SARSFIELDS: The various selectors and helpers for the club teams have been finalised, and we wish them all well for the coming year.

Senior: Billy Dodd, John Harrington, Ger Halligan, Billy Walsh; Junior 'D', Noel Murphy, Jim Roice; Under-21, Ciarán O'Leary, Enda Whelan; Minor, Nicky Doyle (manager), David Gannon, Tadhg Ó Corcora; Juvenile, Pádraig Gannon (manager), David Gannon, James Bridges, Alan Keeling; Under-14 boys, Ian Donohoe (manager), Ger Halligan, Pat Healy; Under-14 girls, Micheál Doyle, Pádraig Gannon; Under-12 boys, Damien Dempsey (manager), Kieran Carroll, Paul Harrington, Brian Furlong, Andrew Butler; Under-12 girls, Aileen Fitzharris, Michele Roice, John Goff; Under10, Kieran Carroll (manager), John Foley, Andrew Finucane; Under-8, Monica Halligan (manager), Susan Clancy, James Whelan, Adrian Campbell.

Best wishes also to Edel Dodd who has been appointed club Registrar, and well done to Dean Walsh who won a Leinster boxing title recently along with another clubman, Jack Robinson.

Our under-age teams have been graded as follows: Under-12, Division 1 South; Under-14, Division 2; Juvenile, Division 1; Minor, Division 2. Friday's committee meeting agreed that the Brendan Redmond Memorial Under-10 tournament will go ahead for the 17th successive year, albeit with altered rules to satisfy the whims of the people with too much time to spare in Croke Park. The old adage that a little power in the wrong hands can be a bad thing springs readily to mind.

The club will be holding a series of registration nights in Páirc Charman at 7.30 p.m. on the dates listed hereunder, and we are encouraging all players and their parents to attend to finalise annual membership and hear about our plans for the year: Friday, March 5, Under-10; Monday, March 8, Under-12, Juvenile and Minor; Tuesday, March 9, Under-14.

Vodafone are running a scheme whereby 5% of your bill or top-up is automatically donated to the club. To sign up, contact Kevin Carty (085-1744521).

Last week's quiz: The only clubman to play with Wexford in the Leinster Senior football championship during the 1970s was Peter Doyle who manned the goal against Kildare in Croke Park on June 6, 1970. The other four who featured in either the National League or O'Byrne Cup were Billy Howlin in 1970, John Nolan in 1972, 1973 and 1974, John Walker in 1976 and 1977, and John Goff in 1979.

This week's question: After Peter Doyle's appearance in 1970, who was the next clubman to line out in the Leinster Senior football championship?

Why not check out www.sarsfields.leinstergaa.com for the latest club news?

CLONARD

Indoor training is as follows: Under-8s and -10s every Wednesday, 6-7 p.m.; Under-12s and -15s, 7-8 p.m., in St. Peter's College sports complex. Please enter through the Belvedere Road entrance.

Any outstanding membership is now overdue. Please bring it along to indoor training, ¤10 and membership form. New members are always welcome. Please feel free to come along and join in to see what we are all about.

Under-14s will commence outdoor hurling training from this Sunday in Clonard G.A.A. pitch from 11-12.30 p.m. Please bring your hurl and helmet.

Adult training continues in the Rugby Club on Friday at 8 p.m. With the start of the league now just a week away, a full attendance is expected.

Membership is now overdue and all players (¤110) will have to be paid up if they wish to play in the league this year. Nonplaying members (¤20) are also urged to ensure that they pay their membership. Any questions or queries, please contact Membership Secretary John Cleary on 0861620904.

Anybody wishing to purchase club gear for the coming year, please contact Joe Sheehan to place an order.

ST. MARY'S (M'TOWN)

With the football leagues starting in March, we will be stepping up training for the Intermediate and Junior 'D' teams. Training will take place at the Harriers' allweather pitch on Thursdays at 8 p.m., and this Saturday at 2 p.m. on our own pitch. It is very important all players attend.

Membership is now due for all adult players. Membership for the year is ¤120, including your insurance. This year we are giving players the option of paying by direct debit, and forms are available from any committee member.

Training for the Under-8, Under-10 and Under-12 teams has now started in Páirc Charman every Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. Each player is required to bring ¤3, and this is to go towards the rental of the all-weather pitch and membership for the year. Training will be run by John Nolan and James Murray.

Hard luck to manager Paul Carty and fullback Christy Lane who were both involved with the Wexford Under-21 team which went down to Louth in the Leinster championship on Saturday last.

Congratulations to ex-player Philip 'Rusty' Doran and Ciara O'Leary on their recent engagement. All the best lads!

Commiserations to ex-Mary's manager Paddy O'Reilly on the death of his son, Tony, recently.

BANNOW-BALLYMITTY

This week's bingo money is ¤700 and it takes place in Carrig Hall on Saturday at 8.30 p.m.

There are only four weeks left until the development draw. This draw will take place on March 17. Would all players please send in their sold tickets and monies to Tír Na nÓg on Monday nights from now until the draw.

