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NEUTRAL VIEW FROM OUTSIDE THE COUNTY:
1. Critical battle areas:
VIEW FROM INSIDE THE COUNTY
1. Critical battle areas
Word has it that Cha Fitzpatrick is back to his best
If Kilkenny and Tipperary were the two teams most neutrals wanted to see in last year’s All-Ireland final, Ballyhale Shamrocks and Portumna are the two everyone wanted for a club final appearance.
Portumna edge closer to making history
Winning one club All-Ireland title is tough. They are not easy to win. If they were, everyone would do so, which makes Portumna’s quest for an unprecedented three-in-a-row all the more remarkable.
Portumna return to training to prepare for a third successive All Ireland decider
Portumna’s greatness has long been confirmed, but Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final success at Parnell Park offered another reminder of their ability to deal with an awkward situation.
Portumna expected to advance to another All Ireland final
This Sunday at Parnell Park in Dublin ( 2.30pm) Portumna hurlers will face Dunloy (Antrim) in the All-Ireland semi-final.
Faherty wins Oughterard captain’s prize
•Oughterard Golf Club: Pat McEvilly Captain’s Day, Niall Faherty (8) 168 nett, 1; Gerry O’Connor (14) 170 nett, 2; Gross, Cathal Jordan (5) 185 gross, 1; Michael O’Keane (6) (37.0B9), 2; Sean Coyne (17) 170.5, 3; James Geoghegan (15) 170.5, 4; Mike English (14) 172, 5; Ray Keleghan (12) 172, 6; Michael H Walsh (12) 172, 7; Sean O’Reilly (6) 173, 8; James O’Dea (20) 173; 9; Paddy O’Halloran (17) 173.5, 10; Past captain, Frank Kyne (22) 176;Veteran, Tom Naughton (24) 175; Committee, John Waters (17) 174.5; First qualifier, Liam O’Reilly (4) 67; 2nd qualifier, Billy O’Boyle (11) 66; Guests, John Deasey (20) 30, 1; Ritchie Lee (15) 27, 2; Larry Tighe (23) 27, 3; Ladies, Bridget Walsh (17) 28, 1; Carmel Morahan (36) 26, 2; Barbara Richardson (20) 23, 3.
CURRAGHMORE, PORTUMNA
Recent refurbishment has been tastefully undertaken to combine old world charm with modern convenience, with maximum use being made of a south facing rear garden complemented by a sunroom which floods the house with light.
Portumna voted Ireland’s best hurling club
Portumna GAA Club has been crowned the “Best Club under the Sun”, and with it comes a trip of a lifetime to Abu Dhabi.
Good interest in September auctions
Property Partners O’Toole Portumna is pleased with the level of enquiries to date into their auction properties being offered for sale at end September. “Despite all the negativity in the market place, it’s refreshing to see good interest when a nice farm comes up for sale or when an interesting property is placed on the market at the right price” comments Ger O’Toole.
