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Ready to Go - Clare Cup and Under 14's Championship 

31/3/2017

 
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The Broadford adult and under 14's hurlers  are in action this weekend with the start of their campaigns in the Clare Cup and Under 14's Championship.

The Under 14's are up first, in Whitegate this Friday evening with throw-in at 6.15pm.
 
Then on Saturday 1st April round 1 of the Clare Cup Division 1B competition starts for Broadford with an away match against Ballyea. Throw-in is at 4pm.

Good luck for a great start to these competitions and for the rest of the season ahead for Broadford.

All support welcome!

The Under 14's Camogie Championship is scheduled to start on Wednesday 5th April but details are not confirmed yet.


Junior A and Intermediate League Medal Presentations 

29/3/2017

 
Come along to Danny's Bar, Broadford on Saturday 1st April for the medal presentations to the Clare  2016  Junior A and Intermediate League champions.

The Broadford Juniors and Intermediates put in two great  performances in their finals back in the summer, respectively beating Ballyea 3-10 to 2-09 in July and Ruan 1-20 to 0-17 in August. 

The presentation night starts at 9pm with music.

Enjoy and congratulations again to both teams.

Camogie U21 C Championship Starts Thursday

15/3/2017

 
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The Broadford U21's are playing this Thursday, 16th March in the first round of the U21C Championship. The match against Clooney-Quin takes place in Tulla at 7.30pm.

Good luck to all the team.

Camogie Registration and Child Protection Presentation

13/3/2017

 
Broadford Camogie Club will hold its Registration Night on Monday 20th March at 6pm sharp, in the clubhouse. 

A  letter with full details of registration fees as well as other key information about dates and registration forms can be found on the Áth Leathan website: 
http://www.athleathan.com/camogie3.html

Please return completed forms with fees at the registration night.  The meeting will also include a very short presentation by our Child Protection Officer and all parents are requested to attend.

Thanking you,

Broadford Camogie Committee


Under 21 Championship Starts this Weekend

9/3/2017

 
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Spring is just around the corner and there is a stretch in the evening.  The long winter is almost over and the Under 21 Championship heralds the start of this year's hurling with much to look forward to.

On Saturday 11th March, Broadford will face Clarecastle in the first round of the Under 21B Championship.  The match takes place in Tulla with throw-in at 2.30pm. Come along to support the team if you can.

Good luck to the players, trainers and management team.
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Broadford Camogie Club Poker Classic - Friday 10th March

9/3/2017

 
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The Broadford Camogie Club Annual Poker Classic takes place in Danny's Bar Broadford on Friday 10th March.

First hand 10pm sharp. Spot prizes for 4 of a kind or better. Extra €500 if registered before 9.30pm.

€20 to play.  Buy backs are €20 for 3,000, €30 for 5,000 and €50 for 10,000 with as many buy backs until time is called.

See you there and good luck!



Community Meeting, Tuesday 14th March @ 8pm

7/3/2017

 
The following event is not being arranged by the Hurling Club but as a key stakeholder in the success and future of our village, the club is pleased to pass on the details below that have already been circulated.

Broadford village is situated in a very picturesque and beautiful landscape, located very centrally in East Clare. It has fantastic potential. The community is proud and committed as can be evidenced by the activity of clubs, organisations, primary school, Faith community and individuals.

However the village is in grave danger of suffering more loss off opportunity and business due to the lack of infrastructure. The lack of a sewerage scheme in the village is a big drawback to housing and development.

More housing means more people, more people means more demand for our shop, Post Office, Church, clubs, school enrollment will continue to grow, Hurling and Camogie clubs will benefit with more players and supporters and business can develop and grow to real sustainable levels. Even greater energy will be present in our community; so much can happen that makes a huge difference to us all.

A public meeting will take place at the village hall on March 14th at 8.p.mm sharp to address these issues. Please come along to offer your support and ideas. If we leave it to others, then nothing useful happens.

So please come along and help sow the seeds for the future of Broadford.

Thank you.

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