Castlelyons Players involved in Whitechurch GAA facilities opening.There was a huge crowd at the official opening of the new facilities at Whitechurch GAA last Sunday evening. The facilities include two pitches, dressing rooms, two hurling walls, dressing rooms, tea rooms and some shared amenities with the Community Council. Whitechurch now a junior A side in the City Division side beat an All-Ireland winning Cork teams of '99/05 in a spirited display. Timmy McCarthy and Ciarán McGann took part in this game. That game was followed by a thriller involving the Cork and Kilkenny...

Junior Footballers beaten in first round of East Cork JFCCastlelyons 1-9 Cloyne 2-10We played Cloyne in the first round of the East Cork JFC last Saturday evening in a lively and well-conditioned Dungourney pitch. We allowed Cloyne to dominate the game for long periods before getting to grips with the game and, indeed, with a bit of luck could have stole it in the end. We started reasonable well with Shane Moroney doing good work in the middle of the field and Alan Fenton had 0-1 from play. However, Cloyne went on to score the next 0-5 through Paudie O Sullivan and Brian O Shea before...

Junior Footballers play Cloyne in Championship Saturday evening.We take on Cloyne in the first round of the East Cork JFC this Saturday evening in Dungourney at 7pm. Our football form to date this year is not great as we have very little played except for the three league games in Division Two of the East Cork League, losing two and drawing one. Cloyne on the other have played five games and won three in Division One of the League and as such will be starting favourites. However, we weren’t too far away with the last too years and we have a nice blend of youth and experience as...

Castlelyons qualify for third round of Premier IHC.Castlelyons 0-19 Youghal 1-15We took a major step in the PIHC last Saturday evening in Killeagh by defeating Youghal in a cracking game. There was heavy rain in Castlelyons during the day and it may have kept a few Gaels away but when we got to Killeagh it was not as bad and cleared into a fine evening. The Páirc Uí Chinneide set up is excellent these days with room to park up almost all cars, the first game between Fr O Neill’s and Aghada in pitch No 1 and our game in the newer floodlit pitch. Considering the recent...