Bredagh news in April 2007
U12 Camogie
There will be an extra U12 training session on Wednesday evenings from 7.00 to 8.00 from 2.5.07,there will be no U12 training next Saturday 5.5.07.
U10's/U12's Hurling academy
Bredagh U10s and U12s Hurling Academy. Have fun learning hurling.
Beginners welcome – helmets and hurleys supplied.Prizes, goodies, t-shirts, hurleys, helmets, sliotars galore.Cherryvale Playing Fields Saturday 12th May and Saturday 19th May-Time 1.30pm.Contact: Ciaran White 07740628885
U14 footballers match notice
Thursday 3rd May - Meet at 6pm at Cherryvale.Team 'A' – away to St John’s - Team 'B' - away to Darragh Cross / Killyleagh
Minor Notice
This week's match away to Drumaness has been fixed for 7.30pm. We will therefore meet at 6.15pm sharp - leave the Park at 6.20pm.
Can the following u16 players attend as discussed - Conal Devlin, Declan O'Hara & Donal Hughes.Can Conal O'Neill & Niall Nolan please text Frank on 07779 038152 re-injury situation?We may need another car for transport - if any parent is available please contact Frank.
Hurling memories
As the story goes 'Once upon a time........'. Click
here for a trip down memory lane. Scroll to '2005 Senior Review'and see who you can identilfy from the old photographs from the 80's. Thanks to Dermot and Paul Lynch for sending these in.
Senior Camogie
Bredagh Senior Camogie team will play a challenge match on Thursday 3rd May against Ardoyne, meeting at Cherryvale at 6.15.Please CONFIRM AVAILABILITY with Bernie on 07780 543 512
Reserves draw in C'wellan
The Men's Reserves scored 2-07 to draw with Castlewellan 1-10 on Sunday 29th April.
U10 Camogie Blitz
Under 10 Blitz in Dromara on Saturday 5 May, start time still to be confirmed. If you would like to play please contact Kevin on 07730 817392. We will need some parents to help provide transport.
As this is a Bank Holiday weekend, there will be no training on 5 May. Training resumes in Cherryvale on 12 May at 2pm.”
U-12 Hurling
U12 Go Games Sat 28th May
Ballygalget 5-7
Bredagh 0-1
Bredagh U12’s began their 2007 campaign with a difficult away assignment in Ballygalget.
Bredagh started brightly and against a stiff breeze, held the home side to just 5 unanswered points at the break. Donal Smyth was safe between the sticks ably assisted by the prominent Niall Fitzpatrick and Conor Francis in defence. Sean Mc Gourty worked tirelessly at centre back with Daniel Devlin and Aidan Donaghy trying hard at midfield, facing a strong Ballygalget pairing.
Probably the lack of match sharpness told in the end as Ballygalget eventually got through the Bredagh rearguard in the last quarter to pull away comfortably. Odhran Devlin and Sean Blaney put in solid second half performances and Conor Costello tested the Ballygalget backs with several foraging runs. Daniel Mulvenna and Damian Hanrahan caught the eye in an attack that got little opportunity to shine . Bredagh’s only score came from a placed ball by Aidan Donaghy.
Many of these Bredagh lads will still be eligible to play U12 hurling next year and will undoubtedly improve with hard work and application. It is going to be a testing season playing in the top group with the Ards clubs but the lads can only learn from the experiences of playing against the stronger sides.
Next week, Bredagh host Portaferry at Cherryvale, throw in at 2pm. Players are asked to meet at Cherryvale 1.30pm sharp.
Squad: Donal Smyth, Mark Patterson, Niall Fitzpatrick, Conor Francis, Oisin Smylie, Sean Mc Gourty, Sean Blaney, Aidan Donaghy, Daniel Devlin, Caolan Schable, Conor Costelloe, Caolan Power, Damian Hanrahan, Daniel Mulvenna, Odhran Devlin. Rory Collins, Niall Smyth, Conal Gormley.
U14 Football Feile
The U14’s proudly represented the club in the Down Feile at An Riocht on Saturday . A win and a draw wasn’t enough however to take them through to the next stage as they lost out on score difference. The boys were in a very difficult group which included An Riocht, Kilcoo and Rostrevor. The boys lost the first match against a very strong Rostrevor team. However they came out a totally different side for the second match against last year’s All-Ireland winners Kilcoo. They play with belief and confidence scoring three fantastic goals , the last of which came from Lorcan McMullan in the final minute to gain a very well deserved draw. In this breathtaking encounter the Belfast boys gained the support of the neutrals in the heart of South Down for their gallant efforts. The boys then went straight back on to play the host club An Riocht and although they gained a victory the margin was not enough to take them to the next stage.
