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Newry 1’s 6-3 Mossely 1’s
Newry hosted Mossely on St Valentines night in a must win game for the home side. Mossely had won the first fixture between the two teams 4-0 earlier in the season and Newry knew they had to make amends.
The visitors started the better of the sides with plenty of possession but had very little penetration. Newry were sitting back and playing compact waiting to hit on the counter attack. With 15 minutes gone Newry drew first blood when they broke away and Colin McKnight found Kris Fletcher at the back post for a simple tap in.
Mossely tried to reply but still could not find a way past a stubborn home defence. With 25 minutes gone Newry really stepped up a gear and fired home three goals in five minutes to stun the visitors. The first of which came from Colin McKnight with another tap in at the back post. With the very next attack Newry got their third, this time it was David Andrews who showed quick reactions to deflect home the ball after the initial shot had been saved by the keeper. The visitors attempted to hit off and were immediately pressured by the Newry forwards who won the ball back and pushed forward with Kris Fletcher firing home from the top of the circle.
With the last hit of the first half Mossely won a dubious short corner which they slotted home to leave the score 4-1 at the break.
Newry began the second half as they played the first, staying compact at the back and hitting on the counter attack. Their fifth goal came ten minutes in when Keith McWilliams picked up the ball in front of goal after good work from Robert Irwin and somehow managed to shovel the ball over the line. Mossely managed to pull another one back through another short corner before Newry notched up their sixth of the game with David Andrews getting his second of the match. The scoring wasn’t finished here however as Mossely got a late consolation goal to leave the score 6-3 to Newry. This was the best performance of the season by the home side who showed their attacking quality as well as their organisation in defence.
Team: J. Porter, N. McKnight, D. Hogg, C. Henning, J. Greer, C. McKnight, R. Irwin, M. McCullough. D. Andrews, K. McWilliams, K. Fletcher, A. Baird
Newry Ladies 1-0 Ballynahinch Ladies
Goal Scorer: Kathryn Baird
Newry 2’s 4-3 Down 3’s
Goal Scorers: Adam Foster x 2, David Andrews and Simon McCafferty
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Newry City missed the opportunity to go top of the Premier Intermediate League table on Thursday night losing 2-1 to Belfast side Newington in a rearranged league fixture. Ultimately it was the concession of a penalty kick in each half which did the damage but in truth the Newry boys were unable to reach the level of performance which saw them win their three previous games, a fact which frustrated manager Darren Mullen “This was a chance missed not only to move into top spot but to consolidate our position within the top six. The disappointing thing is that the players were told exactly how Newington would play and they still didn’t deal with it in the first half. They were the better side in the first half without creating many chances but we struggled to get any rhythm in our play and were fortunate to go in level at the break. We were a lot better in the second half and looked like we wanted to win the game. We moved the ball a lot better and had the movement off the ball that was badly lacking in the first half. It’s a game we could have won even without playing at our best but their keeper pulled off two super saves to deny us a result. Unfortunately, we have been beaten by what can only be described as two very soft penalties. It’s our first league defeat in 5 games so there’s no need to panic. This league throws up unexpected results on a weekly basis and with 33 points left to play for we are still right in the mix.”
With the Newry boys expecting a physical game Newington let them know early on that they were not about to disappoint, both midfielders Joe McDonnell and Ronan Brannigan booked inside the opening 10 minutes for robust tackles. And it was Newington who were first to test either keeper, Sean McAuley swinging a dangerous free kick into the Newry box which Kieran Gordon, making his Newry debut, expertly dealt with. From this possession Gordon set up Newry’s first goal scoring chance, a long ball over the Newington defence allowing Keith Johnston to get goal side of the defence before taking a tumble inside the box, referee MacDonald waving away Newry claims for a penalty. Unfortunately for Newry, MacDonald took a different view of a tame challenge on Newington’s Conal Burn’s after 20 minutes inside the Newry penalty area, immediately pointing for a penalty kick which Burn’s calmly placed in the bottom corner of Gordons goal to put the home side a goal up. Newry had a half chance to draw level almost immediately, Mark Hughes setting Jimmy Walker up with a shooting opportunity on the edge of the penalty area, Walkers curling shot going the wrong side of the Newington post. A clever free kick almost caught Newry out after 35 minutes, with Newry expecting a cross, a direct ball down the touch line allowed Burns behind the Newry defence, Gordon forced to dive amongst incoming boots to smother the crossed ball. With five minutes remaining in the half and perhaps against the run of play Newry drew level, Mark Patton and Ian Curran challenging for a Johnston corner, the ball falling for Decky Carville who wasted no time blasting the loose ball high into the Newington net to leave the sides level at the break.
