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Raphoe 1's: 2 Newry 1's: 1
Newry travelled to Donegal to play Raphoe on Saturday with an under strength squad but can be proud of their performance on the day.
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Presentation Nights
St John Bosco GFC held their annual presentation night in the clubrooms on Saturday 16th February
Cathaoirleach Joe Ryan addressing a packed Cusack Lounge congratulated the seniors on their achievements during the 2012 season and wished them the best for the Golden Jubilee year stating ‘2012 proved to be a great year for the seniors with only a kick of the ball between winning the championship against St Peters. 2013 is our Golden Jubilee Year and I truly believe that you our senior squad have the potential to achieve more and build on last season’s success.’
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REGISTRATION NIGHT
We will be holding a Registration Night for all Underage Players (Under 10 – Minor) on 20th February 2012. Everyone is welcome to come along to the Club House. Remember everyone from Under 10 to Minor must come on Wednesday night in order to register for the year ahead.
GIRLS UNDER 14 FOOTBALL
This year we are hoping to establish a girls football team. If any girl under the age of 14 is interested in playing please contact Karl Kimmins on 07704025212.
NEWRY DARTS LEAUGE
Division 3 Result:
Corrinshego 'C' 3 :: 5 Corrinshego 'A'
2013 FESTIVAL
Thomas Davis GFC will hold their 2013 Festival in Newry Town Hall on 1st June 2013. Eric Bristow and Keith Deller will take on 20 local players. A night not to be missed.
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Newry 1’s: 2- Campbellians 1’s: 3
Newry blew any slim chances of promotion on Saturday at home to Campbellians of Belfast. The home side had a sluggish start and only really played in fits and starts in the first half but still found themselves having the better of the clear cut opportunities. A flurry late in the half seen Newry score two goals in quick succession, first through Colin McKnight from a short corner and then Richard Nummy who was on hand to slot home a rebounded shot.
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Registration Nights
All mentors, players and parents are reminded that registration Nights in the Club for parents/players are arranged for the following dates in February
Tuesday 26th Under 8s; Under 10s (Boys and Girls)
Wednesday 27th Under 12s; Under 14s (Boys and Girls)
Thursday 28th Under 16s (Boys & Girls); Minors; Seniors; Ladies
The purpose of the Registration Nights is to get players to register with the club, to talk to parents/players about the new payment schemes and to inform all about the introduction of Gum-Shields.
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REGISTRATION NIGHT
Thomas Davis GFC held their Registration Night for all Underage Players (Under 10 – Minor) on 20th February 2012.
Good turn out by most players and parents. Remember if you are not registered you can’t play football!!.
GIRLS UNDER 14 FOOTBALL
It was great to see girls turning up to register for the upcoming year. If you are under the age of 14 and are interested in playing for Thomas Davis please contact Karl Kimmins on 07704025212.
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Armagh were fortunate to leave with their very first Division Two win in the Allianz National Football League against Longford on Saturday night in the Athletic Grounds.
A thrilling first half saw Armagh go in at half time with a lead of 2:5 to 1:5 thanks to a goal and a point from returning Jamie Clarke and a second goal minutes later from Stefan Forker. Jamie certainly seemed to add a steadying influence on the team as a whole selflessly contributing to many of Armagh's scores.
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Thursday March 7th 8pm
ACRFL Div 1
An Ríocht v Burren
Sunday March 10th 2pm
ACRFL Div 1
Mayobridge v Rostrevor
Loughinisland v Saval
Clonduff v Castlewellan
Bryansford v Kilcoo
ACRFL Div 2
Liatroim v Tullylish
Kilcoo Owen Roes v Cumann Pheadair Naofa
Clann na Banna v Carryduff
Ballyholland v Downpatrick
Annaclone v Bredagh
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Down's old rivals Cork came away victorious from Pairc Esler with a goal in the dying seconds of Sunday's Allianz National Football League Game in Newry.
Apart from a scrappy goal from Cork in the dying minute of the first half It had looked like Down's game virtually all of the way through.
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