U14 Camógs for Ulster Féile
Bredagh girls will play in the first ever Ulster Camógie Féile, to be run off on Saturday 5th May, in parallel to the boys’ competition. The girls have been allocated to Division B, and will play against Cushendall of Antrim and Greenlough, Glen and Ballinderry of Derry. Their matches will be based in Swatragh. The Ulster Féile parade follows in Ballycastle later that day. Only one other Down club, Ballycran, is involved in this new venture and they will play in Division A. As the first match is at 10.00 am, coaches ask players to be in Cherryvale for 8.00 am. Thanks to the Ulster Council for the invitation. '
Minor Hurling News
The Minor Hurling league match on Monday (30th April) v Liatroim is now in Cherryvale. The Liatroim pitch is closed so they asked for the game to be switched. Meet in Cherryvale at 6.30 for a 7.00 start. Training tonight (Thursday) with the seniors @ 6.30 in Cherryvale.No training on Saturday due to the numbers away at county development squads.If you can't make it on Monday please let Liam know on Mob: 07796614691.
Senior game tonight cancelled
Senior game tonight, Thursday 28th April, away to Dundrum has been cancelled due to a bereavement in the Dundrum club.
U16 Camogs-match report
Bredagh U16's travelled to Ben Dearg for their second league match of
the season and battled hard despite being without several of the U16 squad.
Click herefor full report
Minor footballers win again
Bredagh 2-14 Liatroim/Dromara 2-05:Liatriom/Dromara scored 6-14 in their first game of the season, and with a couple of County men in the squad Bredagh knew they were in for a battle - so it proved.Click
here for full match report.
U16 FL report
Downpatrick 0-4 Bredagh 2-4 : Bredagh followed up an easy win over Drumaness with a hard-fought win in Downpatrick in the East Down under 16 league.Click
Under 16 section for full report
Intermediate ladies- fixture notice
Intermediate Ladies Game in Cherryvale this Saturday against Augnalishfinn is on. Throw in 7pm meeting at 6pm.
Anyone for a Ceili?
Grand Ceili in St Bernadettes Hall on the 29th April, click
here for full details
Senior hurling notice
Senior hurling notifications for the next week or so are listed Here
Schools league commences!
The sixth year of the South Belfast News Primary Schools League will start on Tuesday, May 1st at 3.00pm in Cherryvale.Dozens of boys and girls will converge on the Belfast City Council playing fields from schools right across the south of the city - from Ballyhackamore to Malone Road, from the Short Strand to Carryduff, and from the Ormeau/Ravenhill Road area.Click here for full details
U14's at Camógie Féile
Bredagh u14s made great progress in this year’s county camógie Féile in Castlewellan on Saturday 21st April. For the first time they progressed through to the Cup competition, having beaten An Ríocht, victors over the U12s in last year’s County Championship Final, in the first round.
Full report here
Minor hurling report
Senior ladies league
U14 hurling feile
Seniors lose.
The Senior Mens footballers were beat in Cherryvale by a strong Teconnaught outfit who were out to avenge their JFC final defeat.Teconnaught 1-8 Bredagh 0-8.Next match is away to Dundrum on Thursday 26th April
Galway shoots 13 points!!
U14 hurling report
Ladies football notice-all grades
All Ladies Football Back at Cherryvale
Ladies Mon and Thu at 6:30p.m. and Sat at 10a.m.
U16s Wed at 6:30 and Sat at 10a.m.
U14s Sat at 10a.m.
U12s Sat at 10a.m.
U8s and U10s Sat at 11:30a.m.
U-12 report
Under 12 Boys continue winning start.
The U-12 boys continued their winning start to the season with an emphatic victory over Bryansford at Cherryvale on Sunday. Bredagh set out their stall with a great move from the throw in, finished off by a well taken point from captain Oisin Smiley.
Bredagh continued to pile the pressure on the Bryansford defense and it came as no surprise when half forward Aidan Donaghy scored the first of his two goals, and the teams five. To their credit Bryansford battled hard but found difficulty in breaking down a solid Bredagh defence, which found Ruairi Comiskey and James Durkin in sparkling form.