With the boost of a late equalizer in the first half Newry started the second much better, with only 3 minutes on the clock Johnston picked out the late run of Hughes into the box with a diagonal cross, Newington’s Stephen Brennan doing well to deflect the ball behind for a corner with Hughes about to pull the trigger. At the other end Paddy Mooney was called into action to deal with a dangerous ball into the Newry danger area. Indeed Mooney was called upon on several occasions to quell any threat to the Newry goal before the visitors had a great chance of their own, Curran lobbing a precise ball over the Newington defence, into the path of Thomas McCann, McCann spotting that Dean Smyth had left his goal line most unfortunate not to get enough elevation on the ball, Smyth stretching to save. Newry had a mighty let off after 65 minutes, Newington substitute Daniel White making room to cross from the right wing perfect for the unmarked Padraig Scollay who planted his header over the Newry crossbar with the goal at his mercy.
The let off was temporary however, with 70 minutes on the clock referee MacDonald once more saw fit to award Newington a spot kick judging that a Newry player had pushed his opponent as they jostled for a corner. Once again Burns stepped up, this time Gordon was unfortunate, getting his finger tips to the ball but unable to stop its path into the bottom corner to restore the home sides advantage. With 10 minutes left Newington were reduced to 10 men when substitute Stephen Sullivan received a straight red after an altercation with Curran. A goal down and a numerical advantage Newry pushed for the equalizer. With 10 minutes left Curran once again pitched the ball over the Newington defence for Johnston to swing a cross to the near post, Carville’s glancing header tipped over the crossbar by Smyth. And with time running out the Newry support thought that Hughes had grabbed a point with a stoppage time equalizer, his low shot appearing destined for the bottom corner of the Newington net, Smyth somehow getting across goal to turn the ball around the post. And there was still time for a last chance Stephen McCabe drilling a low cross into the box, Marcus McKeown’s shot on the turn flying wide and with it Newry’s fleeting chance to grab the top of the table spot.
Newry’s next match is a home league fixture on Saturday next, the 25th February at The Showgrounds, kick off 3pm.
Newry City AFC: Gordon, McArdle, McCabe, Mooney, Curran, Walker, Patton, McCann, Carville, Johnston, Hughes. Subs: Boyle, McMullan, Grant, King, McKeown.
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The recent MountainBikeNI Awards winners met recently at Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails, powered by Chain Reaction Cycles, to celebrate their success.
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson Councillor Gillian Fitzpatrick said, “The mountain bike trails at Rostrevor opened in 2013 and draw thousands of mountain bike enthusiasts every year, with its success only continuing to grow. I am delighted that local Rostrevor businesses claimed victory in every category, apart from one, for the third year in a row.
The mountain bike trails are owned by Newry, Mourne and Down District Council, and are maintained by the Mourne Heritage Trust.
The winners
Favourite Trail Head Provider: East Coast Adventure
Favourite MTB-Friendly Café: Kilbroney Park Café
Best Spot for an Apres-Ride Pint: Kilbroney Bar and Restaurant
Best MTB Event: Red Bull Foxhunt, held at Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails
Favourite Trail Centre: Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails
Favourite Trail Section: Home Run at Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails
Favourite MTB View: Kodak Corner at Rostrevor Mountain Bike Trails
For a full list of award winners and more information on Northern Ireland’s official mountain bike trails visit MountainBikeNI.com
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Annual Dinner Dance
The club’s annual dinner dance takes place on Saturday 25th February in the Canal Court Hotel. Having picked up the Armagh and Ulster club titles in 2016 our senior ladies will be guests of honour on the night. Everyone is invited to come along to what should be a brilliant night to celebrate our successes from last year, including of senior ladies and our minor boys who the Division 1B league title. Entry fee is £30 per head and is payable at the door on the night.
Senior Men
Our senior men continue to train three times per week as they continue their preparations for the upcoming season.
Shanes Gaelic For Girls
Shanes Gaelic For Girls programme continued on Saturday morning. Despite the cold weather conditions there was another huge turnout enjoying a varied range of skill drills and fun games under the guidance of our senior ladies’ players. The programme continues next Saturday morning at 11.00am at the field.
