Club leagues continue, young Rossies wished every success, 50/50 draw winners
Gary Smith, Declan Hoare, and Maeve and Seamus Carthy, supporting the Roscommon minor footballers against Sligo in Tubbercurry on Friday evening. Picture: Bernie O'Farrell
CONGRATULATIONS: The club would like to congratulate Athleague players Abbie Kane and Leah Connolly, and selector Niall Connolly, who were part of the Roscommon U-16 team that defeated Kerry in Knockcroghery on Sunday last. They are now through to the semi-final of the championship against Down at a neutral venue on Sunday, April 12th. The club would like to congratulate Rachel Fitzmaurice (captain), Aideen O’Brien, Chloe Whyte Lennon and the Roscommon junior camogie team who are through to the Division Three League final against Armagh on Saturday, April 11th. The club would also like to congratulate the club members who made their Confirmation recently.
REGISTRATION: All members need to be registered 48 hours before they take part in training or competition. Membership for all members expires on Tuesday, March 31st, so any player wishing to train on that date needs to be registered by Sunday, March 29th. Membership fees are available on Foireann.
THANKS: The club would like to thank members who paraded under the club banner in the first-ever St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Athleague on Tuesday last.
50/50 DRAW: Congratulations to Robbie Molloy, winner of the 50/50 draw who scooped the €2,015 jackpot. The next draw takes place on Monday, April 6th.
ADULT FIXTURES: The junior footballers recorded a hard-earned draw against Pádraig Pearses B in the O’Gara Cup. The next game is against St. Croan’s in Ballinameen on Saturday, April 4th. The Division Five League team play Kilglass Gaels in Ballinameen on Saturday, March 28th.
50/50 DRAW: Congratulations to the lucky winner of last weekend’s 50/50 prize draw for €2,000, Cliodna McDermott. The next draw will take place on April 4th.
LGFA NEWS: The Boyle junior ladies’ footballers play Pádraig Pearses in the Division 5B League on Friday, March 27th at 7 p.m.. Venue to be confirmed. The senior ladies play St. Barry’s in the Division One League on Sunday, March 29th, in Abbey Park at 11 a.m.. The U-16 girls meet St. Croan’s/Oran on Sunday next in Enfield at 4 p.m..
ADULT MEN’S TEAMS: The McGovern Civils senior footballers will continue their league campaign on Friday, March 27th, against St. Brigid’s in Kiltoom at 8 p.m.. The Cooney Motors sponsored men’s Junior B team will play St. Brigid’s in Kiltoom on Sunday, March 29th, at 1 p.m..
OTHER NEWS: Well done to Enda Smith who made last week’s GAA.ie Team of the Week. Rise and Shine (formerly Irish Pilgrimage Trust bringing young people with special needs to Lourdes) would like to sincerely thank all the people of Boyle parish for their contribution of €835.10 to their recent church gate collection. Thanks also to members of Boyle GGA Club who helped out on the day.
LOTTO: There was no winner of the lotto jackpot. Lucky dip winners were Eithne, Mouse and Patsy, Eddie Creaton, Aidan Freeman, Eugene Shields, and Seán and Annie Duignan. The jackpot stands at €8,200 for the draw in Mulvihill’s Bar.
LGFA NEWS: Hard luck to the junior ladies’ football team who were beaten by Kilglass, 1-11 to 1-10, on Sunday last. They play Western Gaels in Frenchpark on Sunday at 11 a.m..
O’ROURKE CUP: The senior footballers were defeated by St. Brigid’s, 1-13 to 0-10, in the O’Rourke Cup.
ROSCOMMON: Good luck to John Curran, Kevin Hester, Liam Finneran and the Roscommon U-20 footballers against Sligo in Ballyforan on Wednesday evening.
SYMPATHY: Condolences to the Farrell family, Castleteehan/Knockroe, on the passing of Seán. May he Rest In Peace.
MINOR FOOTBALLERS: Well done to Dara Kelleher and Jack Lally who helped the Roscommon minor footballers beat Sligo in the opening round of the Connacht Minor Football Championship (see match report, page 14).
