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The Barley House Wolves
With wins against Hartford and Portland under their belts, the Wolves look to close out the home portion of the schedule by making it three in a row when they face Worcester this weekend. For fixtures and results from the club league and northeast division, as well as highlights of the club's off-the-pitch activities, read on!
May Recap
The club kicked off the month of May with a solid win against northeast rival Hartford. The match was played at the Irish Cultural Center in Canton, MA, where this years NACB finals will be held.
The month also saw Irish Electric (White) take the first two matches on the club league calendar, beating out North American Equipment Upfitters (Blue) in a well faught match, and Corey Garland Photography (Green) in a rain soaked rout.
In off the pitch news, club trainer Stuart Kremzner, a Team Rubicon volunteer, recently deployed to Faulkner County, AR to provide disaster relief to those effected by the tornadoes in that area. Good man, Stu!
Over Memorial Day weekend, the Boston GAA held a special ceremony to honor the military veteran members of the club. Over a dozen veteran members attended the opening day festivities at the ICC, and met with local officials and foreign dignitaries (pictures below). The event received extensive coverage in area newspapers as well as online.
Finally, the Wolves capped off a tremendously successful month with another great win against Portland, climbing to 2-0 on the season, and setting the stage for a June 7th matchup with Worcester. The match was preceeded by an
opening day ceremony which saw a pair of bag pipers march the teams out onto the field, the singing of the national anthem, and the ceremonial opening throw in by Concord Mayor Jim Bouley.
The Coming Month
As was the case in May, the month of June will be bookended by matches against divisional opponents, with club league action in between.
This weekend will conclude the home portion of the schedule as Worcester visit the Hall St. field on June 7th. On June 22nd, the Wolves travel to Hartford, CT to play their first of three away games this year.
As for club league action, North American Equpiment Upfitters takes on Corey Garland Photography on the 12th, and on the 26th will see a Blue/White rematch.
A Look Ahead
With no other divisional matches scheduled until August, the club league will take center stage in the month of July.
Closing Thoughts I want to reiterate that it's not too late to get involved in hurling! If you or anyone you know is interested in trying it out, the club holds open practice sessions every Tuesday and Thursday at 6PM all season long at the Hall St. Field (see map below).
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No experience is necessary, just bring appropriate athletic attire and a desire to
learn – we'll take care of the rest!
Wolves club members Lore Ford (L) and Warren Perry (R) pose with Irish Consul General Breandán O'Caollaí and his wife Carmel, and Boston Police Deputy Superintendent Colm Lydon.
Members of the club were honored by the Boston GAA in a ceremony in Canton, MA.
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Both Portland and The Wolves took part in the opening day ceremony in Concord, NH.
Concord, NH Mayor Jim Bouley throws in the sliotar to start the match.
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Wolves conditioning trainer Stuart Kremzner (3rd from left) pictured with fellow Team Rubicon members during Operation: Rising Eagle.
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Fixtures & StandingsNortheast Divisional Standings
Team Wins Losses Draws
BHW 2 - -
Portland - - -
Worcester 1 1 -
Hartford - 2 -
@ Canton, MA 5/4/14 BHW 6-9, Hartford 0-2R. O'Mahony 3-2, D. Williams 1-1, J. Meehan 1-1, M. Pulomena 1-0, S. Naughton 0-4, M. Reynolds 0-1
@ Concord, NH 5/31/14 BHW 5-15, Portland 1-2R. O'Mahony 2-2, S. Naughton 1-6, S. Desjarlais 1-2, E. Clements 1-0, D. Pawlowski 0-1, W. Mullen 0-1, D. Williams 0-1, T. Starmer 0-1, R. Nickerson 0-1
Club League StandingsTeam Wins Losses Draws
White 2 - -
Blue - 1 -
Green - 1 -
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Sponsors
The Barley House is located in historic downtown Concord, NH across from the gold dome of the state house. We are Concord’s choice for fine food, top-notch service, and fresh craft beer. Whether you are visiting or live down the street, The Barley House offers an upscale experience in a vibrant and fun atmosphere. http://www.thebarleyhouse.com/
North American Equipment Upfitters Inc. was founded in 1999 and is a 100% woman owned DBE. With locations in New Hampshire and New York we can provide utility bucket truck builds, repairs, transfers, road service and parts throughout New England and New York. We have the equipment you need to get the job done! http://www.naeuinc.com/
Irish Electric Corp. was established in 2004 and is now located right outside Concord, NH. We provide electrical work throughout the state. It is our mission to provide quality workmanship and excellent customer service regardless of the size of the project. Job types range from small home repairs to large scale new construction or remodels in Light Bulbresidential, commercial, and industrial settings. http://www.irishelectric.net/
Corey Garland takes special care to put you at ease and capture each image in a way that lets your personality shine through. The Concord, NH native has a style which is simultaneously classic, modern and simple. He pays attention to what matters most to you, and delivers the highest quality and most inspired pictures imaginable. http://www.coreygarland.com/
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Rí Rá Irish Pub is an authentic Irish pub located in Market Square in Portsmouth, NH. Rí Rá was built entirely from authentic pub salvage sourced and meticulously restored in Ireland before being shipped to its new home in Portsmouth. Central in the pub is a restored bar from the famous Pulpit Pub in Waterford, itself constructed from salvage dating to the Georgian period. Also of interest from Ireland is the antique paneling from The Bridge House in Cahir, County Tipperary. http://www.rira.com/portsmouth/
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Partners
Team Rubicon"Bridge the Gap" refers to Team Rubicon's primary mission of providing disaster relief between the moment a disaster happens and the point at which conventional aid organizations respond. The "gap" is primarily time; the crucial window following a disaster when victims have traditionally been without outside aid. When the "Gap" closes - once conventional aid organizations arrive - Team Rubicon moves on. http://teamrubiconusa.org/
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Contact
Web Links
www.hurlingnh.com
www.twitter.com/hurlingnh
www.facebook.com/barley.wolves
http://instagram.com/hurlingnh
Mailing Address
The Barley House WolvesP.O. Box 594
Concord, NH 03302
Website Inquiries
Officers of the Board
Chairman – Darragh Madden
Vice-Chairman – Alan Mangan
Secretary – Mike Reynolds
Treasurer – Mikhael Gregoire
Registrar – Jim Pappaioanou
Public Relations – Chris Valliere
Youth Development – Sean Naughton
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Directions to the Hall Street Field
From I-89 – Take I-89 to it's terminus at Route 3A. Cross Route 3A to Hall St. Destination will be 0.4 miles on your left.
From north of Concord – Take I-93 S to Exit 13 (US-3/Manchester St./Downtown). Hall St. Is directly across US-3 from the end of the exit ramp, next to the Hess gas station. Destination will be 1.2 miles on your right.
From south of Concord – Take I-93 N to Exit 12S (Route 3A to I-89/Bow Junction) Take a right off the ramp and proceed 0.5 miles. Turn left onto Hall St. Destination will be 0.4 miles on your left.
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