Minor Boys
Training for our minor boys continues this Thursday evening at 7.00pm sharp at the field
U16 Boys
Our U16 boys have amalgamated with Correnshigo and Lisummon for the coming year and will be called Patrick Rankins. Training for the U16 boys continues on Thursday night at 6.00pm in Correnshigo. All our U16 footballers are asked to meet at the Shane's at 5.40pm sharp on Thursday evening.
U16 Girls
Circuit training for our U16 girls continues this Tuesday evening from 6.30pm to 7.45pm in Bessbrook Community Centre.
U14 Boys
This year our U14 boys have amalgamated with Correnshigo and Lisummon and will be known as Patrick Rankins. Training for the U14 boys continues every Thursday evening at 7.00pm and Sunday morning at 11.30am at the Shane’s.
U14 Girls
Our U14 girls continue indoor training this Wednesday evening from 7.30pm to 8.45pm at Cloughreagh Community Centre. Please contact Tara Byrne on 07397 540087 for further information.
U12 Boys
This year our U12 boys have also amalgamated with Correnshigo and Lisummon and will be known as Patrick Rankins. Training for this age group starts next Saturday 18th February at 4.00pm at the Shane’s and all players are requested to attend.
U12 Girls
With our U12 girls’ management team now in place training will be getting underway within the next few weeks – keep an eye on the notes for more details.
U10s
Training for our U10 footballers continues on Sunday morning at 11.00am at the field.
U8s
Training for U8 footballers takes place every Sunday at 11.00am at the field and all players at this age group are asked to attend. All boys and girls at this age group are welcome to come along.
U6s
Training for our U6 footballers continues this Wednesday evening at 6.00pm in Bessbrook Community Centre and all new boys and girls are welcome to attend.
Meabh O’Neill’s Camogie
Training for all camogs begins again this coming Tuesday evening, 10th January in the sports hall in St Paul’s from 6.00pm – 7.00pm. All new members from age 4 and upwards are welcome to attend.
Monthly Executive Monthly
The first monthly executive meeting of 2017 will take place in the clubhouse on Monday, 13th February at 8.30pm. All committee members are asked to attend.
Membership Rates for 2017
Club membership is now due and the rates for 2017 are as follows:
Senior Members: £30.00
Cairde Members: £15.00
OAPs: £15.00
U18s: £15.00 for first player in a family, £10.00 for every other player
All membership must be paid before 31st March 2017.
Referees Needed
If anyone associated with the club fancies becoming a referee and officiating at underage football (and earning a few quid along the way) please contact Brendy Osborne for further information.
Well Done
Well done to our underage footballer Brianna Mathers who has been named in the Armagh Ladies U15 squad for 2017. Well done also to another of our underage players, Caolan O’Hare, who was part of the Abbey team which won the Ulster First Year blitz last week.
Congratulations
Congratulations to the Whitecross céilí dancers who claimed the All -Ireland Scór na nÓg title in Belfast on Saturday night.
Best Wishes
Best wishes to a good friend of the club, Donna Sloan, who is currently recovering at home following a short stay in hospital.
Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill
The club is actively encouraging more people to sign up to the Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill scheme at a cost £10.00 per month. This money goes directly towards club development schemes and over the past number of years has helped to upgrade the playing surface on the main field, construct a new training pitch, partly contribute to the new concrete driveway and will hopefully help to begin construction on the new walkway around the field. At £10.00 per month we feel it is a very easy, worthwhile and beneficial scheme to sign up to. For further information, please contact Brendy Osborne (07543 806274) or pm the Shane O'Neill's Facebook page.
Lotto
Last week’s winning lotto numbers were 16, 19, 26 & 27. There were no jackpot winners and 1 x lucky dip winner. The jackpot has now creeped over the £5,000 mark and now stands at £5,050.
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Senior Men
Our senior men continue to train three times per week as they continue their preparations for the upcoming season.
Shanes Gaelic For Girls
Shanes Gaelic For Girls programme continued on Saturday morning with a fantastic total of 64 participants enjoying a varied range of skill drills and fun games under the guidance of our senior ladies’ players. The programme continues next Saturday morning at 11.00am at the field.
Minor Boys
Training for our minor boys continues this Thursday evening at 7.00pm sharp at the field. The minor league starts on 3rd April, the first round of the championship is scheduled for 7th August with the shield competition also scheduled for August.
U16 Boys
Our U16 boys have amalgamated with Correnshigo and Lisummon for the coming year and will be called Patrick Rankins. Training for the U16 boys begins this coming Thursday night, 9th February at 6.00pm in Correnshigo. All our U16 footballers are asked to meet at the Shane's at 5.40pm sharp on Thursday evening. The U16 league starts on 6th April, the first round of the championship is scheduled for 11th May with the shield competition scheduled for August.