TANSEY CUP: Kilbride continued their Tansey Cup campaign with an impressive and composed display, overcoming St. Dominic’s B on a scoreline of 2-15 to 3-7. Kilbride: Cathal McDonagh, Conor Fannon, Eoghan Kelleher, Noah Kelly, Joseph O’Connor (1-1), Albert Looby, Seán Hanly (0-1), Josh McCormack, Mike Devine, Marc Shally, Aodhan Looby (0-1), Kevin Battles, Oisín O’Connor, Conor Devaney (0-6), Luke Shally (1-6, including penalty), with a strong bench of Paul Clabby, Cian O’Grady, John Donnelly, Brian Keegan, Eóin Bracken, Eóin McLoughlin, Karl Cummins, Cian Moran, Kevin Carroll.
LGFA: Congratulations to Sadhbh Kelleher and Róisín Lohan who played their part in the Roscommon U-14 girls’ team’s victory against Leitrim, which has secured their place in the Connacht B final. It was a tougher afternoon for Aisling Hanly and the Roscommon intermediate ladies’ team, who battled hard but, ultimately, lost out to Louth in their league fixture on Sunday. The Division Two ladies travelled to St. Croan’s on Sunday morning. While they came up short on the scoreboard, the team delivered a noticeably improved display, showing greater cohesion, workrate, and confidence throughout.
LOTTO: There was no winner of the jackpot in the draw on March 21st. Five €20 winners were Damien Parker, Aine McCormack, David Brennan, Martin Conneally, and David Thompson. The next draw takes place on April 4th for a jackpot of €15,000. Every ticket purchased directly helps fund the development of club facilities, supports teams, and strengthens the future of Kilbride GAA.
TANSEY CUP: Well done to the intermediate football team who defeated Elphin B by 4-12 to 2-7 in the third round of the Division Three League. Team: Kevin Caslin, Mark Connellan, Jamie Craughwell, Willie O’Flynn (1-0), Cathal Caslin, Oisín Boland, Cathal Connellan, Paul McElhone, Dermot Foley (0-1), Joe Mckeon (1-0), Gary Connellan (0-2), Cathal Carney, Jamie Connellan (0-4, one 0-2), Niall Gannon (1-2), Caelan Bracken (1-3). Subs used: Cian McKiernan, Liam Taylor, Cathal McKeon, Seanie McCormack, Hugh McCormack. The next league game is against St. Ronan’s on Saturday, April 4th, in Croghan at 6 p.m..
ROUNDERS: Congratulations to Aidan Carr, Breian Carroll, James Jamieson, Mark Harrington, Ana Carr, and Nicola Craughwell on being selected for the Connacht men’s and women’s rounders teams. They will be competing against the very best players from across the country at the interprovincial tournament on March 29th in Athlone.
LGFA: Well done to the Kilmore/Kilglass Gaels adult ladies’ team who defeated Castlerea St. Kevin’s in the third round of the league on Sunday last. They play Michael Glaveys in Kilglass on Sunday next at 11 a.m..
LOTTO: The lotto jackpot stands at €8,500 ahead of the next draw on Sunday evening in Earley’s, Hillstreet, at 9 p.m.. Tickets are on sale from all the usual venues and via the club app.
OTHER NEWS: Best of luck to Mark Carroll, Darragh Devaney, Shane Carroll, Damien Tiernan and Colm Garvey who are involved with the Roscommon minor and U-20 football teams this week. The U-20 team face Sligo on Wednesday evening in Ballyforan and the minor team face Galway on Friday evening in King and Moffatt Dr. Hyde Park.
O’GARA CUP: The senior men’s footballers made it three wins from three in the O’Gara Cup, defeating St. Brigid’s B by 3-11 to 3-7 in Kiltoom last Sunday. Conor Coyne, Conor Hussey and Tiernan Murphy scored the goals to get Glaveys over the line. This result leaves the team top of the table. Next up is Pádraig Pearses B on Saturday, April 4th, in Ballinlough.
LGFA NEWS: The intermediate ladies’ team also made it three wins from three in Division Three. They defeated Northern Harps by 2-8 to 1-7 in Ballinameen on Sunday morning. Meadbh Hanley and Joann Daly grabbed the all-important goals. This result leaves them top of the table. The junior ladies’ team suffered a heavy defeat to Boyle B in the Division Five League in Strokestown on Friday evening.
