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Ruairi McCormack, Gary McMahon and Cormac McCartan all made a start for the men in red and black and contributed well to league match V Galway.
Congratulations also to Niall Howlett who was named in the u17 county panel.
Cumann Pheadair Naofa Membership Registration
The Annual Cumann Pheadair Naofa Membership Registration now takes place online for adult and juvenile members. This is a key month in the Club’s annual calendar, whereby existing underage members and new underage members need to register with Cumann Pheadair Naofa for the new season for all game codes: Gaelic Football, Hurling, Camogie, Ladies Gaelic Football and Handball, in addition to all cultural activities: dancing, drama and music .
The season for the juvenile sections has commence, it is therefore essential that all juvenile members are registered to ensure that our young people can actively participate in the new strength and conditioning sessions.
Registration can be completed online via the following link HTTP://RETURNTOPLAY.GAA.IE and by following our user registration guide attached here: BIT.LY
If you have any queries then please contact any committee member.
Scór na nÓg 2022
Scór na nÓg 2022 has got the green light with the first rounds commencing in February. If anyone is interested in taking part in singing, dancing, recitation or instrumental please contact Carmel McGrath on 07713084601 or Grace Somerville on 07516036807
Hurling News
U7s in DKIT
The U7s travelled to DKIT for a blitz where they had several games with Louth & Monaghan kingpins Knockbridge & Castleblaney. There was some great enthusiasm and effort on display as the young hurlers from the Mourne county put into effect all the skills that managers Anthony O’Brien & Damien McConville had passed on over the last few weeks of training.
U20 Hurlers
It was a bitterly cold night, but it didn’t deter the U20s from putting on two entertaining matches under lights last night. Ballycran travelled down to Newry and although missing several lads they still had quality hurlers on show. Warrenpoint were also missing a few lads with Darragh Austin & Oran Murney unavailable and Tiarnan Tinnelly having to withdraw towards the end of the first game through injury.
An impressive 1-5 from Tinnelly given that he was only on the field for 20-25 minutes, backed up by an explosive performance from Oisin Kelly with 2-2 and a fourth goal from Oisin Magone ensured the blues pushed the ‘Ards men right to the wire. With time almost up it looked like it was going to finish evens, but with virtually the last play of the game Ballycran pinched a goal to earn a hard-fought victory.
The next game for the blues saw them clash with Michael Cusack’s, an amalgamation of Newry Shamrocks & Carryduff. Cusack’s got an early goal in the first half, but with Oisin Magone taking up the mantle for the blues with 0-3 first half points, it was a real tight game to call with the teams only separated by single a point at the short whistle.
The second half saw Cusack’s miss three vital scores, as the blues levelled the game and slowly built up a lead, once more Magone scored four second half points to give the Blues a three-point victory.
Overall the joint management Paddy Lock & Gerry O’Neill were very pleased with the performances on the night and can thank their coaches Ally Higgins & Chris Teague for putting the boys through their paces.
Support The Lotto
Our lotto sales are something which has been supported by loyal members for years and it continues to help fund club activities and help towards the running of our ever growing club. Now it is easier than ever before to buy a ticket, simply log onto WWW.KLUBFUNDER.COM and search for Warrenpointgaa. £1 a week makes a massive difference to us, please support the lotto and even try and sell some. Current jackpot is £7500