U16 Girls
Circuit training for our U16 girls continues this Tuesday evening 31st Jan from 6.30pm to 7.45pm in Bessbrook Community Centre.
U14 Boys
This year our U14 boys have amalgamated with Correnshigo and Lisummon and will be known as Patrick Rankins. On Monday night, 6th February, all U14 players and their parents are asked to attend a meeting in the Shane's clubhouse at 7.00pm, to meet the players from the other clubs and discuss plans for the year ahead. The draw for the Féile competition was made last Thursday night and saw our U14 amalgamation drawn at home against St Enda’s in the Shield competition on Saturday 4th March at 2.00pm. The winners of this game will face either Tullysaran or Loughgilly Gaels. The league is due to start on 4th April, the first round of the championship on 2nd May with the shield competition scheduled for August.
U14 Girls
Our U14 girls continue indoor training this Wednesday evening from 7.30pm to 8.45pm at Cloughreagh Community Centre. Please contact Tara Byrne on 07397 540087 for further information.
U12 Boys
This year our U12 boys have also amalgamated with Correnshigo and Lisummon and will be known as Patrick Rankins. On Monday night, 6th February at 8.15pm, all U12 players and their parents are invited to a meeting in Lisummon clubhouse to meet the players from the other clubs and to discuss the plans for 2017.
U12 Girls
With our U12 girls’ management team now in place training will be getting underway within the next few weeks – keep an eye on the notes for more details.
U10s
Training for our U10 footballers continues on Sunday morning at 11.00am at the field.
U6s
Training for our U6 footballers continues this Wednesday evening at 6.00pm in Bessbrook Community Centre and all new boys and girls are welcome to attend.
Meabh O’Neill’s Camogie
Training for all camogs begins again this coming Tuesday evening, 10th January in the sports hall in St Paul’s from 6.00pm – 7.00pm. All new members from age 4 and upwards are welcome to attend.
Monthly Executive Monthly
The first monthly executive meeting of 2017 will take place in the clubhouse next Monday, 13th February at 8.30pm. All committee members are asked to attend.
Registration Morning The club is holding a registration morning next Sunday 12th February from 11.30am - 1.00pm. The registration morning is for all players (senior & underage), members (current & past) and anyone else interested in becoming a member of the club. Membership rates are: Senior Members: £30 Cairde Members: £15 OAPs: £15 U18s: £15 for 1st player and £10 for every other player
Scór Sinsear
If any club member over the age of 17 has any interest in representing the club in this year's Scór Sinsear in any of the following competitions: 1. Rince Foirne/Céilí or Figure Dancing 2. Amhránaíocht Aonair/Solo Singing - only one person required 3. Aithriseoireacht/Scéalaíocht Recitation/Storytelling - only one person required 4. Ceol Uirlise/Instrumental Music 5. Léiriú/Stage performance 6. Bailéad Ghrúpa/Ballad Group 7. Rince Seit/Set Dancing 8. Tráth na gCeist Ard Mhacha /Armagh GAA Quiz (3 person)
Please contact Mícheál Brady via email- michealbrady88@gmail.com
Referees Needed
If anyone associated with the club fancies becoming a referee and officiating at underage football (and earning a few quid along the way) please contact Brendy Osborne for further information.
Well Done
Well done to the Mackin sisters, Aimee and Blaithin, who were part of the Armagh senior ladies team which defeated Cork in the National League on Sunday afternoon. Well done also the Greg McCabe who was part of the Armagh senior men’s team which drew with Sligo in the National League on Sunday afternoon.
Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill
The club is actively encouraging more people to sign up to the Cairde Sheáin Uí Néill scheme at a cost £10.00 per month. This money goes directly towards club development schemes and over the past number of years has helped to upgrade the playing surface on the main field, construct a new training pitch, partly contribute to the new concrete driveway and will hopefully help to begin construction on the new walkway around the field. At £10.00 per month we feel it is a very easy, worthwhile and beneficial scheme to sign up to. For further information, please contact Brendy Osborne (07543 806274) or pm the Shane O'Neill's Facebook page.
Lotto
Last week’s winning lotto numbers were 4, 9, 16 & 22. There were no jackpot winners and 4 x match three winners. The jackpot now stands at £5,000.
Condolences
The club would like to offer its sympathy to the family of Brenda Darcy from Bessbrook who has passed away. Mrs Darcy was grandmother to our former senior players Ronan and Gavin McAnulty and several other underage players.
