act group from Castletown-Geo, who both must feel very disappointed in the results.
Thanks to all from the county who travelled in support of all teams especially the large and noisy contingent from Bun.  All support is greatly appreciated.

A great weekend was had by all and concluded in Tormey’s on Sunday night with a reception hosted by the football club.  Thanks to them, to Hugh Tormey for the use of
his premises, and to our many sponsors and those who supported the fund-raiser at Easter.  All is greatly appreciated.

Senior Championship:  Shandonagh was the venue for our first championship game on Friday last when we played Coralstown/Kinnegad.  The team approached this game with hope of a
good result but as the game progressed it became apparent that we were facing stiff and strong opposition.  At the final whistle Kinnegad were victors by a good margin.  Improvement will be needed if we are to have any hope of staying in the senior ranks.