Hockey Club dinner and awards night returns
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Frances and Andrew Melbourne on Saturday evening.Image 2 of 16
Cameron and Stephen Wiltshire from Ballymahon.Image 3 of 16
Thomas Crowley and Hannah Reilly from Mullingar.Image 4 of 16
Will Gouldsbury, Emma Harding, Rachel Gouldsbury and Mary Gouldsbury from Mullingar.Image 5 of 16
Corey Molloy and Raimey O'Boyle at the Greville Arms Hotel.Image 6 of 16
Ruby Murrayh from Bunbrisna and Marc Watters from Mullingar.Image 7 of 16
luke Cawley and Stuart Murray (Mullingar) on Saturday.Image 8 of 16
Lauren Doyle, Aine Kane and Katie Sheahan at the dinner dance.Image 9 of 16
Colin and Nicola Watters fromm Mulligar.Image 10 of 16
Graham and Ruth Hague from Athlone.Image 11 of 16
Catriona Cahalan, Aran Calahan and Helen Ward from Mullingar Hockey Club.Image 12 of 16
Olga, Brendan and Eleanor Mulligan from Collinstown.Image 13 of 16
Susan and Zara Allen at Saturday's dinner dance.Image 14 of 16
Archie, Nicola, Kieran and James O'Malley from Killucan.Image 15 of 16
Sophie Roche and Clare Kelly from Delvin.Image 16 of 16
Jonathan and Suzanne Kelly from Delvin.Last Saturday night, Mullingar Hockey Club held their club dinner and awards night in the Greville Arms Hotel. The annual event had not been held in a long time and club members agreed it was great to revive it and tie it in with the awards night.
A huge effort was put in by Marc Watters and Ruby Murray, who last season were respective first team captains, and are boyfriend and girlfriend, which probably helped with the planning. Thanks to everyone that supported the night and even bigger thanks to all the businesses that helped provide raffle prizes.
The award winners on the night were: Men’s 1s player of the season, Tom Bowers; Men’s 2s player of the season, Stephen Wiltshire; Men’s young player of the season, Cameron Wiltshire; Ladies player of the season, Rachel Crowe; Ladies young player of the season, Emma Harding; Ladies vets player of the season, Laura Halligan; Club person of the season, Marc Watters and Ruby Murray.
As hockey is a minority sport, the club are always looking for players and have a potential team for everyone from age eight and up. The U10s and 12s train on Sundays, 14s and 16s train on Mondays (for now) and the senior teams train on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Ladies Vets team play on Fridays.
All games and training take place at Wilson’s Hospital School, Multyfarnham.
If you or any family member is interested, then please get in touch through any of our Social Media pages or via the website mullingarhc.com.