Junior Hurling: Heartiest congratulations must go to our junior hurlers following their five point win over Borrisokane in the B county final last Saturday in Templederry. Despite the difficult hurling conditions due to inclement weather, this match was not short of skill, heart and determination shown by both sides. Credit has to be given to this group of players and their management team of Trevor Hassett, Eamonn Long, Seamus Cahill and Andy Bourke for their efforts in 2019. This is the second county junior B title for the club and the first since 2011. Final score was 1-14 to 1-09.
U-21 Hurling: Our U-21 hurlers got their 2019 campaign off to a terrific start when they defeated Gortnahoe in the first round of the mid championship on Sunday in The Ragg on a scoreline of 3-19 to 0-14. Next up for Drom & Inch is Moyne / Templetouhy Gaels. Fixture TBC.
Committee Meetings: There is a Development & Finance Committee meeting this Wednesday in Inch Hall at 7:15 followed directly by a Club Committee meeting at 8pm also in Inch Hall.
Drom & Inch Supporters Club: Following the huge success of the clubs fundraising initiatives such as the Supporters Club, The Oskars and through several kind donations, the Drom & Inch Development Committee have been able to make huge strides in 2019. However, we are still a long way off our final goal. We are asking people of Drom & Inch who have yet to subscribe to the Drom & Inch Supporters Club to do so. There are several methods to avail of membership and they are very flexible. Please contact Club Chairman, John Egan 087 055 6465 or any member of the club committee for a membership form.
Drom & Inch Camogie: Best of luck to Drom & Inch Camogie as they take on Scarriff Ogonnello of Clare this Saturday in the Munster Club senior final in Cappamore, Limerick. Throw in is 2:30. We ask as many people from Drom & Inch to get behind the girls in their pursuit of Munster glory.
2019 PWC All Stars: Drom & Inch GAA would like to congratulate the seven Tipperary recipients on the their All Star selections. Particular praise must go to our own Seamus Callanan who won the Hurler of the Year award. Seamus has proven his credentials in 2019 not only as an awesome hurler but also as an inspirational leader and captain. It gives us great pleasure and honour as a club to congratulate Seamus on this much deserved award which is the culmination of years of hard work and dedication to the cause.
