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Under 12 Football
Phelim Brady’s 2-01 Cor Fhuinseoige 5-07
After a difficult start to the season for Corrinshego under 12s, the team are finally gelling and eased past Phelim Brady’s away from home on Saturday. The team produced a tight display to score five goals and concede little, especially at a rain soaked Darkley.
The first half began with half forward Jonjo Cranney quickly dispatching a goal and a point. He also grabbed the final point of the game as Thomas Davis left the field at half time 1 – 4 to 1 – 0 ahead.
The opening to the second half was soon followed by a fine goal from Vice Captain Kyle Mooney and quickly followed by another two goals from player of the match Jonjo Cranney, who was simply unstoppable. It took the home team a while to recover from this but they added a goal and a point before Kyle Mooney added again to his score with another goal and a point. The Corrinshego tally was added to by Brendan McLoughlin and defender Karl Treanor, who slotted over a point apiece in the final minutes to help Thomas Davis to a well deserved victory.
Dorsey 5-04 Cor Fhuinseoige 11-10
This was two victories in a row for Corrinshego under 12s and this victory from the team was built on selfless play from the entire team. This selflessness saw the scoring spread out among the team and it was Vice Captain Kyle Mooney who led the way with a goal and a point. He soon set up full forward Dean Bradley who also scored a goal and a point in the first half, but it was midfielder Jessica Watters who stood out up front, scoring five goals. Dorsey replied with a goal and four points of their own in the first half but it was little compared to the glut of Corrinshego scores. The second half though saw Dorsey improve and score four goals of their own and could have been much more if it wasn’t for the performance of player of the match Matthew Taggart, who was solid as a rock at the back. The performance of Dean Bradley also pleased his coaches as he added to his tally with two nicely taken points. Defender Karl Treanor also grabbed a point and a goal, as Thomas Davis ran out easy winners.
Under 14 Football
An Port Mór 1-10 Cor Fhuinseoige 3-10
Sometimes words cannot do justice to a football team when they battle against all the odds to come out on top and this was one of those times. This was the toughest game of the season for Corrinshego under 14s, The wet and soggy pitch certainly added to the tough physicality of the game but the pride that filled their coaches for the manner in which the team carried themselves in the face of utter contemptible provocation was really how Thomas Davis won this battle. The first half was a very tight affair, mirrored by the fact that there was not a goal in sight. Corrinshego began with a point from midfielder Dean Falloon and two from Captain Declan Loye, but the opposition came back with 3 points of their own, before taking the lead. Then TJ Hughes added a great score, running fully the length of the pitch, exchanging fist passes, before flashing over the bar. Half forward Adam Loughran also added two fine points before the referee blew the whistle for half time with the home side marginally in front 0-7 to 0-6.
The second half started as the boys would have wished, with Cailum Kilcoyne having a great game at left back and Ryan Gray notching a point, before Caolan Marron finally got into the game with two classy points from the right side of the field. The team went behind again however when they conceded a soft goal. That was until Thomas Davis cranked up the pressure and cut An Port Mor open on three occasions to rattle the back of the net. Adam Loughran adding the killer final blow.The inclusion of Shane Keenan in midfield for the second half worked a treat as he busied himself breaking countless tackles and beginning many attacks and he was undoubtedly player of the match in a second half that saw boys become men! This was another two points in their quest for a league title and let’s hope this night is not wasted in the final run in.
Under 16 Football
Cor Fhuinseoige 4-14 Miceal Ó Doirnin 3-03
Our under 16’s continued their good run of form with a comprehensive win against Miceal Ó Doirnin last Thursday night at Craobh Rua Hurling Field. Conor Jennings made the perfect start with a point from play before Matthew Loughran hit a major after good approach work from Conor Loye and Ryan Courtney. In defence Aaron Cinnamond and Brendan McCorry were constantly creating turnovers creating great chances for our forwards who didn’t spurn them as we finished strongly with a goal from Conor Loye to leave a halftime scoreline of 2-08 to 0-01 in our favour.
In the second half, the visitors battled hard to get back in the contest registering some good scores but our lads kept the scoreboard ticking over which left Ó Doirnin’s a mountain to climb. The introduction of Conor Henry was rewarded with a good point from play. At half forward Conor Rice, Declan Loye & Brian Hobden piled on the pressure hitting great scores from play to leave us well in control 4-14 to 3-03 at the final whistle. Our defence of Keyonis Crozier, Dean Faloon, Aaron Cinnamond and Brendan McCorry must take great credit as this was the foundation of the win, not allowing the opposition any room for taking scores especially in the first half.
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Comhghairdeas le Conor
It was a proud day for Conor Loye, his family and Club when he was selected to play for Ulster Under 16’s against Dublin at Silverbridge.
Club Corrinshego
Thomas Davis, Corrinshego has worked in partnership with Newry & Mourne Council and the Department of Regional Development to bring this new facility to fruition and build a first class venue for the whole of our community in our very own area. This will provide a fantastic new venue for our local primary schools but also the five community associations in our area, Barcroft, Ballybot, Carnagat, Derrybeg & Martins Lane. Club Corrinshego is a scheme run by the club to make all this possible. If you would like to be part of this new venture or if you have any interest in playing Gaelic Games contact Karl Kimmins on 07704025212 to find out more.
Corrinshego Lotto
Corrinshego’s Lotto takes place every Sunday Evening. To be in with a chance of winning please purchase your tickets. Lotto tickets costs £1 each. If you don’t want to miss a chance of winning then why not set up a monthly standing order or direct debit. During the summer months we do call to local areas selling tickets. You have to be in for a chance to win!!!
Winning Numbers for 5/8/2012 are 03 - 10 - 22 - 29