FIXTURES: Friday, LGFA Division Five League v St. Dominic’s in the Connacht Centre of Excellence, Bekan, at 8.15 p.m.. Saturday, Men’s Division Four League v Roscommon Gaels in Ballinlough at 5 p.m.. Sunday, U-16 LGFA Division Two League v Northern Harps in Ballinlough at 4 p.m..
CLOONFAD PARADE: Congratulations to all involved in getting third prize in the Cloonfad St. Patrick’s Day Parade last Tuesday. A big thank to Daryl, Nigel and the parade committee for inviting Glaveys.
OPEN EVENING: The club will be hosting an underage open evening on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Complex, Ballinlough. It will present a great opportunity for the players to meet their coaches for the year ahead. All players and parents are welcome.
WEEKLY NEWS: As the new football season begins, the club would like to welcome back players and coaching staff for what promises to be another jam-packed season ahead. The U-17 footballers got their league campaign off to a winning start with a hard-fought 7-10 to 4-14 win away to St. Gabriel’s. Please keep an eye on the club’s Facebook page and WhatsApp groups for upcoming match fixtures and training schedules.
EASTER CAMP: The club will host a three-day Easter camp between Tuesday, March 31st and Thursday, April 2nd. The camp is for boys and girls aged between five and 13. The deadline for registration is March 24th. Times are 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day. The cost is €40 per child. If two or more from the same family, the cost is €35 per child. For additional details, contact cdo.padraigpearses@gmail.com.
EOIN COLLERAN: Congratulations to Pádraig Pearses senior footballer Eoin Colleran who has been selected on the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Rising Stars Sigerson Cup Team of the Year after finishing his campaign with NUI Galway GAA as the competition’s top scorer from play. Eoin was named at wing forward on a star-studded line-up. He will be presented with his award later this month. Well done to Eoin on his fantastic achievement.
O’ROURKE CUP: The Paul Flynn Construction Ltd/RosGal sponsored senior footballers were defeated, 2-15 to 0-8, by Tulsk in the O’Rourke Cup. The next game is against Oran on Thursday, April 2nd, in Woodmount. Squad: Paul Whelan, Thomas Richardson, Cillian Blackweir, Anthony Butler, Darragh Colleran, Gavin Downey, Jack Downey, Tom Butler, Seán Canning, Ross Glynn (0-1), Hubert Darcy (0-5), Thomas Carey, Jack Nevin (0-2), David Whelan, Ryan Kelly, Conor Kelly, John Moore, Aaron Hogan, Daniel Glynn, Luke Earls, Barry McGowan, David Kenny, Darragh Glynn Desmond.
O’GARA CUP: The Millars Bar and Lorus Restaurant sponsored intermediate team shared the spoils away to Ballinameen in the O’Gara Cup on Sunday morning. Panel: Barry McGowan, John Moore, Diarmuid Lyons, Daniel Glynn, Darragh Colleran, Darragh Glynn Desmond, Padraig Downey, Conor Kelly, Ryan Kelly, Daniel Sheehan, Aaron Hogan, Kieran Cunningham, Karl Feehily, David Kenny, Cormac Moore, Michael Scott, James Butler, Ross Glynn, Liam Creavin, Brendan O’Connor, Paul Kelly. The next game is away to Michael Glaveys on Saturday, April 4th, at 4 p.m..
LGFA NEWS: The intermediate ladies’ footballers recorded a 1-6 to 1-2 victory against Shannon Gaels in Croghan on Sunday morning. Thank you to the referee and the Shannon Gaels club for their help and assistance with an injured Pearses player. Panel: Lilly Finneran, Katie Malone, Ciara Lohan, Kate Moore, Ciara Hibbitt, Chloe Mulryan, Emma McGreal, Sarah Dooley, Sarah Killeen, Blathnaid Kelly, Sarah Kate Goode, Michaela Keogh, Lorraine Kenny, Caitlin Malone, Áine Galvin, Niamh Ryan, Jessica O’Brien, Aiveen Curley, Rosa Monaghan, Amy Costello, Shauna Hibbitt.
FIXTURES: The junior ladies’ footballers are away to Boyle on Friday, March 27th, at 7 p.m.. The intermediate ladies’ footballers are at home to St. Mary’s on Sunday, March 29th, at 11 a.m.. The junior hurlers play Roscommon Gaels in Woodmount on Sunday, March 29th, at 12 noon.