As the game moved into the second period the Bredagh midfield of Donal McLaughlin and Caoilin Schable began to really control the game and give the forwards a strong platform to continue their good work of the first half. Donal O’Kane and Connor Costello were two in particular who benefited from the well set up possession. The second half performance was particularly pleasing as Bredagh played against a strong breeze and a much more resolute Bryansford team.
Final Score Bredagh 5-10 Bryansford 1-5
Next game is a friendly on Sunday 29th April against St Enda’s of Antrim at St Malachy’s College, Antrim Road. Meeting in Cherryvale at 10.00, and traveling for an 11.00 o’clock throw in.
U-10 Go-Games
Bredagh U-10 footballers played their first Go-Games of the season at Carryduff on Saturday 21st.Bredagh had three teams entered as did Carryduff along with one each from Darragh Cross and St Pauls.
Each team had three games each and there were strong performances from Niall Smith
Peter McManus,
Connor Leggett,
Ella Durkan and
Connor Wilson
The next series of Go- Games is on Sat 19th in Cherryvale at 10am.Keep your diary free and we will be looking for volunteers to help out on the day.More details later
U-16 Football
U 16 League- Bredagh 5-12 Drumaness 0-3
An impressive start indeed to the 2007 campaign with this comprehensive victory over Drumaness at Cherryvale. With a total of 21 players used and with Michael Magee the new team captain leading by example, there were star performances all over the field from the throw in right through to the final whistle.
No doubt there will be more difficult games ahead but the team management will surely have been encouraged by the commitment and skill shown by all the players involved.
Bredagh scorers: Conal Devlin 2-1, Conor Mc Cluskey 2-1, Marcus Young 1-3, Donal Hughes 0-3, Ciaran Fitzpatrick 0-1, Niall Wright 0-1, Ryan Curran 0-1, Ruari Johnston 0-1.
Boy's U-14 Football win
Bredagh 3-10 Downpatrick 3-4
The U14 boys(Team A) got their league campaign off to an impressive
start with a 6 point win against Downpatrick at Cherryvale on Thursday
night.
The boys took some time to settle in the first half with a number of
missed opportunities. However as the half progressed they started to
put some excellent passes together and went in at the break with a 5
point lead . The best score of the half was a goal from Jack Hollywood.
In the second half the Downpatrick lads put up a brave battle with the
very impressive Ryan Slavin leading the attack. With 15 minutes left in
the game there were only two points between the teams when the home side
started to dominate the game with Tim Durkan and Niall Irwin adding two
well taken goals. A long range point from Ben Scullion in the last
minute marked the end of a hard fought game.
The management team were very pleased with the all round team
performance as the boys start off their new season.
Senior footballers continue run
Bredagh Senior and Reserves coninued their winning runs this weekend. In Division 3 of the All County League, the Senior Team, missing several regulars, won away to Glenn.
Meanwhile, tonight, Sunday, the reserve team had a big win over St John's in this East Down Reserve League.
Match reports to follow.
Antrim Div 3 Hurling
Bredagh 3-04 St Brigid's,Cloughmills 3-15
Bredagh's hurlers were caught napping in the first quarter leaking 3-5 to no score. However they outscored their opponents in the second half but at the end of the day they were comprehensively beaten by a strong Cloughmills side. Full report to follow.
Minors win first match of the season.
East Down Minor "A" League
Bredagh 6-12 Teconnaught 1-03
The Minors followed up their friendly win over Ballymartin (4-11 to 2-09) with a comprehensive victory over Teconnaught at Cherryvale on Wednesday evening.
Well done to all the lads - training Sunday 10.00am as usual.
Seniors get first win
Conor Owens scored a vital goal as the senior footballers got their first win of the season on Monday night with a deserved win at home to St Pauls. Click here for the match report.
The reserve footballers also got off to a good start with a win away to Dundrum in the first round of the East Down Reserve League. Click here for the match report.
Senior Ladies report....
Bredagh 1-6 Bryansford 5-11
While the result on the scoreboard was disappointing for the first game of the 2007 season the performance and attitude by those Bredagh Belles that stepped up to the plate was spirited! With a number of belles retiring from the game, transferring away from the club and unavailable for selection meant that many of those that took the field for Bredagh on Saturday were playing their first game at senior level. It was always going to be a tough encounter. A combination of nerves and players adjusting to new positions allowed Bryansford to dominate in the first half. Bredagh found some familiar form in the second half as they outscored Bryansford but there was too much of a mountain to climb to walk away with a win.
