The Clubs AGM was held on Thursday last. The new list of club officers are as follows:

Chairman Ben Murphy, Vice Chairman Aidan Glover, Secretary John Kennedy, Treasurer Ronan Foley, PRO Michael Bowler, Registrar Billy Egan, Child Protection Officer Colette Condon, Assistant Secretary Darragh Feighery, Assistant Treasurer Miriam Hodkinson, Oifigeach Gaeilge Shane O’Muinichain, Players Representative Mari Moynihan. Elected from the floor were Dave Meskill, Kate Whyte, and Michael Wisdom. In his inaugural address, incoming Chairman Ben Murphy thanked Declan O’Leary and the outgoing Executive for their commitment over the last number years and wished them well for the future.

Intermediate footballers have a regelation playoff against Craobg Chiarain at home on Thursday 1/12 at 7:30pm.

On the senior football side, after a very successful three year term the management led by Sean Mc Caffery advised the club that they would like to step down. The team successfully achieved  promotion to division one in 2015 and finished the 2016 season in a strong position, the club  respected the decision and is now in the process of filling the position.

U21 Hurlers made the season a brief one with an opening championship loss to Kilmacud while the A footballers are out next weekend 3/12 2pm away to Ballymun while the B footballers are away to Round Towers Lusk at the same time.

There is a general members invite to a meeting to discuss the current challenges and future of adult hurling in the club. This is an opportunity for managers, coaches, players and hurling supporters in the club to listen and have their say. Date : Tuesday 29th November in the club.

Our Senior Hurling management will continue under the stewardship of Tom Ryan for 2017, we wish his management team every success for the coming season.  

In the Camogie championship the Minor A’s lost to St Vincents 3:11 to 3:06 while the Minor C’s progressed to the shield semi with a win over Naomh Barrog. 

On the juvenile side the U14B’s camogie were in a championship final against a very strong combination from Naomh Barrog & Naomh Mearnog. In the end, Lucan lost out 1:05 to 0:05.

Dublin GAA have announced the Camogie U16 Panel for 2017. Lucan players make up seven of the 51 strong panel. These are Aoife Byrne, Aoife Mahon, Chloe O’Connor, Hannah Brady, Laura Quinn, Siofra Byrne and Willow Byrne.

Senior One Camogie management, led by Liam Ryan, informed the club during a recent 2016 review, that they would not be continuing in that role for 2017. During the four years in the position they came close to winning a county championship for the Club and we acknowledge their passion, drive and commitment over that time, and we hope to see their continued involvement in the clubs camogie section.

On the Ladies Football side fixtures have dried up. After a number of years as the manager of the intermediate ladies football (finishing with silverware), Ken Murray has decided to take on a new challenge on the juvenile side. Ken deserves huge credit for his commitment witch will be evident with new teams in the future.

The 25 card drive is on Friday night 9pm.

The Cupla Focal club is in action on Monday nights 8pm.

Set Dancing is back on Wednesday nights while the Bingo continues every Wednesday evening at 8:30pm with free tea/coffee.

Club Shop is open on Thursday 7pm-9pm and on Saturday 10:30am-1:30pm.

Lucan District Credit Union Academy is on Saturday mornings 9:30am is the start for Girls and 10am for the Boys. New members (5+) always welcome.

There was no winner of this weeks €16,000 lotto where the numbers were 7, 16, 21 and 25. This weeks sponsor was John Ryan Accountant and next weeks €16,500 draw will be managed by Team Gerry McAndrew. Tickets can be purchased online, at the club, in Carey’s Newsagents or in Vesey Arms or Kenny’s Bar.