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Club News
Arva Local News June 5Arva ATTO:Congratulations are extended to M.s Geraldine Mulligan, Woodlands, Arva who won the weekly A.T.T.O. Jackpot worth 5,750 euro. The proceeds of this draw goes to the Arva Tidy Towns Committee which does so much work to keep the town looking well over the year and all support is much appreciated. The Jackpot on Monday night next will be worth 1,600 Euro. SympathySympathy is extended to Mr Cormac O' Donnell, Post Office, Arva on the death of his uncle Mr Paddy Maguire, Drumelis, Cavan which occurred at his residence on Saturday May 16th. His Funeral Mass took place in the Cathedral of St's Patrick & Felim with burial in St Bridget's Cemetery, Killygarry. BingoBingo: continues in St Patrick's Hall, Arva each Sunday night. With 2,300 euro on offer it is one of the best and attracting a large attendance. Bingo commences each night at 9p.m. Continue reading | June 2, 2009 (8:19PM) Match Tickets & StewardsOur club has been allocated 4 covered stand tickets for the Cavan v Fermanagh game .They are €25 each. If you are interested in purchasing these tickets please contact Danny McEntee on 087 9108164. They will be available for collection from 10am on Wednesday 3rd June. Tickets not collected by 5pm on Thursday 4th June will be re allocated. Each club have been asked to provide 4 stewards for this game. They will arrive in Kingspan Breffni Park for 2.30pm. Tea will be served before the game and a meal will be provided afterwards in the Meadow view. Continue reading | June 2, 2009 (7:15PM) Div 3 Arva 0-09 Cornafean 0-09On Saturday evening last Arva had local rivals and near neighbours Cornafean as visitors to Michael Cully Park for a game in the John Brady Insurances Division 3 League and after a tough encounter the sides were level at the finish on 9 points each.
Arva spurned a number of easy chances early on with at least 6 wide's from scoreable positions which made the difference in the end. Too be fair the visitors hit the upright on 2 occasions in the second half so a draw was probably a fair result in the end. Cornafean opened up a 3 point lead by the 8th minute with 2 points from frees and one from play. Arva replied with points from Peter Morris (Free) in the 13th minute and a fine effort by Gavin Doyle from out near the sideline a minute later. Continue reading | Comments (1) | May 28, 2009 (7:13PM) Arva local news May 29St Patrick's GAA: On Saturday evening last Arva had local rivals and near neighbours Cornafean as visitors to Michael Cully Park for a game in the John Brady Insurances Division 3 League and after a tough encounter the sides were level at the finish on 9 points each. Arva spurned a number of easy chances early on with at least 6 wide's from scoreable positions which made the difference in the end. Too be fair the visitors hit the upright on 2 occasions in the second half so a draw was probably a fair result in the end. Cornafean opened up a 3 point lead by the 8th minute with 2 points from frees and one from play. Arva replied with points from Peter Morris (Free) in the 13th minute and a fine effort by Gavin Doyle from out near the sideline a minute later. The visitors added 2 further pointed frees in the 16th and 24th minutes while Shane Bouchier clawed one back for the home side in the 28th minute to leave the half time score Cornafean 0 – 5 Arva 0 – 3. Alan Barry pointed 2 frees for Arva within minutes of the restart but Cornafean hit back with a brace in the 6th and 8th minutes. Over the following 11 minutes the home side took a 2 point lead with points from Thomas Brady (10th minute), Alan Barry (frees 12th & 17th minutes), and Conor Mc Entee in the 19th minute. That was as good as it got for Arva as Cornafean pointed a "45" and veteran Art Mc Seain pointed a free in the 30th minute to close the scoring. Arva Team & Scorers Darragh Fox, Sean Mc Manus, Dermot Mc Glade, Philip Galligan, Stephen Ellis, Fergal Brady, Shane Bouchier (0-1), James Morris, Brian Fitzpatrick, Conor Mc Entee (0-1), Paul Brady, Danny Mc Entee, Gavin Doyle (0-1), Peter Morris (0-1), Alan Barry (0-4). Subs Thomas Brady (0-1), Dessie Dobson, Brian Ellis. The next game in Division 3 is a postponed fixture against Mountnugent on Friday evening at the away venue ( check fixtures). On Sunday the Division 6 team were due to travelled to Mountnugent to play the home side but the game was cancelled due to the incessant rain. Continue reading | May 28, 2009 (12:20AM) Cavan v FermanaghThe throw-in for Cavan's Ulster SFC quarter-final clash with Fermanagh on Saturday week, June 6, has been brought forward by two hours to accommodate live television. The game at Kingspan/Breffni Park was originally timed for 7.30pm, but will now throw-in at 5.30pm in order to avoid a clash with the World Cup soccer qualifier between the Republic of Ireland and Bulgaria in Sofia. Both games will be shown live on RTE, while BBC will also televise the GAA fixture. Each club will be allocated 4 tickets for the covered stand and the county board are looking for 3 Stewards from each club to be in Breffni Park for 2.45pm. All children U-16 have free entry for the match. Continue reading | May 26, 2009 (12:57PM) Cavan GAA World Record AttemptWant to become part of a world record setting team? Here is your opportunity. We Will attempt to set a new World Record at Kingspan Breffni Park on June 20th, 2009. We need 2000 Cavan GAA Club members to run 100m in continuous relay over a 12 hour period. Requesting all club in Cavan to participate and support Cavan GAA Coaching & Games Development. Continue reading | Comments (1) | May 26, 2009 (12:30PM) Cavan Minors & JuniorsCavan minors start their campaign against Down in Athletic Grounds in Armagh on Saturday next 30th May at 2 p.m. Supporters are advised to go early as Armagh is a busy town on Saturday afternoon. There is parking in the C.B.S. School (Paid) ,Armagh City Hotel and Armagh Rugby Club. Cavan Juniors are playing Louth on Thursday 28th May in Haggardstown Dundalk at 7 30p.m. Continue reading | Comments (0) | May 26, 2009 (12:10PM) Central Council ReportCongress ReportExperimental rules defeated. 177 votes for 100 votes against. Failed narrowly to get ⅔ majority. Rule Book task force – under the chairmanship of Frank Murphy have met 90 times. One of the results of their deliberations in that there will be a new rule book published. It will be divided into seven chapters or sections and will be much more user friendly. Continue reading | May 23, 2009 (3:00PM) |
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