Inny Shamrocks GAA

Inny Shamrock under 14s faced near neighbours Multyfarnham this evening in the final group game of this year's championship. Having been comprehensively beaten earlier in the championship by the same opposition, the Inny boys were determined to turn things around this time and were quick out of the blocks, despite the wet and windy conditions. A flurry of first half goals had Inny well up at half time and they went on to dominate proceedings to record a comprehensive victory. Both teams now progress to the semi finals in the coming weeks. Well done players and coaches on a great team performance 🔵⚪️🟡

A great game yesterday evening in very slippery conditions against Tubberclair GAA . A very fast flowing game of football from both sides saw end to end football on display and great skills from both teams. 🔵⚪🟡

With heavy hearts, everyone at Inny Shamrocks GAA Club extends our deepest sympathies to the Maxwell and Wallace families on the sad passing of Bride Wallace (BiBi).

Our thoughts are especially with our players Liam Óg Maxwell, Patrick, Ciaran, Oisín and Conor Wallace, and all of their family at this sad time.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam.

Hard luck to our lads this evening as Inny Shamrocks came up just short against Tyrrellspass GAA Football Club in Ballynacargy, losing by only a few points. A huge effort from every player right to the final whistle – plenty of positives to build on.

A massive congratulations to our Leaving Cert stars today. Some brilliant results to celebrate, so while the football didn't quite go to plan, there's plenty of reason to smile tonight. Enjoy the celebrations, lads... you've earned them! (We'll worry about the football again tomorrow! 😉) 🔵⚪🟡

Inny Shamrock under 14s travelled to Ballymore this evening to take on Millmore Gaels in the penultimate round of the under 14 championship. With Inny having narrowly won the home fixture last month, the away fixture was always going to be a tight affair and both teams enjoyed purple patches during the game. With the sides level at half time, a goal for Millmore early in the second half seemed to be enough to win it. However, despite missing numerous frees, the Inny lads dug deep and kicked five second half points to win by the narrowest of margins.

Well done players and coaches! 🟡⚪🔵

Our Inny Shamrock under 16s played their final championship group game this evening when they faced Tubberclair on a damp pitch in Ballinacargy. Inny started the game extremely well and dominated possession and scoring for the first 10 minutes before Tubberclair GAA got to grips with the damp conditions and rattled in a goal and a point to leave the half time score at 2.7 to 1.1.

The second half was unfortunately marred by a wrist injury to our corner forward Thomas Cafferky. After a lengthy stoppage, our Inny lads grafted hard to break down a very well drilled Tubberclair defence to come out on top on a scoreline of 2.11 to 1.4.

We would like to offer our best wishes to Thomas in his recovery and thank the Tubberclair coaches for the first aid assistance that came from their dugout also.

The lads have now qualified for the knockout stages in the coming weeks. Well done all! 🟡🔵⚪

🍀 Great evening of football out at Inny Shamrocks tonight! 🍀

Faced a strong Lilliput side and it was exactly the kind of tough, competitive game that brings out the best in our young players. Brilliant to see such a big turnout of our U10s getting game time and showing us all a real glimpse of the future of the club.

Thanks as always to the parents for the support on the sideline, and to Lilliput for a great contest. More of the same next week! 💪⚽🏐