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Full time score @ballinrobegaa 1-6 v @Holly_CarraGaa 0-15 SFC Relegation

Half-time score Ballinrobe 0-2, Hollymount-Carramore – full commentary resumes shortly after we get the tay. Access a full audio commentary of the game live HERE – we will go live about 15 minutes beforehand. The commentary will be archived there in full afterwards too. Tweet @ballinrobegaa or pop a message here https://www.facebook.com/BallinrobeGAAFanPage with details of where you plan to listen to the game. Commentary team: Liam Horan + hopefully Padraig Costello Snr (who played for Hollymount, Carramore and Ballinrobe – the only man with this distinction surely) + Alan Canny, an injured member of the Hollymount-Carramore squad. Previous audio reports and commentaries available HERE   A superior Crossmolina side romped to a comprehensive victory, 4-16 to 2-7, over Ballinrobe in the third round of the Treanlaur Catering Mayo senior football championship, at St Tiernan’s Park, Crossmolina, on Saturday, writes BILLY HORAN, Club PRO. Ballinrobe are now drawn against Hollymount-Carramore in a senior football relegation clash on Sunday, in Ballindine, at 12noon. Fortified by early goals, the locals were clear by 3-8 to 1-4 the interval and were never seriously challenged in the second half. Crossmolina scorers: Fionan Duffy 1-7, Brian Benson 2-1, Conor Loftus 1-2, Peadar Gardner, Derek Hegarty, Declan Keating, Stephen Duffy, Chris Moyles and Thomas McNulty 0-1 each. Ballinrobe scorers: Kevin Quinn 2-0, Darren McDonnell 0-4, James Murphy, David Killeen and Sean Og Collins 0-1 each.  

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Ballinrobe club players feature on @brobesch team that captures Mayo Juvenile A title

Ballinrobe Community School has made a flying start to the 2015 / 2016 Gaelic football season, with the Juvenile team capturing the Mayo A championship when taking the notable scalp of Rice College, Westport. The team received the Christy O’Haire trophy – Christy was a key figure in Ballinrobe and Mayo GAA for many years before his sudden and untimely passing in 1996. The school’s Facebook report on the game is HERE Our picture below shows the Ballinrobe club players who featured on the team.  

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Martin wins €460 50:50 jackpot

This week’s winner of our 50:50 jackpot was Martin Jennings, Main Street, who won €460. The €20 winners were Michael Coyne, Paddy O’Malley and PJ O’Malley. All-Ireland replay ticket winners Joanne Joyce, Hynes Pharmacy; and Niall Malone, Clifden. Next draw Inch’s on Monday, October 3, at 11pm.  

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Pat wins €850 50:50 jackpot

This week’s winner of our 50:50 jackpot was Pat Malone, who won €850. The €20 winners were Dermot  Keane, John Niland and Kieran O Holleran. All -Ireland Replay ticket winners Paul Kelly, An Cladrach, and Pat Guckian, Abbey Street. Next draw Luke Carney’s on Friday night, 30th September, at 11o’c.

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Major boost as team win away to Belmullet

  By Billy Horan, Club PRO Ballinrobe made a rewarding visit to Belmullet on Sunday when getting the better of the home side by 1-5 to 1-3 in Division 1B of the Mayo senior football league. Gale-force winds led to severe physical conditions for the contestants and Ballinrobe led by 1-1 to 0-3 at the break, with Darren McDonnell executing the goal. Belmullet, boosted by a Jason Boylan goal, strove earnestly to rectify matters in the second half, but excellent kicking of long-range points by McDonnell kept Ballinrobe in front. Other Ballinrobe players to perform well were Shane Biggins, James Murphy, Kevin Quinn and Conor Keane.

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Good luck to The Ballinrobe Four – Donal, Stephen, Liam and Maurice

Ballinrobe is strongly represented in the Mayo set-up that will go toe-to-toe with Dublin in the All-Ireland senior football final on Sunday week – we have four club members involved. Donal Vaughan is, once again, a member of the Mayo team, just as he has been consistently for the past number of years. Donal plays his club football with Ballinrobe, and is a successful local businessperson – Vaughan Shoes are also long-time supporters and sponsors of Ballinrobe GAA club. Stephen Rochford, the manager, is a native of Crossmolina, but he is living and married in Ballinrobe. Stephen first came to Ballinrobe to work in the local AIB Bank branch, and met and married local woman Laura Gill – she of singing and acting renown with Ballinrobe Musical Society and Ballinrobe Folk Choir. They have two children – Dara and the recent arrival Rory. Stephen was previously joint manager of the club team that won a Mayo U21 B title – as far as I can recall, Donal Vaughan was on that team too, n’est pas? Liam Horan, a former club secretary and our current vice-chairperson, is the media co-ordinator for the Mayo team. His brother Maurice, who starred with Ballinrobe for many years, and managed Limerick footballers for three years, is head of the video analysis & stats team. Maurice lives in Tralee, Co. Kerry. Their father Billy is our veteran club PRO, of course. We wish all four – and the entire Mayo operation – every success on September 18.

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