FIXTURES: Friday, March 27th, junior ladies v St. Faithleach’s in Ballyleague at 7 p.m.. Sunday, March 29th, senior ladies v St. Croan’s in Tom Collins Park, Croghan, at 11 a.m.; U-16 girls v St. Mary’s Tulsk in Tulsk at 4 p.m..
RESULTS: The senior ladies’ footballers were beaten by Pádraig Pearses. The U-16 girls recorded a good win against St. Ciaran’s.
SHOOTING STARS: Anyone who has a child interested in joining Shannon Gaels should contact Martin on 087 7531294 or Tracey on 089 4716242. The Shooting Stars programme takes place every Thursday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the complex in Carrick. All U-6 girls and boys are very welcome.
REGISTRATION: Club registration is now open for all members and can be completed via www.foireann.ie.
U-6 NURSERY: The U-6 Nursery for 2026 starts on this Friday on the astro at 6.30 p.m.. Children born in 2020 and 2021 are invited, and any boys or girls who wants to come along and try it out for the first time is more than welcome.
ADULT LEAGUES: The adult leagues continued, as did the positive start to the year for St. Barry’s teams. The Division Five ladies’ team beat St. Ciaran’s, as did the Division One ladies’ team when they defeated St. Brigid’s. The lads enjoyed a comprehensive victory against St. Ronan’s in the Tansey Cup on Saturday afternoon.
GAELIC FOR MOTHERS AND OTHERS: Training recommenced on Thursday last for the Gaelic For Mothers and Others (G4MO), which is a recreational, non-competitive form of ladies' Gaelic football designed to introduce women to the sport in a fun, social, and safe environment. New members are welcome to come and join up. Contact Michelle on 086 1676335 or check out the club’s Facebook page.
FIXTURES: Friday, LGFA Division Five v Northern Harps, 7 p.m.. Sunday, LFGA Division One v away to Boyle, 11 a.m.; U-16 girls v St. Michael’s/St. Ronan’s in Tarmonbarry at 4 p.m..
RESULTS: The Division Five ladies’ team were defeated by Northern Harps on a scoreline of 2-10 to 3-6. The Division Two men’s team were defeated by St. Michael’s, 2-17 to 1-11, in the O’Gara Cup on Saturday. Wel done to the Division Two ladies’ team on their 7-11 to 3-7 win against Kilbride.
FIXTURES: Friday, March 27th, LGFA Division Five League, St. Croan’s v Clann na nGael in Enfield at 7 p.m.. Sunday, March 29th, LGFA Division Two League, Shannon Gaels v St. Croan’s in Croghan at 11 a.m.; LGFA U-16 Division One League, St. Croan’s/Oran v Boyle in Enfield at 4 p.m..
MEMBERSHIP: GAA and LGFA membership are due for renewal. Please log into Foireann and complete registration before the deadline of March 31st.
DINNER DANCE: Tickets for the dinner dance on April 25th will be on sale later this week. Keep an eye on the club’s social media pages for more information in the coming days.
ROSCOMMON: Hard luck to Eoin Collins, Alan Conroy and the Roscommon U-20 footballers who were defeated by Galway on a scoreline of 3-10 to 1-11. Well done to Ava Mahon and the U-14 girls’ county team and management who played Galway and Leitrim in Enfield on Saturday. They have qualified for the Connacht B final in two weeks’ time. Best of luck to Eabhanna Sheridan, Ava Smyth, Aisling Kennedy, John Kennedy, Colin Sheridan, Deirdre Croghan and the Roscommon U-16 ladies’ team, who begin their campaign on Saturday, March 28th, against Sligo in Collooney (Owenmore Gaels) at 4 p.m.. Hard luck to Ella Thompson and the Roscommon intermediate ladies who were defeated by Louth on a scoreline of 1-14 to 1-8.
