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The Intermediate Hurling Championship game between Ballybacon Grange and Borrisokane due to be played this coming Saturday has had its fixture moved due to a death in the Ballybacon Grange club this week.
Noreen O'Regan, who is mother to Ballybacon player Daniel O'Regan, sadly passed away last Wednesday night after a short illness, and with funeral arrangements, the game has been pushed back to Sunday at 12.30 pm in Holycross after being originally fixed for Saturday.
Reposing at her mother's home, Mountmusic, Toames (Eircode P12 D438) today, Friday, August 25th from 3.00pm until 6.00pm.
Requiem Mass on Saturday, August 26th at 12.00 noon in St. Colman's Church, Macroom. Funeral afterwards to St. Colman's Cemetery, Macroom.
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