Scorers: Maeve Gallagher 1-2, Niamh Gallagher, 0-2, Emma Mulhern 0-1
Team: Fionuala McAtamney, Jamie Willighan, Siobhán McCarney, Grainne Hughes, Lisa Kelly, Maeliosa Hardy, Hannah Murray, Emma Mulhern, Geraldine Campbell, Niamh Gallagher, Maeve Gallagher, Clare Byrne, Joanne Corrigan, Ciara Gallagher, Lorraine McCaffrey. Subs: Polly Moane, Laura Willighan, Suzi Irwin
U-14 Boys( A&B) begin Thurs 19th
The U14 Boys league campaign begins on Thursday night in Cherryvale with both teams playing. Team A v Downpatrick , Team B v Liatroim .
Meet at 6:20 sharp for a 7pm throw-in
Minor Hurling report
Minor Hurling League Section A
Portaferry 3-13 0-03 Bredagh
Bredagh minor hurlers travelled to Portaferry for their first league match of the new season and gave the locals a real run for their money, especially in the first half.
The match was played on Portaferry’s new pitch in ideal conditions for hurling and the Bredagh lads rose to the occasion in the early exchanges. 2 points for Portaferry were quickly followed by 2 for Bredagh. The first came from a Cormac Hughes free after good work by Michael Magee and Matthew McAfee and the second from play when Christian Hunter knocked the ball over on his weaker side from 45m out.
Portaferry knocked over another 2 points mid way through the first half but the Bredagh mid field pair of Donal and Cormac Hughes were now dominant and Cormac punished Portaferry with a well taken free from 80 yards following a foul on Donal.
With only a point in the game Portaferry threw everything at the young Bredagh lads but the half back line of Mullan, Devlin and team captain Smart held firm.
With a minute to go to the break the Portaferry full forward broke through the Bredagh defence and drove to the net to leave the score 1-04 to 0-03 at half time.
In the second half Portaferry came out all guns blazing and for 15 minutes bombarded the Bredagh goal mouth. Keeper Doherty pulled off a string of fine saves and the full back line of Higgins, Woods and McKegney blocked, hooked and tackled continually while under serious pressure from the Portaferry forwards - 4 of whom are on the county panel.
Despite their best efforts’ Portaferry still managed 2 goals and 6 points but the never say die attitude of Paddy Woods led one of the Portaferry mentors to compare him to Diamuid “The Rock” O’Sullivan!
In the last 10 minutes Bredagh came back into the game and McElroy (playing his first ever game of hurling!) and McAfee had good goal chances saved by the excellent Portaferry goal keeper. Despite a spell of sustained pressure Bredagh failed to land another score and the game ended - Portaferry 3-11 0-03 Bredagh.
This was another case of the score line not reflecting the match however if this team stick together and maintain the good attendance at training it won’t be long before they get their first win in the Ards.
It was particularly pleasing to note the fine performances from the younger members of the team (Magee, Kelly and Farmer) who were playing at minor level for the first time. If they continue to display the commitment they showed in this match they have a good future ahead of them in the game.
Team and scores: Conal Doherty, Danny Higgins, Paddy Woods, Donal McKegney, Mark Devlin, Rowan Smart, Michael Mullan, Cormac Hughes (0-02), Donal Hughes, Matthew McAfee, Michael Magee, Christian Hunter (0-01), Mark McElroy, Ciaran Kelly, Damhan Farmer.
Training continues on Saturday at 1.30. Next match is a home to Ballycran on Monday 23 April. Meet at Cherryvale at 6.15.
Hurlers Down Div 2 win..
Bredagh 7-20 Ballyvarley 0-03
Half Time 4-11 Ballyvarley 0-03
Bredagh scored it's biggest vicory ever and as the score suggests this
match was 'a stroll in the park' for a strong Bredagh outfit against a very
weak Ballyvarley side. It's a pity the same scoreline wasn't produced in
last year's junior hurling final when Ballyvarley came through to represent
Down in the Ulster championship.
The game as a contest was over before half-time when McLoughney had notched
a hat-trick of goals to give Bredagh an unassailable lead of 20 points. That
half saw Galway as accurate as ever scoring 0-04 of his 1-06 total as well
as corner back Stevie McGettrick roaming up the field to land 2 well taken
points. Anderson landed a fine point and full-forward McKillop got 0-03 of
his 1-04 haul to put Ballyvarley out of sight.
