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Carrick Swan GAA Club's Páirc na nEalaí
Carrick Swan GAA Club’s committee for the year ahead was ratified at its AGM last Friday.
The club is delighted to welcome its newest committee member, Sorcha Deehy Power, who takes on the role of camogie secretary.
The club sincerely thanks Frankie Nolan for his dedicated service as club secretary over the past three years. Frankie’s commitment and hard work on behalf of the club is greatly appreciated by all.
Michael Russell now takes over as club secretary, and he is wished the very best of luck in his new role.
The Cygnets programme will return in March for children aged 4 to 6 years. If you would like to get your child involved or if you are interested in helping out on the coaching side, please contact Martina Sinnott on (087) 9784249 for more information.
Social
The Swan Club social takes place in the Talbot Hotel in Clonmel on February 7. Tickets are now available to purchase. Don’t miss what promises to be a great night.
Condolences
The club extends deepest sympathies to the Power family, Ballyclough and the Kerwick family, Ballylynch at this difficult time.
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