Irish FA Grassroots Development Centre in conjunction with Newry and Mourne District Council good relations unit are hosting an evening at Sean Hollywood Arts Centre on Friday the 20th of November
Down GAA will be holding a pitch based Strength and Conditioning session at Downpatrick RGU on Monday 7th December 2009.
The new-look annual review of the GAA in Down hit the shelves of clubs and shops across the county during the weekend.
The Sport in School initiative designed for delivery during curriculum time and jointly run by the GAA and the IFA, has recently entered its third year and one of the coaches involved has praised it as a huge success at school, club and Community level.
James Mc Cartan has named his 24 for final Group Match of Dr Mc Kenna Cup v Derry.
The Down Panel (24) for Dr McKenna Cup Group Game vs Derry Celtic Park Sunday, 24 January 2010 at 2.00pm
Declan Alder
Brendan McVeigh
Daniel McCartan
Conor Garvey
Damien Rafferty
Kevin Duffin
James Colgan
Aidan Carr
Ambrose Rodgers
Kalum King
Ronan Murtagh
Mark Poland
Peter Fitzpatrick
John Clarke
Michael Magee
Conor Maginn
Kevin McKernan
Martin Cole
Sean Parr
Darren Cunningham
Paul Greenan
Paul McComiskey
Conor Laverty
Martin Clarke
Newry City FC released a statement after the violence that marred Saturdays game against Larne at the Showgrounds:
The board and Management at Newry City FC wish to release the following statement.
" Newry City FC are committed to co-operating fully with any investigation which may ensue & arising out of the incidents which occurred during the Irish Cup game v Larne on the 16th of January 2010. Consequently the club can offer no further comments regarding the occurrences leading up to the abandonment of the match.
Everyone associated with Newry City is greatly disappointed to have become embroiled in such an incident and strongly condemn the use of violence in any form whether on or off the pitch.
We wish to express our support for our players, and we desire to thank our security and medical staff for their endeavour and efforts at the time.
The directors in particular welcome the statement released by Larne FC on their website which unequivocally condemns the violence which occurred."
The Down Supporters Club will be running a bus to our first National Football League match of the season, away to Kildare.
The match will take place in Newbridge, next Sunday, the 7th of February. The bus will depart from Kings Inn, Castlewellan at 10am and Newry Tax Office at 10.45 am.
You can book your place by contacting one of the following Supporters Club members;
John Dillon 07739136345
Seamus Mc Clean 07873761804
Liam Mulholland 07543817765
Get on board and support Down as they take on the Lillywhites.
The Down Supporters Club will be running a bus to our first National Football League match of the season, away to Kildare.
The match will take place in Newbridge, next Sunday, the 7th of February. The bus will depart from Kings Inn, Castlewellan at 10am and Newry Tax Office at 10.45 am.
You can book your place by contacting one of the following Supporters Club members;
John Dillon 07739136345
Seamus Mc Clean 07873761804
Liam Mulholland 07543817765
Get on board and support Down as they take on the Lillywhites.
Following Thursday night’s IFA Disciplinary Committee Hearing in Belfast, Newry City Football Club wish to outline that we accept the suspension of two games and fine of £75 imposed on our player Cullen Feeney as a result of said hearing. However, we intend to appeal the fine of £800 levied on the club as we feel that it is totally disproportionate to our perceived level of involvement and the body of evidence submitted following the incidents during the JJB Sport Irish Cup fifth round tie on Saturday, January 16th 2010.
For the record Newry City FC had 1 (one) player disciplined whilst Larne had 5 players + their Manager disciplined yet the committee could see fit to apportion a large percentage of the blame on Newry City FC, as indicated by the level of the fine imposed. We also dismayed that the Larne substitute photographed stamping on Cullen Feeney has escaped punishment.
The club, as a matter of principal and in defence of our players injured during these incidents intend exhausting all legal avenues to ensure the good name of Newry City FC is not tarnished any further. As a result, the club will be submitting an appeal to the IFA today (February 12th 2010) on the issue of the fine imposed on the club. Pending that appeal, Newry City Football Club will not be issuing any further statement at this time.