Club Championships 2006
The Club Championships 2006 ended on Saturday night with a fantastic display of tennis by all players.  It was a hectic week with matches going on late into the night.  Many thanks to all who took part in the competition for putting up with the late hours and the sometimes not so nice weather conditions - your good humour was greatly appreciated! Special thanks to all on the committe who were involved in the organisation of the competition - Frank, Phil, Ella, Sinead, Barry, Eugene and Noelle.  Once again, a big thank you to Corbett Motor Village, Thurles who were sponsors of the competition and without whose generosity, it would be very difficult to have run the competition.  Results from the week are below.

Grade 7 Ladies Doubles
Runners-up:  Kay Carroll & Eimear Cooney
Winners: Helen O'Brien & Jenny McCarthy

Grade 6 Mixed
Runners-up: Michael Herlihy & Nora Daly
Winners: Deirdre Maguire & Maurice Walsh

Grade 6 Ladies Doubles
Runners-up: Benny Butler & Brenda Ryan
Winners: Ella Power & Eileen Chambers

Grade 6 Mens Doubles
Runners-up: Michael Molloy & Richie Molloy
Winners: David Johnson & Richard Thompson

Grade 6 Mens Singles
Runner-up: Jim Coughlan
Winner: Noel Byrne

Grade 5 Mixed
Runners-up: Noelle Carroll & Paddy Kenrick
Winners: Kay Hickey & Jiri Vanicek

Open Draw Mixed
Runners-up: Bryan Byrne & Michelle Coffey
Winners: Phil Darrer & James Neylon

Open Draw Mens Doubles
Runers-up: Des Cronin & Paul Foley
Winners: Des Bolger & Finbar Tobin

Open Draw Ladies Doubles
Runners-up: Teresa Drohan & Trudy Kennedy
Winners: Catherine Morrissey & Denise McGrath

Mens Singles Grade 3
Runner-up: Mick Prendergast
Winner: Martin Ormond

Winter League
The entry sheet for the Winter League is now on the board.  There will be a new format this year so please take note of this.  IF you need any explanation please contact any member of the committee.

Ladder
Ladder matches should begin this week to give yourself plenty of time to get all matches played on time. The ladder is a great way of getting good singles practice against new people.