Category: Club History

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Club History

February 25, 2014 Philomena Brennan Club History

OUR HISTORY

Graigue-Ballycallan GAA Club was founded in 1969 when the two clubs in the parish united under the one banner. After a very good championship run in 1969 the team eventually lost out in the Northern semi-final to Conahy Shamrocks Read more

Events

Lotto Results

This week’s Lotto results – 12/02/2024

Winning Numbers 1, 11, 28, 30

NO WINNER

Lucky Dip Winners: Aaron Brennan, Danny Butler, Joan Carroll

Promoter’s Prizes: Sean O’Dwyer, Ann Young

Next draw Monday 19/02/2024

Jackpot €20,000

Reserve Jackpot €3,600

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Important Notice regarding injuries

IMPORTANT: Please note that all injuries to GBC players while training or playing for the club must be notified to the Club within 7 days of the incident. Parents of underage players must send the notification.
Information regarding Physios: In instances where a player requires the services of a physiotherapist the club’s physio will carry out an initial examination and recommend a course of treatment. If further referral is required the Club Physio will advise the players and parents/guardians accordingly.
Please note that there is no cost to players, adult and juvenile, attending the Club Physio. Players and parents/guardians are of course free to attend a physiotherapist of their choice but are liable for the cost of the visits unless they have been referred by the Club Physio.

Sponsor Information

Graigue Ballycallan GAA Club are delighted to welcome EPS Water as the new sponsor for our U16 Teams. We are looking forward to working with them this season. Thanks a million to EPS for coming on board. For more information about EPS Water you can visit them at https://epswater.ie/

We are also currently looking for a sponsor for our Adult Teams (Senior, Junior & U21. Any interested businesses please contact club chairman Dave O’Neill on 086 023 4350

Notice Regarding Dogs

Following a recent meeting of Kilkenny County Board, all clubs in Kilkenny were instructed to advise their members that due to Health and Safety concerns, all dogs(with the exception of Guide Dogs) are prohibited, at all times from entering GAA Grounds.

As a result of this directive, we would like to draw your attention to the recently erected signs at Tom Ryall Park, Kilmanagh notifying patrons of this policy.

We would appreciate your support in this matter.

Thank You.

Tom Ryall Park R95 VK63

PARKING AT CLUBROOMS

IMPORTANT NOTICE – All parents and adult players are asked to please adhere to new parking rules at Tom Ryall Park. As we have now erected fencing in the car park to facilitate the new construction works, parking spaces are very limited and a new traffic management plan is in place. Please reduce your speed arriving and leaving the clubroom’s car park. There will be further restrictions/rules in the coming days, so keep an eye on our social media pages and signage at the clubrooms.

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We have a very important club fundraiser coming up on the 12th and 20th December, please come along and support it, we will also be giving a donation to The Samaritans from each wash. We will have special guests on both days and there will be a raffle. All details below!