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A goal on his debut for John Boyle helped Newry City to a 2-1 win away to Queens on Saturday in the first of back to back fixtures that the league schedule has thrown up for both sides. It was to be a bitter sweet debut for the Warrenpoint native as he will miss next week’s return fixture at The Showground’s having been sent off in the second half for two yellow card offences. That reduction in numbers didn’t stop his side securing three valuable points which puts them firmly in the mix for an all-important place in the top six in the league once the second round of fixtures are complete.
With the flat surface at the Queens complex suiting their style of play the first half belonged almost exclusively to Newry, goal chances for Mark McCabe and Paddy Mooney both saved by Queens keeper Declan Brown coming before Newry’s best bit of play in the half, Kevin McArdle taking the ball out of defence and after a one two with Keith Johnston laying the ball wide for Mark Hughes who under pressure found the side netting from an acute angle.
Newry came even closer to opening the scoring after half an hour, Timmy Grant winning the ball inside the Queens half before lobbing a pass into the stride of McCabe, his first time shot on the half volley from the edge of the penalty area smacking against the post with Brown well beaten.
Having weathered the Newry attack in the first period Queens started the second in a much more positive fashion and were unfortunate not to take the lead within two minutes of the restart, Matthew Hughes swinging in a cross to which Daniel Hanna got a glancing header, the ball coming back of the Newry goal post. The students were not to be denied as minutes later they grabbed the opening goal, Michael Allison picking the ball up wide on the Queens right wing, some poor defending from Newry allowing him to cut in field along the penalty area before drilling a shot through a crowded penalty box giving Peter Murphy little chance to save.
Newry answered in the best possible manner equalizing almost immediately, Grant rising highest to power a header on goal which Brown could only parry, Boyle the first to the loose ball blasting it into the roof of the net for a debut goal. On 65 minutes the visitors carved out another opening, Jimmy Walker playing the ball wide to McArdle again in an advanced position. From the end line McArdle pulled a clever ball back to Thomas McCann on the edge of the box, McCann most unlucky to see his placed shot clip the outside of the base of the post.
Newry suffered a major blow on 70 minutes when referee Mark Dillon, who had earlier booked John Boyle for hand ball, ruled that an innocuous coming together between Boyle and a Queens forward warranted a second yellow card and therefore a red leaving Newry with ten men for the remaining 20 minutes.
The visitors however were not about to sit on the draw and pushed forward almost snatching the lead on 75 minutes, Stephen McCabe breaking down the left wing before cutting across the end line and pulling the ball back for McCann who drilled a low shot on goal which Brown could not hold, grateful that it was a defensive boot that got to the loose ball first to hack it clear. On the tight Queens pitch it wasn’t all one way traffic and the home side had a glorious chance to take the lead on 80 minutes when Murphy stretched to punch away a dangerous cross, his clearance falling to Daire Rooney who volleyed the ball back over the keeper, most unfortunate to see it clip the post as it flew wide.
Newry answered on 86 minutes with a goal which was similar in build up to their first, this time Mark Patton rose highest to head on goal and once more the Queens keeper was unable to hold, Patton straight onto the loose ball, returning it across the box to Mooney who laid it back perfect for Jimmy Walker to blast a low shot straight into the bottom corner of the Queens net to win the game for Newry much to the delight of Newry manager Darren Mullen “After beating Banbridge last week we knew Queens would be difficult opponents and that proved to be the case. We had the lion’s share of possession in the first half with numerous chances but couldn’t convert them. The warning at half time was to move the ball quicker and up the tempo but at the same time be wary of getting caught on the break. As per last week we didn’t start the second half well and paid the price again. Thankfully we responded quickly with Boyler scoring on what was an eventful debut for him. I thought his sending off was harsh with no need for a booking for the first yellow card. At 1-1 with ten men most teams would have tried to play out for a draw but we are a team who won’t settle for a point and I knew we would create chances. Jimmy gave us that bit of spark we were missing and took his goal brilliantly. That’s three league wins in a row and all away from home so we need to keep that run going against Queens again at home”
NCAFC Team: Peter Murphy, Kevin McArdle, Stephen McCabe, John Boyle, Paddy Mooney, Mark Patton, Mark Hughes, Thomas McCann, Timmy Grant, Mark McCabe, Keith Johnston. Subs: Marcus McKeown, James Walker, Ian Curran, Josh Durnin, Jordan King.
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Armagh begin their spell in Division Three with a trip away to Markievicz Park in Sligo on Sunday. Throw in is at 2pm.
