AUL SOCCER __________________________________________________________
ECHO START:
"We intend to establish this club as a force in schoolboys football,"
declared Castleview chairman John Deveraux at a recent reception in
the Glen Ryan to announce the club's development plans and a new
sponsorship deal.
The View, who field teams at senior, junior, youths, Under 17, and
Under 16, levels, see the further development of the underage section
as the way forward.
Castleview treasurer Pat Cummins was a happy man at the reception as
he collected the sponsorship cheque from Provident Personal Credit who
were represented by regional managers Nicky Rossiter and Ted O'Shea.
The club, founded in 1956, has received many compliments from visiting
teams for their development work at O'Sullivan Park in Knocknaheeny.
They are not finished; plans are in hand to extend the building
facilities to include a gym and committee room.
ECHO FINISH:
HERALD START:
Castleview intend to expand their facilities at Knocknaheeny and to
enlarge their schoolboys section. The club, founded in 1956, was once
one of the strongest in schoolboys football but now field just one
team (under 16).
At a recent reception in the Glen Ryan, chairman Johnny Deveraux
stated they wanted to be once again a force in underage football. The
club has teams at Under 17 & 18, Junior, and Intermediate in the AUL.
In addition to the plans for the future, which also include the
provision of a gym and a committee room at O'Sullivan Park, Castleview
announced a new sponsorship deal with Provident Personal Credit.
Regional managers Nicky Rossiter and Ted O'Shea were at the reception
and said the sponsorship was in line with the company's policy of
giving support at local rather than at national level. In any event,
they made club treasurer Pat Cummins a happy man.
Barry Myers is the Castleview secretary. Gerry Myers and assistant
Jimmy Cambridge manage the first team. Mossie O'Sullivan, John
McGrath, and Christy Lynch, are in charge of the juniors. Pat
Kelleher and Rodney Power look after the 17s and 18s while four of the
senior players - Ian O'Brien, Niall Curtin, Donie Magner, and Paul
Murphy - run the Under 16s.
end of story
Monday, September 28, 2009
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