The second-half was more of the same with Doole to the fore scoring 1-01,
McLoughney finishing off well to top score at 4-02 and Galway landing a
major direct from a sideline cut. Score of the evening has to go to
'Seemore' Murray who fielded a high ball and drove it over the black spot
from all of 70 yds. McCamphill added his second point before O'Neill rounded
off the scoring with a minor.
Both McMullan and Sidebottom who shared a half a piece in nets had little
to do and had no worries over keeping a clean sheet. Whyte put in another
fine performance at fullback, while McCollum and young Eoghan Donnelly were
very impressive in the halfback line. To emphasis Bredagh's strength in
depth Danny Hughes joined the fray in the second half stamping his presence
along the halfback line. Murray put in another high performance at midfield
as did his partner Ian Galway scoring an impressive 1-03 from play.
Half-forwards McCamphill and Anderson put in a lot of hard work feeding
excellent ball to Doole, McKillop and McLoughney whose combined scoring
amounted to a staggering 6-07
This was Bredagh's biggest ever victory and will give the squad a lot of
confidence going forward. That said it would be important that they don't
read too much into it as Ballyvarley were a shadow of their winning junior
hurling team. Next match sees Bredagh take it's first steps into the Antrim
D3 league with a home game against Cloughmills who no doubt will provide a
more difficult encounter than that served up by Ballyvarley.
Panel and scorers: Lorenzo McMullan, Stevie McGettrick 0-2, Michael Whyte,
Mark Heron, Rory McCaughey, Liam McCollum, Eoghan Donnelly, Colin Murray
0-1, Ian Galway 1-06, 3 frees, Cathair Bonnar, Fergal McCamphill 0-2, Jack
Anderson 0-1, Seamus McLoughney 4-02, Seamus McKillop 1-04, Paul Doole 1-01,
Colin O'Neill 0-1, Mark Sidebottom, Paddy Byrne, Danny Hughes, Charlie
Dillon, Paul Boyle, Ultan Power, Mark McGinley, Alastair McAllister, Michael
Mullan, Nick Nolan, Vincent McCool, Ciaran Nixon, Mark Galway, Paddy
Johnson
Ladies Intermediates start with a win
Tullylish 2-09 Bredagh 4-09: Report to follow....
U-16 Hurling League
Ballycran 4-9 Bredagh 0-2
This was always going to be a difficult league opener against a strong well prepared Ballycran team but having to field without 5 first team regulars made it mission impossible. Bredagh however, as usual showed all their fighting qualities and matched their opponents in many key positions. The game was played in warm sunshine at the magnificently presented McKenna Park and it was Ballycran who raced into an early lead thanks mainly to the heroics of their No.11 Conor Dorrian who knocked over 5 points from play. Michael Magee was moved onto Dorrian and what a job he did as the Ballycran ace failed to score again from play for the remainder of the game. Paddy Woods moved to full back where his ball winning skills and long deliveries were outstanding. Donal Hughes' catching striking and general play in midfield was as good as anything on show from the opposition. He had excellent support in this area from Donal McKegney and Michael Guerin. Michael was Bredagh's only scorer on the day with a well taken point from play in the first half and a 30 meter free in the second. Daniel Higgins had a great game in defence and also when moved to the half forward line where he linked up well with the impressive Damhan Farmer at full forward. Bredagh trailed 1-7 to 0-1 at half time and although the second half performance was better the leaking of 3 goals in this period meant Ballycran ran out comfortable winners on the scoreboard. Thanks to the U14s Jack Holywood, Ciaran McFarland and Conrad Quinn who came in at late notice and played well against such tough opposition. This result highlights the need to get a full panel training and available for games and that being the case we can no doubt compete with the Ards teams in this league.
Team
Jack Holywood, Ben McCaughey, Daniel Higgins, Conrad Quinn, Pearce Leitch, Paddy Woods, James Cormican, Donal Hughes, Donal McKegney, Michael Magee, Michael Guerin 0-2, Ciaran Kelly, Ciaran McFarland, Damhan Farmer and Ciaran Fitzpatrick
Boy's U-12 winning start and next week's game
The U 12’s got their season off to a winning start with a very competitive win over Castlewellan, in Castlewellan last Sunday. Bredagh got off to a great start with 3 points in quick succession from Niall Fitzpatrick, Nicky McCafferty and Conor Costello, before Castlewellan got off the mark. Then Niall Kelly scored a thunderbolt of a goal to set Bredagh on their way. This was the first of Niall’s hat trick of goals in a man of the match performance.
