Congratulations to club member Niamh Prendergast who captained her team Sharja, Dubai to victory in the Middle East Camogie League last week. It's great to see that our club is being represented in foreign lands and especially one of our own to be captain of a victorious team. 

Indoor Camogie

Indoor camogie will commence for Junior Infants right up to 4th Classes after the Halloween break.The following are the times alloted for training;
Junior/Senior Infants commencing on Thursday November 5th and every Thursday there after  4pm to 5pm Trainer Nicola Morrissey
1st/2nd classes commencing Thursday November 5th and every Thursday there after 5.30pm to 6.30pm Trainers Emily Heneghan and Olivia Flynn
3rd/4th classes commencing Wednesday November 4th at 3.30 pm to 4.30pm. These classes will be getting special coaching sponsored by the Munster camogie council for the six weeks leading up to Christmas from a college student aided by Shauna Prendergast and Caithriona McGlone.

U13 League

By the time that you are reading this paper our U13,s will have played their final round of the U13 league which took place yesterday Tuesday V Gall Tir. A win in this round for the girls would mean that they would be in the County Final V Gall Tir. 

Munster Intermediate Club Championship

Lismore have got a bye to the Munster Final on November 14th. Their opponents will be the winners of Brian Dillons(Cork) V Cahir (Tipperary) which will take place on November 1st at a venue TBC
 
Féile na nGael 2016

Waterford and Tipperary are hosting the 2016 Feile from 17th - 19th June 2016. There will be an information meeting for clubs on Thursday 15th October in Lawlor’s Hotel, Dungarvan @8pm. 2016 for this very exciting and busy year for our U14s.

Condolences

All in Lismore Camogie Club would like to pass on their sincere sympathy to Ber O Keeffe on the sad passing of her Grandmother during the past two weeks. Ar Dheis Dé go raibh Sí

Lismore  0-15  St. Annes 1-07

Sunday October 3rd 2015 was County Final Day for the clubs Senior Camogie Team and they were going for a three in a row of County Finals against arch rivals St. Anne's. This game was played in Fraher field Dungarvan in perfect weather conditions for a good game of camogie and indeed both teams served up a very entertaining game for all who attended.

Throw in was at 2 o clock under the guidance of referee John Kirby and it was Lismores Ruth Geoghegan who opened the scoring of the game with a point in the third minute, and some very competitive camogie was being played with St. Anne's Zoe O Donoghue denied a possible goal when her effort hit off the crossbar of the Lismore Goal. Nine minutes into the game Lismores Aoife Hannon scored their second point from a placed ball. It was St. Anne's Zoe O Donoghue who scored her sides first point of the day on the twelfth minute but was counteracted two minutes later when Lismores Shona Curran scored Lismores third point.It was St.Anne's who scored the next two points of the game courtesy of Jennie Simpson which meant both sides drew level on twenty three minutes which was very short lived as Lismores Aoife Hannon scored a point to put her side ahead once a again on the twenty fourth minute. St Anne's won a free on the twenty sixth minute and St. Anne's Pauline Cunningham stepped up to take the free which dipped under the Lismore bar putting St. Anne's two points ahead. Lismores Caithriona Mc Glone scored another point on the twenty eight minute before St. Anne's Jennie Simpson scored another for her side from a free in injury time putting two points between the sides at half time. Lismore 0-05 St. Annes 1-04.

The second half began with Lismore once more on the attack and were unlucky to not have scored a goal when Aoife Hannons shot at goal was saved by St. Anne's Becky Kavanagh which was deflected for a "45" in which Aoife converted for a point followed shortly by another well taken point by Caithriona McGlone. Lismore were well on top of their game and St. Annes were finding it very difficult to contain the Lismore attack and it was Aoife Hannon and Caithriona Mc Glone who took sole charge of the scoring in the second half. St. Anne's scored their first point of the half on the sixteenth minute from a Jennie Simpson free. leaving the score reading Lismore 0-10 St. Annes 1-04.On fifty minutes a terrific save by Lismores Tanya Morrissey the ball was clumsily cleared by the Lismore defence resulting on one of the players touching the ball on the ground and St. Annes being awarded a penalty which was driven wide by St. Anne's Jennie Simpson.

Lismores Aoife Hannon scored three more points from frees with St .Anne's Jennie Simpson scoring one point for her side with five minutes to go. Aoife Hannon  and Jennie Simpson scored a point each leading into injury time with four points separating the sides before Caithriona McGlone having the final say in the game scoring her point in the dying minutes. Victory for Lismore at the final whistle Lismore 0-15 St. Anne's 1-07.

Lismores Captain Shauna Kiernan received the Senior Championship cup from County Board chairperson Ita Murphy. Shauna in her speech thanked her fellow players and team management for all the work they put into training during the year and welcomed and thanked the teams new sponsor Michael O Leary of The Red House Lismore. Shauna thanked St. Anne's for the terrific game of camogie. 

It was back to Lismore for the nights celebrations with a lovely meal provided for the team and management by Lismore Camogie Club at the newly refurbished Lismore House Hotel and then over to the Red House for the celebrations and sing-song.

Lismore will be the county's representatives in the Munster Club Championship. They have got a bye to the Munster final on November 14th and await the winners of  Cork and Tipperary in the Munster Semi Final.

Lismore Panel;
T.Morrissey, S. Coughlan, S. Prendergast, M.Russell, A. Houlihan, S. Kernan, J. Houlihan, S.Curran(0-01), G. Kenneally, E.Power, C.McGlone(0-04), R.Geoghegan(0-01), N.Morrissey, J.Kingston, A.Hannon(0-09) E.Curran, A.Russell, S.Geoghegan, E.Heneghan, B.McGlone, S.Williams

Substitutions; E.Curran for J.Kingston and S. Geoghegan for J.Houlihan 

Trainer/Selector; Seamus Prendergast
Selectors; Geraldine Barry, Jim Russell and Austin Curran;
Physio; Colin Walsh

Condolences

All in Lismore camogie club would like to extend their condolences to the Farrow Family South Mall Lismore on the sad passing of Graham (Faz) during the past week. Ar Dheis Dé go raibh sé