A big thank you to everyone out there selling tickets and returning tickets and money every night. It is important that from now until the draw, all tickets are being sent in to be counted and the money banked.

Please don't forget to send the direct debit forms either to your bank or to Pauline as soon as possible.

After the ladies' football A.G.M. the following people were elected as officers: Chairperson, Mag Butler; Secretary, Bess Jowsey; Treasurer, Anne-Marie Codd; P.R.O., Suzanne Smith.

There will be Under-12, Under-14, Under16 and Junior teams involved. The club had great success last year in Under-14, winning a county final. Best of luck to everyone involved for this season.

This Saturday sees the Senior men out in Grantstown for the Tommy Murphy Cup. This will be their first outing for 2010. The game is down for 2.30 p.m. and they play Gusserane.

Congratulations to some of our clubmen who played in the District Shield final and won, namely Seán Cummins, David Currid and John 'Toe' Sinnott. Well done also to Adam and Aaron Diskin who played in the Juvenile football 'A' semi-final against Castleknock. Good Counsel won this game well.

In the Keevans Cup Division 2 final, Good Counsel won by one point and John Joe Galavan represented the club here. Well done to these players.

The Foxe Cup hurling draw has taken place and Bannow-Ballymitty will play Horeswood. More details later. On the subject of hurling, the new rule on helmets means that you must wear a helmet in training and games.

Membership is now due: family, ¤80; player, ¤80; student, ¤50; non-player, ¤30; Under-18, ¤20, and Under-14, ¤10. This weekend sees a Senior match in Grantstown, so it's up to you as a player to pay your membership or sit on the line. Thank you for your co-operation in this matter.

The Model County tickets will be given to clubs on March 11. These tickets are ¤60 and there are 60 prizes. More details next week.

You can still sign up to the Vodafone signyourgaaclub.ie. Vodafone will automatically donate 5% of your bill or top-up to the G.A.A. club. It's free and easy.

Please check the sports section for details of times and venues. Any enquires to joeanne2@gmail.com.

SHELMALIERS

The Seana Ghael awards recognise the contribution of people involved with their local G.A.A. clubs over the decades, and this year's recipients from Shelmaliers were Ollie Hearne and Michael Hearne, Curracloe, who received their awards along with 62 other stalwarts across the county in the Ferrycarrig Hotel recently.

Well done to Eoin Doyle, Ballybeg, Screen, who made his hurling inter-county league debut for Wexford against Westmeath on Sunday last alongside regular player Stephen Banville, Ardcavan. The two men gave great performances and did their club proud and helped Wexford to a solid win.

Brian Malone, Oldtown, and David Walsh, Poulsac, were on the successful Senior Wexford football team which beat Offaly in Wexford Park recently. Both men played in defence and had pivotal roles in Wexford's win.

André O'Brien, Mullinagore, Castlebridge, played wing-back on the Wexford Under-21 football team which met Louth on Saturday last. Unfortunately, Louth proved too strong for this youthful team. Well done lads, you did the club proud.

There was no winner of last week's lotto jackpot. Numbers drawn were 5, 7, 13, 29. There were five match three winners, and each received ¤40 - Maria Butler, Gary Breslin, Margaret Hearne, John Doyle and Emma Carr.

The club would like to thank everyone for their continued support with their all-new development lotto. All are welcome to the draw, every Monday in the complex at Hollymount at 8.30 p.m.

TAGHMON-CAMROSS

Don't forget, for a night of laugher and entertainment, all roads led to Taghmon Camross G.A.A. Complex on Saturday, February 27. Nob Nation and all their friends take to the stage to keep us up to date on all the latest goings-on from the world of politics, media and entertainment. Tickets are available from all members of management and at various outlets around the parish, priced ¤25 each.

The club would like to wish a speedy recovery to Fr. Dave, following his recent accident. We hope to see him back 'in action' very soon.

The time is here again! The South East Tops gets under way on Wednesday, March 3, with local group Taghmon taking to the stage with near neighbours Adamstown, and on Friday, March 5, Rosslare and Tinryland will perform. More details to follow next week.

Tickets for all shows (except the final) go on sale on Saturday, February 27, at 2 p.m. in Taghmon Community Centre. Prices: adults, ¤10, and children (Under-16), ¤5.

Last Friday, on a very cold, frosty night under lights, Taghmon-Camross took on county champions, Horeswood, in the Tommy Murphy Cup and lost by 3-12 to 011.

On Saturday afternoon, Taghmon-Camross Junior hurlers took on Ballysaggart in their first practice game of the year, with the visitors taking the victory on a final scoreline of 1-14 to 0-9.

CROSSABEG-BALLYMURN

There was no winner of last week's lotto jackpot and no match three winners. The numbers drawn were 4, 13, 27 and 28. This week's jackpot is ¤4,000.

