April 2014

Membership of the club is now due and must be paid by the 31st of March and it can be paid to any of the membership officers Mary Hannon, Patricia McManus, Ger Hynes, James Murphy, Ger Noonan, John Glennon and Jody Kilmurray. The following are the relative subscriptions. Adult €25 Family €50 Players and Insurances […]

St. Michael\’s the Rhode Parish Under 21 team were defeated by St. Broughan\’s in the quarter final of the Offaly Under 21 Championship on Friday night in Walsh-Island on a 4-11 to 0-9 score line. The first half of this game was well contested with St. Broughan\’s leading at the interval 1-5 to 0-6. St.

There was no winner of the Rhode GAA Lotto for the week ending 10th of March for a Jackpot of €15,000. The numbers drawn were 1 10 16 27 . The club like 6to thank all those who supported the draw and thanks to Killeens for the use of their premises and for their help

Offaly Under 21 footballers qualified for the semi-final of the Leinster Under 21 championship when they had a fully deserved 0-13 to 0-9 win over the Leinster champions of last year Kildare on Wednesday night in Athy. Offaly led by six points to five at the interval and in the end were four points ahead

Rhode Senior footballers dropped their second brace of points in this year\’s league when they were defeated by Tubber 0-13 to 1-9 in Tubber on Friday night. Rhode division 3 league side were beaten by Kilclonfert in Rhode on Saturday evening on a 3-4 to 0-5 score line. Rhode drawing at the break 05 -1-02

The Offaly GAA Championship draws took place at the County Board meeting on Tuesday night and the football draw is as follows Senior Football Championshhip Group 1 Tullamore, Edenderry, Gracefield, Tubber, Walsh Island and St Brigid\’s Group 2: Rhode, Clara, Ballycumber, St Rynagh\’s, Kilcormac-Killoughey and Ferbane. This year only three teams qualify out of the

Offaly Under 21 footballers play Wexford at a Wexford venue this Wednesday night at 8pm. On the panel for selection from Rhode is Conor McNamee, Philip Foy of Clonmore Harps and Thomas Mooney of St. Brigid\’s who play their under 21 football with the Rhode parish Under 21 side St. Michael\’s. Offaly Minor footballers were

Offaly Senior footballers dropped their first brace of points when on Sunday in New Ross they were defeated by Wexford on a 1-14 to 0-12 score line. Offaly trailed throughout and never really looked like securing a victory. It was great to see Anton Sullivan back playing after been out for the last six months

The Offaly GAA Awards night took place on Saturday night in the Bridge House who sponsored the event and it again was a great occasion with a huge crowd attending. All the award winners got a great reception by the excellent M.C Michael Duignan. There was a standing ovation for both the hall of fame