The Bredagh team showed great passion and determination against a very competitive Castlewellan outfit, who due to circumstances included 5 members of the Bredagh panel. This was a great start to the season for the under 12’s although many tougher tasks lie ahead. All the squad should be congratulated on a great overall performance. Particular mention to Patrick McCarney, Ciaran Foster, Thomas Gallen, Oran Devlin and Donal McLaughlin who played extremely well for the Castlewllan team who were short on numbers. Final Score Castlewellan 1-2 Bredagh 4-7.
Scores for Bredagh Niall Kelly 3-0, Rory Doyle 1-1, Conor Costello 0-2, Dominic McConville 0-1, Mark Patterson 0-1,Nicky McCafferty 0-1, Niall Fitzpatrick 0-1.
Next Match Sunday 22nd April against Bryansford in Cherryvale. Meet at 11.00 sharp for 12.00 throw in.
Intermediate ladies notice
First match of the season in the League Tuesday 17th against Tullylish. Throw in 7pm meeting at 6pm as match is a home fixture but will be played at Mallusk. Please contact Paddy if you are not available by 6pm today.
Minor League Venue Switch
The Minor's first league match this Wednesday night has been switched from Teconnaught to Cherryvale, meet 6.20 sharp for a 7.00pm throw-in.Please note any players who have not paid their fees to date must bring them on Wednesday otherwise they will not be eligible to play. Please ring Frank on 07779038152 if not available.
Reserves win away
Bredagh second string won their first Reserve match on Sunday 15th April away to Dundrum on a scoreline of 3-12 to 0-9.
Senior Men draw first match
Bredagh Senior footballers drew their first match of the season away from home. Ardglass 1-09 Bredagh 0-12.
Minor Hurling
Training in Cherryvale on Saturday 1.30pm. Minors can also train with the seniors at 12.00 on Sunday if they can't make Saturday.
League match away to Portaferry on Monday. Leaving Cherryvale at 5.30pm. We need parents to help with transport. If you are not available please phone Liam Quinn on 0779 661 4691.
U14 hurling report
Camogie notices
Senior friendly v St Malachys at Cherryvale Monday 16th April @ 6.45,
players be at Cherryvale for 6.15.Anyone unable to attend contact Bernie on 07780 543512
Training Saturday 14th April in Cherryvalle as normal for Seniors and U16s, time 12.30. Other age groups please check with your coaches.Play will be restricted to the back pitch as the neutral areas will be in use.
Click here to read match report on Under 16's v Portaferry
Girls football training
Girls Football Training for U12's and U14's resumes at Cherryvale on 14th April at 10:00
Minor challenge match
A final challenge match has been organised for the Minors this Sunday. It is away to Ballymartin. Meet Cherryvale 10.00am - lifts will be required if possible.The league starts next Wednesday away to Teconnaught - everyone please make the effort for training and the match. Any problems ring Frank on 07779 038152.
Senior hurling match reports
Minor football training
Minor training this thurs night (12th april) at 7.00pm
Intermediate ladies training
Intermediate Ladies Football training is on Saturday mornings at 10am at Cherryvale.
Queens training courses
U16 Win
Castlewellan 0.5 Bredagh 37
An impressive start to the season with this convincing away victory over All County League opponents Castlewellan. Playing for the first time at this age, Bredagh raced to a commanding half time lead of 2.5 to 3 points. With Jimmy McCaffery proving to be an effective target man at full forward the scores quickly came through Niall Wright (1.1), Donal Hughes (0.1), Conal Devlin (0.3) and fittingly Jimmy himself with a goal just before half time.
Bredagh looked lively all over the field with particularly impressive performances from Donal McKegney, Pearse Leitch, Declan O’Hara, Conal Devlin and Mark Kelly.
A series of substitutions and switches by the management for the second half inevitably disrupted the rhythm of play but scores kept coming through a great goal from the free running Damhan Farmer, a point Frank McGuigan style, from goalkeeper turned full forward Paddy Woods and a final point through Marcus Young. All in all, a very encouraging start and lots for the team management to work on before the start of the season.
Intermediate ladies challenge game
Oh Danny Boy - U14 hurling!!
Minor challenge game report
Down Club championship draws 2007
U8/U10 Camogs
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