All players and parents of under-age players, please note that the wearing of helmets is compulsory for all hurling training sessions and matches. At the moment the only helmets approved for insurance cover are Marc, Mycro and Azzurri.

Should a player receive an injury while wearing an unapproved helmet, they will not be covered by insurance. Adult membership for 2010 is as follows: ¤120 for adult players, ¤60 for students and ¤50 for mentors and non-playing members.

The Minor footballers travelled to Kilmacud on Wednesday last for a practice match, and a great day was had by all. Many thanks to all the parents who provided transport and to the Kilmacud club for their hospitality.

Indoor hurling takes place on Tuesdays in Crossabeg Community Centre and Ballymurn Hall. Beginners and Under-8s from 6.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m., and Under-10s from 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. The Under-14 hurlers train Sunday mornings.

Under-age memberships are now due: mentors, ¤50; children, ¤25 for first child and ¤5 for each additional child.

FAYTHE HARRIERS

Indoor training for all adult members, from Senior, Junior, Under-21 and down to Minor, continues every Wednesday and Friday at 7.30 p.m. Training is in the form of circuit training, so anyone training should ensure they wear runners.

Any enquiries and details from respective selectors: Senior, Joe Kearns (086-3856361); Junior 'A', Colin Keeling (087-6550537); Junior 'D', Nicky Keeling (086-0832120), and Under-21, Jason Giltrap (087-9533073).

The club's new state of the art, all-weather floodlit arena is open for business and is now available for bookings. Anybody interested in booking an hour on the arena should contact any of the club officers or ring 085-2450136.

A number of slots are still available every week. The arena is approximately 80 metres by 40 metres and is available for hire for full pitch length or for smaller groups in smaller areas going across the arena.

The club website is being updated on at least a weekly basis at the moment. If anybody has any articles or photos etc. which they feel could be published on the website, they should contact Richard Murphy. The website can be viewed at www.faytheharriers.com.

At the moment, the website contains weekly notes, weekly lotto results, various photos from recent events and details of the all-weather arena schedule.

The Minor team got the new season under way on Sunday morning last when we travelled to Killurin to take on GlynnBarntown in a practice match. Despite being several players short through either holidays or injury, we still had a very good run-out against the Killurin lads.

The game included a return to action for Con Ó Donnagáin after a seven-month absence through a hand injury. Training for the Minor team continues every Wednesday on the all-weather arena at 7.30 p.m. The Minor championship commences at the end of March.

GLYNN-BARNTOWN

Our Minor hurling team started the year with a run-out on Sunday morning against the Harriers. It was a useful workout for both teams although both were short one or two key players.

Over 50 club members returned from Budapest on Sunday last, tired but happy following another very enjoyable trip organised by Jim McGovern. Thanks to Jim and the small team he gathers around him to organise these trips. Tales and tall tales of what happened on tour will emerge in the coming weeks.

The camogie club are having a pre-season get together in the Sycamore House this coming Friday night. We hope to see all our camogie club friends and supporters there.

The club shop opening times are Saturday, 11 a.m. to 12 noon, and Wednesday, 7 to 8 p.m., for all your playing and training needs. Some of the stock has been dramatically reduced so there are bargains to be had. Please drop in.

ST. JOHN'S VOLUNTEERS

The lottery last week was held in Jim McGee's, John Street. Lotto numbers were 1, 5, 9 and 26. There was no jackpot winner. Congratulations to Katie Byrne, c/o 'Chubby', and Vera Corish, sold by Mary McGuire, who were our only match three winners, winning ¤30 each. Next week's jackpot will be ¤5,250.

In order to be entitled to the rights of a full member, a person must have their fees paid to the club on a date before March 31. Membership fees are as follows: player, ¤75; student, ¤50; non-player, ¤30; a new membership for parents for all under-age, hurling and football, is ¤5 per parent and can be paid to Linda Cullen, Frank Turner and 'Chubby'.

Their numbers are on the website - www.volunteersgaa.com

On Saturday last, Lucy Cullen and Stephen McGuire travelled to Croke Park on behalf of their club with eight other Wexford youths between the ages of 16 to 20 years for a G.A.A. Youth Forum. Full report next week.

On Saturday night at Wexford Rugby Club, the lotto committee held a social night for all ticket sellers of our weekly lotto, to thank them all for their hard work over the last few months. A great and late night was had by all.

Any ladies from the age of eight up that are interested in playing Gaelic football can come along to Wallace's pitch from 11.15 a.m. to 12.15 p.m. on Saturday for training. All are welcome to join in the fun.

The times for under-age training to be held at St. Peter's College are as follows: Under-8s, 6-7 p.m., Friday, for hurling and football; Under-10s, 6-7 p.m., Tuesday, for football; Under-10s, 7-8 p.m., Friday, for hurling; Under-12s, 6-7 p.m., Tuesday, for hurling; Under-12s, 6-7 p.m., Thursday, for football; Under-14s, 7-8 p.m., Thursday, for hurling and football; Under-16s, --7 p.m., Friday, for hurling.