CIARÁIN MURTAGH: Saturday night marked a memorable evening of reflection for the Roscommon GAA community, honouring Ciaráin Murtagh’s retirement from intercounty football. The event, which was flawlessly organised by St. Faithleach’s GAA members, brought together players, fans, and officials to celebrate his stellar career. Ciaráin, a St. Faithleach’s man, made 122 senior appearances for Roscommon since his 2014 debut. The event beautifully captured the community's admiration for an extraordinary talent who epitomised passion, leadership, and unwavering pride in the Primrose and Blue jersey. Ciaráin shone as an amazing player whose consistency and sportsmanship inspired all around him. Thanks to everyone who attended and made the night so memorable. Thank you to those who attended, including special guests MC Willie Hegarty, Seánie McDermott, Enda Smith, Conor Devaney, Kevin McStay, Paul Lindsey, Danny Murray, Brian Carroll and Thomas Murray. To the Murtagh family — Andy, Breda, Brian, Diarmuid and Mary Lou — it was a pleasure to host an evening, not only for Ciaráin but also for a very special family. Thanks to everyone who helped out in the lead-up to the event, those who contributed to interviews, and to the club’s very own poet, Seán Cox.
GAMES: The senior footballers beat Fuerty by 1-16 to 1-12 in the O’Gara Cup. They play St. Brigid’s B on Saturday, April 4th, in Ballyleague at 6 p.m.. The junior footballers play Fuerty B in the Division Four League on Saturday, March 28th, in Ballyleague at 5 p.m.. The junior ladies’ footballers were defeated by Four Roads on a scoreline of 2-8 to 0-4. They play Shannon Gaels on Friday, March 27th, in Ballyleague at 7 p.m.. The U-16 girls are away to Castlerea on Sunday, March 29th, at 4 p.m..
OTHER NEWS: Cards continue in the clubhouse on Tuesday evening. The jackpot for next Saturday evening’s Joker Draw stands at €3,200.
CONNACHT CHAMPIONS: Comhghairdeas mór to the club’s ballad group of Chloe McGuinness, Ronan and Aoife Guckian, Sorcha Gilboy, and Niamh Reynolds who won their Connacht Scór Sinsir final on Saturday. A huge thank you to mentor Anne Marie Harte, Scór Co-ordinator Geraldine McMorrow and everyone who supported the group. They have qualified for the All-Ireland Scór finals in the TF Royal Theatre on April 25th.
O’GARA CUP: Well done to the intermediate footballers, sponsored by Joe Simon Home, Garden and Build, who defeated St. Croan’s by 2-17 to 1-11 at sunny Ardcarne Park on Saturday evening. The next game is against Shannon Gaels on Easter Sunday in Croghan at 1 p.m.. Meanwhile, best of luck to the Division Five team who are away to Shannon Gaels in Croghan at on Saturday, March 28th, at 5 p.m..
MEMBERSHIP: There will be a membership evening in the clubrooms on Wednesday, March 25th between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m.. Anyone having difficulty with registration, please contact Registrars Dawn O’Connor on 087 7907886, Mary Cronin on 087 6350885 for St. Ronan’s, or Miryam Daly on 087 6774496 for St. Michael’s.
LGFA NEWS: Unfortunately, the junior ladies’ league match was not played last Friday due to the unavailability of the appointed referee. The next game is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Sunday, March 29th, in Strokestown. The U-16 ladies resume their campaign with a visit to Tarmonbarry at 4 p.m. on Sunday next. Well done to the Roscommon U-14 girls’ panel and management, including the five representatives from St. Michael's/St. Ronan's — Aoibhinn Cox, Aoife Cryan, Sarah Flynn, Rebecca McDonagh and Faye Shivnen — as they defeated Leitrim on Saturday to qualify for the Connacht B final on Saturday, April 4th. Best of luck to Rachel Guckian and the Roscommon U-16 ladies’ panel and management who open their championship campaign away to Sligo on Saturday next at 4 p.m..
THE ROSSIES: Best of luck to Ruadhan Henry, Shane O'Dowd and the Roscommon U-20 panel and management who continue their Connacht championship campaign at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25th, when they entertain Sligo in Ballyforan. Best of luck also to Conor Cryan and the Roscommon minor panel and management who play Galway in the Hyde on Friday evening at 5.30 p.m..
TANSEY CUP: The junior footballers were defeated by a superior St. Barry's team in their Tansey Cup game at Tarmonbarry on Saturday last. On a more positive note, another minor player, Jack Beirne, made his debut for the adult team. Well done to Jack who joined his three minor team-mates who made their first appearance the previous week. The next game is away to Kilmore on April 4th.
