Carrick-on-Suir GAA club receives Bord na nÓg club of the year award
St Molleran's GAA Club was presented with the Eastern Juvenile Club of the Year award at Waterford's annual Bord na nÓg awards
Carrick-on-Suir’s St Molleran’s GAA Club won the Eastern Juvenile Club of the Year award at Waterford’s annual Bord na nÓg awards in Stradbally last Saturday night.
The Coolnamuck Road based club is delighted with the honour.
“This very special accolade reflects the hard work and effort that goes into our Juvenile section not just this year but over the past number of years,” said St Molleran’s Club PRO Adam Hunt.
“Every coach, parent and player played a very important role in this achievement for our club.
“Everyone involved with our Juvenile Academy and youth structures can give themselves great credit.
Mr Hunt said they wished to thank Bord na nÓg Port Lairge for choosing St Molleran’s as the award recipient and the Devine Family who sponsor this award each year.
In other news, Adam reported that ticket sales are going well for St Molleran’s Christmas Draw, which boasts a top prize of €5,000.
He encouraged Carrick people to buy a ticket for the draw by contacting any St Molleran’s Committee member.