Armagh will be hoping for an early two points to hopefully kick-start their return to Division Two football.
Armagh Team
1 Mathew McNeice, Annaghmore
2 Mark Shields, Whitecross
3 Charlie Vernon, Armagh Harps
4 Aaron McKay, Dromintee
5 Aidan Forker (Capt) Maghery
6 Niall Rowland, Cullaville
7 Ciaran Higgins, Maghery
8 Stephen Sheridan, Forkhill
9 Ben Crealey, Maghery
10 Anthony Duffy, Pearse Og’s
11 Conor White, Armagh Harps
12 Stefan Campbell, Clan na Gael
13 Oisin O’Neill, Crossmaglen
14 Ethan Rafferty, Grange
15 Oisín Mac Íomhair, Annaghmore
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Down have an interesting opening Division Two clash in this weekend's Allianz Football League, with Fermanagh travelling to Newry on Saturday night under the managership of former Down Manager, Pete McGrath.
The game starts in Pairc Esler Saturday 4 February, 7pm and if you buy your ticket before midnight tonight you can get 20% off that’s Adult: £11.00/€12.00!
Match-Day Prices are Adult: £13.00/€15.00
Concession (Student/OAP): £9.00 available at the venue on the day with valid I.D.
Juveniles (Under 16 Years of Age): Free of Charge
Buy Tickets From
Down GAA County Office Main Street Castlewellan
Centra Downpatrick 40 Killough Road Downpatrick Co. Down United Kingdom
SuperValu DairyFarm Dairy Farm Centre Stewartstown Rd Belfast Co. Antrim BT17 0LB United Kingdom
O’Neills Superstore Unit 45/46, Kennedy Centre 564 - 568 Falls Road Belfast Co. Antrim BT11 9AE United Kingdom
SuperValu Newry 43-53 Hill St Newry Co. Down United Kingdom
O’Neills Superstore Newry Unit 3 The Quay Albert Basin Newry Co. Down BT35 8QS United Kingdom
Down Team
1 Michael Cunningham, Castlewellan
2 Ryan McAleenan, St Peter's
3 Gerard McGovern, Burren
4 Darren O Hagan, Clonduff
5 Gerard Collins, Downpatrick
6 Conaill McGovern, Burren
7 Brendan McArdle, Annaclone
8 Aidan Carr, Clonduff
9 Jonathan Flynn, Loughinisland
10 Joe Murphy, Ballyholland
11 Conor Maginn, Bryansford
12Shay MillarShay, Glenn
13 Alan Davidson, Bredagh
14Pat Havern, Saval
15 Barry O Hagan, Clonduff
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Down have an interesting opening Division Two clash in this weekend's Allianz Football League, with Fermanagh travelling to Newry on Saturday night under the managership of former Down Manager, Pete McGrath.
The game starts in Pairc Esler Saturday 4 February, 7pm and if you buy your ticket before midnight tonight you can get 20% off that’s Adult: £11.00/€12.00!
Match-Day Prices are Adult: £13.00/€15.00
Concession (Student/OAP): £9.00 available at the venue on the day with valid I.D.
Juveniles (Under 16 Years of Age): Free of Charge
Buy Tickets From
Down GAA County Office Main Street Castlewellan
Centra Downpatrick 40 Killough Road Downpatrick Co. Down United Kingdom
SuperValu DairyFarm Dairy Farm Centre Stewartstown Rd Belfast Co. Antrim BT17 0LB United Kingdom
O’Neills Superstore Unit 45/46, Kennedy Centre 564 - 568 Falls Road Belfast Co. Antrim BT11 9AE United Kingdom
SuperValu Newry 43-53 Hill St Newry Co. Down United Kingdom
O’Neills Superstore Newry Unit 3 The Quay Albert Basin Newry Co. Down BT35 8QS United Kingdom
Down Team
1 Michael Cunningham, Castlewellan
2 Ryan McAleenan, St Peter's
3 Gerard McGovern, Burren
4 Darren O Hagan, Clonduff
5 Gerard Collins, Downpatrick
6 Conaill McGovern, Burren
7 Brendan McArdle, Annaclone
8 Aidan Carr, Clonduff
9 Jonathan Flynn, Loughinisland
10 Joe Murphy, Ballyholland
11 Conor Maginn, Bryansford
12Shay MillarShay, Glenn
13 Alan Davidson, Bredagh
14Pat Havern, Saval
15 Barry O Hagan, Clonduff
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