There was no winner of the jackpot of €18,200 in our draw held on 15th of July last.

Numbers drawn: 1, 5, 14, 25

Weekly winners of €30: Patrick Hickey, Darragh Kenna, Lilly Reynolds, Phil Evans, K Malone

Sellers prize: Remi

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Next Jackpot is €18,400 on 22nd of July 2024.

We are running a prize draw for your chance to win a pair of All Ireland Football Final Tickets and B&B stay in The Bonnington Hotel. Other prizes include a second pair of All Ireland Football Final Tickets, Green Fees for Mount Temple Golf Course, Certa Fuel Voucher and Motte & Bailey Voucher. Tickets cost €5 or a book of 5 for €20 and the draw takes place on Friday, July 26th. Tickets available from all committee members and your support is greatly appreciated.

Our seniors make the short journey to Hogan Park, Moate on Sunday evening next for their Round 2 clash of this year’s SFC. Our lads will have to battle it out against near neighbours Athlone at 7:30pm. Both sides failed to pick up points in their opening round so inevitably, they will be on the hunt for a win. All eyes will be on the action to see who can come out on top on the evening. All supporters are asked to get behind the lads and we wish them and their management team the very best of luck. 

Caulry 0-4

Moate 2-12

Our U20s suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of Moate on Tuesday evening last in their opening round of the championship.

Despite having a rocky start and kicking some wides, it didn’t take the homeside long to settle into proceedings as they notched up 0-5 before Caulry ever got motoring. Our first score of the game and only score of the half came on the 22nd minute from the boot of Aaron Murphy after a patient build up. Moate responded well with another point of their own. The Moate team worked together as a unit, clogging up their defence and holding our lads scoreless for much of the game. A nice long-range effort from the Moate full forward brought an end to the lacklustre first half and gave the homeside a six-point cushion at the break. 

Caulry got off to a better start in the second half with Oisín Shortall opening the scoring account from a free. The sides were evenly matched during this third period as they went on to share 0-4 with our two points coming from frees from Murphy and Shortall. However, Caulry failed to ever really threaten the scoreline whilst a 45th minute goal for the men in white and black saw them stretch their lead further. The homeside finished out the half with a further 1-3 to claim a deserved win.

Team & Scorers: Conor Hynes, Rory Hatton, Cormac Murphy, Eoin McCormack, Brendan McCormack, Tadgh Baker, David Gaynor, Alan Lynam, Harry Stuart Trainor, Brian Doyle, Tiarnán O’Donovan, Lee Corcoran, Paul Hogan, Aaron Murphy (0-2, 1f), Oisín Shortall (0-2, 2f)

Subs: Kyle Rainey for Paul Hogan, Dean Martin for Brendan McCormack, Cody Parker for Lee Corcoran, Dara Shortall for Rory Hatton

Caulry 1-11

Tyrrellspass 2-12

Our seniors made the journey to Cusack Park on Saturday evening last for their opening championship clash against Tyrrellspass. 

Our lads got off to an unstable start and conceded 1-2 to 0-1 within the opening 5 minutes; Senan Baker opened the scoring account before the opposition won the kickout and set themselves up for a goal. Their pair of points then followed in the form of converted-frees. Alan Malynn settled the Caulry ship with his duo of scores on the 6th and 8th minutes (one from a mark and one from play). A wide for Tyrrellspass then followed before Emmet Nally narrowed the gap to one having combined nicely with John Maguire. It was all level by the 12th minute when Conor McCormack tapped over a free (again Maguire was the man involved in setting up this course of play). The opposition accounted for the next score which came on the 18th minute from their corner-forward after their initial free-kick rebounded off the upright. Our lads always kept in touching distance, and it was all-square three minutes later when Stephen Connolly booted over a point. Our lads then took the lead for the first time in the game when Connolly sent a ball into Baker; in a nice, flowing move, Baker laid the ball off to Sean Clinton who split the posts. A free from McCormack momentarily stretched the Caulry lead to two, but the one-point advantage was soon reinstated in similar fashion at the other end of the field. Although there were some late chances for both sides, this transpired to be the last score of the half leaving Caulry with a two-point lead as the sides retreated to the dressing rooms.

Caulry made a positive start to the second half with a point from Malynn after a patient build-up. However, Tyrrellspass began to take charge at this point in the game, owning much of the possession and accounting for the next four scores to overturn the scoreline and give themselves a two-point advantage by the 42nd minute. A goal from Damien Dolan kept our hopes alive when he drove forward and fired home a goal on the 43rd minute to put Caulry in front once again by the narrowest of margins. Our lads had a smattering of chances to stretch this lead in the following minutes, but only one such effort was successful; efforts from Tiarnán O’Donovan and Malynn were well blocked down before Baker eventually tapped over a free. Tyrrellspass kept cool despite the building pressure and worked the ball down the field for a point. The turning point came then on the 56th minute when the men in blue and navy won the Caulry kickout and raced down the field for their second goal of the game. The opposition followed this up with a couple of points, stretching the deficit to four. Malynn kicked the next score of the match, having to settle for a point as the Tyrrellspass goalmouth was packed with defenders. The opposition then accounted for the last score of the game from a free on the 62nd minute to assure their victory. 

Team & Scorers: Jack Connaughton, Darren Hynds, Tom Cloonan, Damien Dolan (1-0), Sean Fox, Sean Clinton (0-1), Olan Healy, Stephen Connolly (0-1), Tadgh Baker, Emmet Nally (0-1), Conor McCormack (0-2, 2f), Colin Murphy, Senan Baker (0-2), Alan Malynn (0-4, 1m), John Maguire

Subs: Tiarnán O’Donovan for Emmet Nally, Eoghan Grennan for Sean Fox, Harry Stuart Trainor for Colin Murphy, Aaron Roarke for Tadgh Baker (temporary sub), Shane Lawless for Olan Healy, Sean Murphy for Damien Dolan

U16 Championship Round 1 away to Athlone on Monday, July 22nd at 7pm

U20 Championship Round 2 at home to St. Lomans on Tuesday, July 23rd at 7:30pm

U14 Championship away to Multyfarnham on Wednesday, July 24th at 7pm

Minor Championship Round 2 away to Tubberclair on Thursday, July 25th at 7pm

U12 Championship away to Killucan on Friday, July 26th at 6:30pm

SFC Round 2 vs. Athlone on Sunday, July 28th in Moate at 7:30pm

Junior B Championship Round 1 at home to Tubberclair on Tuesday, July 30th at 7:30pm