SCÓR: The Instrumental Music group gave an outstanding performance at the Connacht Scór Sinsir finals in Tubbercurry on Saturday evening last but, unfortunately, success did not come their way. Congratulations to the group on their great achievements during the past few years. The group consists of Declan Noone, Rachel Noone, Elizabeth Earley, Clodagh Daly and Leanne Hennessy. Congratulations to St. Michael’s on their success in the Ballad Group section. Best wishes to them when they represent Connacht at the All-Ireland finals in the TF Theatre, Castlebar, at the end of April.
LOTTO: There was no winner of the lotto jackpot in last Sunday evening’s draw. Consolation prizes were won by the following: €70, David Duignan, Arigna; €30, Tracey Conlon, Geevagh; €20, Michael Guihen, Arigna; €20, Frances Gaffney, Keadue; €20, Joe and Mark Mattimoe, Keadue. The jackpot for Sunday evening’s draw will be €17,100.
DINNER DANCE: Join the club for a night of celebration on Saturday, March 28th, in the Percy French Hotel for the victorious teams from 2025. Last remaining tickets cost €50 and are available now. Contact Joanne on 086 3698003 or Eugenie on 087 0564863.
O’ROURKE CUP: Well done to the men’s senior team who had a good win over Éire Óg in the third round of the O’Rourke Cup on Saturday evening. Panel: Michael McDonnell, Dillan Casey, Timmy Gibbons, Ciaran Regan, Adam Tighe, Niall Moran, David Neary, Colin Compton, Dylan Tynan, Mikey Kavanagh, Diarmuid McGann, Cathal Lavin, Evan Moran, Shane McGinley, Keith Murphy, Cathal Shiel, Thomas Gill, Kevin Curley, Jack Fallon, Aaron Convey.
ROSCOMMON: The very best of luck to Stephen Tighe, Seán McDonnell and the Roscommon U-20 footballers who face Sligo in the second round of the Connacht championship in Ballyforan on Wednesday at 7 p.m.. The club also wishes Conor Tighe and the Roscommon U-17 footballers every success when they face Galway in Dr. Hyde Park on Friday evening at 5.30 p.m..
O’ROURKE CUP: The club's PB Networks sponsored senior league team recorded a 2-15 to 0-8 win over Pádraig Pearses in the third round of the O'Rourke Cup on Saturday. The junior footballers play Kilbride on Saturday evening.
PRESENTATION NIGHT: Thank you to special guest Brian Carroll who presented the club's O’Gara Cup winners’ medals, Division Five League winners’ medals and the Tulsk Camogie Junior B winners’ medals in Flanagan's Bar, Castleplunkett, on Saturday evening.
COMMUNITY PARK: The draft plans for the amenity area beside the club's new training pitch will be on display for the public to view from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday evening, March 25th, at Cruachan Ai Visitor Centre.
WEEKENED CELEBRATIONS: The club will host a full weekend of celebrations to officially open its new training pitch over the June Bank Holiday weekend.
TANSEY CUP: St. Aidan’s 0-17, Western Gaels 2-9. Team: A. Hardiman, D. Carney, L. Kennedy, R. McGarry, A. Drury, D. Cafferky, D. Ryan, C. Sampey (0-3), A. Durr, T. Gill (0-1), TJ Hannon (0-1), M. Drury (0-1), T. Gill (0-1), R. Higgins, E. Harrington (1-2), O. Hestor (0-1). Subs: S. Carroll, J. Higgins (1-0).
FIXTURE: The senior men’s team play St. Dominic’s in Knockcroghery on Saturday, March 28th, at 3 p.m..
LOTTO: There was no winner in last Saturday evening’s lotto jackpot draw. €20 winners were Mairead Philipps, Sarah Philipps, Angelina O'Neill, Pat Roddy, and Joesph Goulty. The jackpot stands at €7,200 for next Saturday evening’s draw.
TABLE QUIZ: The annual table quiz takes place in Tibohine Hall on Saturday, April 11th. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.. Table of four are €40. Bar and music on the night.
SYMPATHY: The club extends its sympathy to the Kilcommins family, Frenchpark, on the recent death of John Fenton, RIP, father of Suzie Kilcommins.
