Kilmainhamwood GFC
Draw Details for April 4 2016
| Prize |
Value |
Winners |
Jackpot
Match 4 numbers to win/share. |
€ 10,000.00 |
0 |
#KwoodGFC_Lotto
Kilmainhamwood GFC weekly lotto draw took place in Keogans on Monday 4th April 2016 at 9pm where the jackpot was €10,000.
The Numbers Drawn … Na huimhreacha a tarraingíodh : 03, 19, 22 & 24
No Jackpot winner ... Ní raibh aon bhuaiteoir.
5 Lucky Dip winners agus gheobhaidh siad €20 an duine:-
* Eoin Barber, Cormeen (Online)
* Mark Dolan, Kingscourt
* E & F Barber, Cormeen
* Brendan O’Brien, Moynalty
* Larry McDermott, Kilmainhamwood
Next draw for a THERES-NOTHING-LIKE-THE-SMELL-OF-CHAMPIONSHIP-COMPLETE-WITH-CHAMPIONSHIP-HAIRCUT jackpot of €10,000 will take place in McKenna’s on Monday 11th April 2016 at 9pm.
Beidh an chéad tarraingt eile i McKenna’s ar an 11/04/16 agus tá €10,000 sa phota óir.
Our primary jackpot has reached its maximum and we are building up our secondary jackpot each week … it’s currently at €3,200
Play our lotto online at www.locallotto.ie/kilmainhamwoodgfc and our lotto motto is #ItsThereToBeWon
The week in review:-
Tues 29th Mar
- 18:45 in Moynalty: U16 Football League Div 6 Rd 1. Result Moynaly 3-08 : 5-08 Kilmainhamwood
Sat 2nd Apr
- 15:30 in K-wood: U12 Football League Group G Rd2. Result Kilmainhamwood 2-14 : 0-00 Syddan Report http://www.kilmainhamwoodgfc.com/u12.html
- 17:00 in K-wood: All County B Football League Div 5 Rd 2. Result Kilmainhamwood 1-06 : 1-09 Clonard
Mon 4th Apr
- 19:00 in K-wood: U14 Football League - Div 5 Rd 1. Result Kilmainhamwood W/O : SCR Ballivor
The weeks to come:-
Tues 5th Apr
- 19:00 in K-wood: U16 Football League Group G Rd2 vs Dunshaughlin
- 19:30 in K-wood: U12 training on the AstroTurf
Wed 6th April
- 19:00 in Day Care Centre: Defibrillator Training. Members €20, Non-Members €40. Contact Shane Russell (086) 8030558 to book.
- 20:00 in K-wood: Adult training
Thurs 7th Apr
- 19:00 in K-wood: U14 Football League - Div 5 Rd 4 vs Kilbride
- 19:30 in K-wood: U12 training on the AstroTurf
Fri 8th Apr
- 18:30 in K-wood: U10 training
- 20:00 in K-wood: Adult training
- 21:00 in K-wood: Committee Meeting
Sat 9th Apr
- 10:00 in Cormeen: U6 Kilmainhamwood Kubs
- 10:00 in Cormeen: U8 training
- 15:00 in K-wood: U12 Football League Group G Rd3 vs Carnaross
Sun 10th Apr
- 12:00 in Kilberry: JAFC - Group A Round 1 vs Dunshaughlin
Tues 12th Apr
- 19:00 in Nobber: U16 Football League Group G Rd3 vs Nobber
Sat 16th Apr
- 15:00 in Moynalty: U12 Football League Group G Rd1 vs Moynalty
Sun 17th Apr
- 12:00 in Carlanstown: JCFC Group A Round 1 vs Rathkenny
This weekend sees the start of the football championships in Meath and (be jaysus) there’s nothing like the first round a the championship around the county to get d’auld heart racing. All the cold and wet nights in January and February running up and down that feckin’ bank and sprints & shuttles to bate the band … cones, ladders, planks, press-ups, feckin left-hand down, right-hand down, jump … hamstrings, bootstrings, quads and glutes are all pulled and pushed and polished and stretched and ready for battle …. boys off the beer since January and the 35 lads that started training are mostly all still there, compared to the 16 or 18 that’ll be there in August because of injury, sick of training, repeating exams, in the US or making silage … everyone has club socks, togs, training tops, tracksuits, bags, headbands, gumshields and underwear … women are cast aside and told they’ll be looked after during the first two weeks in August … knee straps, ankle straps, hamstring straps, deep-heat, cycling shorts, gloves all neatly arranged into the cleaned club bags … Sunday morning, up good & early to read the papers and get the porridge into ya, with toast and eggs and orange juice … Mass then at about 11am where Father will wish the lads all the best and you look around and get the nod from the auld fellas who will be cheering you on later, or calling you useless if you lose … home for the spuds and then you’re off … into the car, up the road, into the dressroom … clothes off, gear on … come on lads … high-ball, my-ball … smell of the grass … what are we going to do … WIINNN … aaahhhhhhhhh.
Last thing is the championship hair-cut … this really is a thing. You don’t want to go onto the field and score the winning point from 50, 60, 80 yards and look like a tool. You want your hair to be right because when the dude from the Meath Chronicle snaps the picture of you wheeling away to take the plaudits from your adoring crowd, you want to look your best. Or you might be the third sub and wearing a tracksuit in the team photo, but at least your dreads look good. Sit back, close your eyes, breath in through your nose … aahhh, that’s the smell of the championship … see you Sunday when the ‘Wood take on Dunshaughlin in the first round of the JFC A in Kilberry at (high) noon. Janie-mack, I’m ready to go and its only Monday.
Regards,
Shane Russell & the lotto committee
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