Lotto; The lotto draw for a jackpot of €6100 was held on Saturday night last in Moynihan's Bar, Headleysbridge. A big thank you to Mary and Jim for their support of the club lotto. The numbers drawn were 8, 10, 22 and 30. There was no winner of the jackpot. The five lucky dips of €30 each drawn went to Richie Curtin Knockbrack, Louise Roche Glountane Brosna, Jerry Courtney Tooreenard, Walsh's Bar Syndicate and Shannon Collins Knocknagoshel East . The next draw will be for a jackpot of €6200 and will be held in O'Connor's Bar on Saturday July 8th. Tickets are available from The Family Shop, Leahy's Post Office, the local bars and usual sellers. We want to wish former player Daniel Murphy well in the running of The Village Inn which also has our club lotto tickets on sale behind the bar. Thank you for your continued support.

Harvest Festival 2017 Meeting;An important meeting to draw up plans for this year's Harvest Festival will be held in the log cabin at 8.30p.m. on Tuesday 13th June. All businesses and publicans are invited to attend and share their ideas for the festival programme. Anyone who would like to help out with the running of this year's festival or who has an idea to share for the programme of events is asked to be in attendance.

Knocknagoshel 1-4 Austin Stacks 1-11

The home side went into this game with a depleted outfit and it was to prove too much to gain a result against an experienced Austin Stacks side. Knocknagoshel did get off to the brighter start with a long ball into the penalty area resulting in the award of a penalty which David O'Donoghue duly dispatched to the net. Theo Diggins got the visitors off the mark with a well taken point in the fourth minute and this was followed by two points from play from the lively Dale Counihan to level matters by the twelfth minute. John Dennis was handling a lot of ball in the middle third for Stacks and he converted a free in the fourteenth minute to put his side ahead for the first time. Austin Stacks were starting to run at the Knocknagoshel defence and created an overlap which resulted in a goal for Andrew Moynihan in the fifteenth minute. This was followed by a point from Dale Counihan and three consecutive points by the excellent John Dennis in the twenty fourth, twenty sixth and twenty eighth minute. After a foul on John O'Keeffe, Niall Barrett lofted over a point from the resultant free to leave the half time score at 1-1 to 1-8 in favour of the visiting team. With the wind to their backs Knocknagoshel matched their opponents in the second half and had the opening score with a well taken point from David O'Donoghue. Niall Walsh closed the gap to five points with a point from the right hand side in the 41st minute. Dale Counihan continued to be the fulcrum of the Stacks attack and he pointed in the 47th minute. Knocknagoshel defended stoutly through Gary Downey, Denis Collins and Conor Sheehan and were rewarded on the counter attack when Conor Sheehan slotted over a well taken point from the left hand side. Dale Counihan pointed a free after a late tackle on Danny Carroll and Andrew Morrissey of Radio Kerry fame got his name on the scoresheet with the last kick of the game to leave the final score at 1-11 to 1-4 in favour of Austin Stacks. Knocknagoshel are likely to struggle for the next few matches until some of their injured players and those doing their leaving cert return to action. Meanwhile Austin Stacks will take encouragement from the result and will be looking to build on the result over the coming week's matches. 

Fixtures;Knocknagoshel seniors will play Rathmore B on Saturday evening at 6p.m. in Rathmore in the county league.

Kerry GAA Night at the Dogs;Knocknagoshel GAA club have a number of tickets for the Kerry GAA Night of Champions at the Kingdom Greyhound Stadium. Anyone interested in purchasing a ticket should contact Steven O'Connell on 086 3148844.