Well done to all of our senior county players, over the bank holiday weekend, Chris Crummy (pictured keeping possession ahead of Mark Kavanagh of Laois. Photo: Sportsfile), captaining the hurlers to a win over Laois, Darren Gavin and Emmet O’Conghaile, travelled to Salthill with the footballers for the final league win over Galway, Emma Flanagan, Ali Twomey and Laura Quinn, while on the Camogie team that didn’t secure a win, will be in action again next week for a place in the quarter finals.

Training Slots during the Level 5 restrictions.

Among the guidelines issued by the Gaelic Games committees; Training at Minor level and below only will be permitted for clubs in all 32 Counties (but not Inter-County). 

However, it must be on a non-contact basis in pods of no more than 15 people. 

Dressing Rooms cannot be used and the Health Questionnaire must be filled out by all those participating. 

Attendance by parents/guardians should be on the basis of one per child (for child protection reasons) and the Health Questionnaire must be filled out by all of those coming into the ground.

As all adult teams have ceased training for the time being and in order to allow all underage (u18) teams/squads the opportunity to train while complying with the pods of 15 restriction, the Juvenile Committee have communicated with mentors some new slots and arrangements for training. 

It is important that all players restrict themselves to one team per code per week. Hurling/Football or Camogie/Ladies Football. 

Players must train with their own age-group only, and if they only play one code, they cannot train with a different age group in the same code. 

Remember, “We Are All In This Together,” and it will end at some point, when we can go back to normal.

Many thanks to the volunteers who were hard at work over the weekend, completing essential maintenance and houskeeping tasks at the club. 

As well as the Lighting on the all Weather Pitch

End Of Year reports for all teams are due, please forward to Secretary.LucanSarsfields.dublin@gaa.ie deadline is  Saturday 31^st October, 5pm.

Roisin Leahy is a postgraduate researcher in UCD carrying out an online survey on concussion in Ladies Football players. She would appreciate it if adult Ladies Football players could spare ten minutes to complete a survey. The link to the online survey is here.

The Lucan District Credit Union Academy for girls and boys born in 2013, 2014 and 2015 only, continues on Saturday. To register your child for a place, contact David Moran, Club GPO, on 0879267607. Pre-registration with David is essential.

The 12th Lock Café opening hours 6-9pm Monday to Friday and 9:30am to 1:30pm on Saturday. These times may change in line with Covid-19 guidelines. 

Available to order now: Lucan Sarsfields Hurling and Football Christmas Hampers, also stocking fillers can be bought in the Café; baseball caps, umbrellas air freshener and  bottle openers. 

Why not enter the Café €2 draw to win a supporters pack, Lucan Sarsfields branded cap, brolly, keyring/opener, and car air freshener. One in fifteen a winner. 

Also in stock are Club Onesies in club colours, and Dublin Colours are available to order.

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Club Shop opening hours: O’Neills club shop will be closed until Dec 5th due to Covid-19 restrictions

Lucan Sarsfields GAA Club Lotto Jackpot €1800.

There was no winner of the €1400 jackpot in the draw held on Thursday 22nd October sponsored by Fergal McCarthy, 

The numbers drawn were 2, 14, 19, 21.

Lucky Dip winners of €30 each: Ailise Dowling, Yvonne Cuffe, Caroline Treanor, John McCormack and Stephen Rowan.

The Jackpot for the next draw is €1800, will be, sponsored by Matt Ryan Autoparts, managed by Mary Flannery, and will be held behind closed doors on Thursday 29th October at 9pm. 

Tickets can be purchased online at the following link: http://bit.ly/LucanSarsfieldsClubLotto