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Arrangements for All Ireland U21 Football Final

From Donal McCormack, club secretary. Dear Club Member, As some of you may be aware, Mayo take on Cork in the Eirgrid All Ireland U21 Football Final this Saturday April 30th at 6pm in Cusack Park, Ennis. Ticket Details are noted at the bottom of this email. Tom Carney, whom is our Child Protection Officer within the Club, has organized a bus for transport for anyone interested to the game. The bus is to leave Cornmarket, Ballinrobe at 2.30pm sharp and return straight afterwards. Cost is €10 per person and spaces are limited. If anyone is interested in travelling on the bus, please send Tom a text to 0863216992, and give him your name and number of seats you would like to reserve. In order to have everything organized in advance Tom needs confirmation of numbers today, so please send a text if you are interested, and he will let people know once all is confirmed. Below are the ticketing details: Prices Unreserved Seating – €20 Adult – Juveniles/U16 No Charge – €15 Student/OAP tickets will be on sale a the day Students & Senior Citizens:- €5 rebate on full price €20 euro tickets with appropriate I.D. prior to entry from designated turnstiles. Wheelchair Tickets: The Wheelchair and the Assistant’s ticket carries no charge. Season Tickets: This fixture is not covered as part of the GAA Season Ticket Tickets are on sale from www.gaa.ie as well as selected Supervalu & Centra stores.

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Connacht win for Ballinrobe Community School

By Billy Horan, Club PRO Ballinrobe Community School withstood a spirited challenge from St Aloysius College, Athlone, to win the Connacht Colleges Junior B football championship final on a score line of 2-10 to 1-11 in at Mountbellew last week. An Oisin Hanlon goal helped to fashion a Ballinrobe interval lead of 1-6 to 0-5. Competitive exchanges marked the second-half and a Cathal Slattery goal was a crucial factor in gaining the title for Ballinrobe. Evan O’Brien, the captain, Cathal Slattery, who scored 1-2, Adam Barrett, Oran O’Malley, Tommy Conroy and Christopher Vahey were well to the fore for Ballinrobe. Team: James Kyne (Clonbur); Oisin Mullin (Kilmaine), Oran O’Malley (Ballinrobe), Christopher Vahey (Ballinrobe); Conor O’Malley (The Neale), Ryan O’Halloran (The Neale), Darren Munroe (Kilmaine); Evan O’Brien (Ballinrobe), Ross Philbin (Ballinrobe); Tommy Conroy (The Neale), Oisin Hanlon (Ballinrobe), Adam Barrett (Kilmaine); Cathal Slattery (Garrymore), Paddy Feerick (Clonbur), Rory Jennings (Ballinrobe). Sub: Eoin Sheridan (Ballinrobe).

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Minors win

By Billy Horan, Club PRO Unbeaten Ballinrobe defeated Bohola Moy Davitts by 5-15 to 1-5 in the fourth round of the Division 3 of the Mayo minor football league at Flanagan Park, Ballinrobe, last week. The rampant victors led by 3-11 to 0-1 at the interval. Scorers for Ballinrobe: Tom Quinn 2-4, Evan O’Brien 1-3, Dean Shaughnessy 1-1, Rory Jennings 1-0, Ryan Hobson and Oisin Hanlon 0-2 each, Peter Butler, John Enda Flannelly and Kieran Finnerty 0-1 each. Scorers for Bohola Moy Davitts: Lochlan Maloney 1-2, Davog Doherty 0-2, Cillian O’Brien 0-1.

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