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#12301

GAA Discussion / Aontroim

March 27, 2009, 10:56:51 AM

Antrim Squad for the Ulster Minor Football League
The County Minor Footballer will play their first match in the Ulster Minor Football League against Fermanagh on Saturday 28th March Creggan 12.00 o'clock.

Squad for the Ulster Minor Football League:

Aghagallon: Damien O'Hagan.
Ahoghill: Justin Downey, Thomas McGlone.
Cargin: James Laverty, Fergal Johnston, John Carron.
Dunloy: Steven Mc Alone.
Glenavy: Conal Gallagher.
Gort Na Mona: Padraig Fryers.
Kickhams Creggan: Richard Johnston, Martin Johnston, Conor McCann, Fergal McGrenaghan, Hugh McNulty, Aidan McKeown
Lamh Dhearg: Stephen Tully, Declan Lynch,
Moneyglass: Colm Duffin.
Rasharkin: Diarmuid Quinn.
Rossa: Keifer Toland, Christopher Mc Guinness, Ronan Maguire.
Sarsfields: Kevin Floyd.
St. Brigids: Cormac Mc Grady.
St. Endas: Sam McWilliams, Hugh Campbell.
St. Johns; Conal McGlade, Stephen Tierney.
Tir Na nOg: Caoimhin Duffin.

#12302

GAA Discussion / Tír Eoghain

March 27, 2009, 10:54:05 AM

TYRONE MINOR training panel for ULSTER MINOR LEAGUE.

Ardboe: Shay McGuigan
Aghyaran: Ronan McNamee
Augher: Dara Donnelly
Beragh: Eddie Molloy
Carrickmore: Kevin Grogan, Michael Donaghy, Caolan Daly
Coalisland: Dermot Thornton,
Cookstown: Brian Kelly, Shea McGarrity
Derrylaughan: Liam Girvan
Derrytresk: Niall Gavin
Donaghmore: Mark Faloon,
Dregish: Eamon McGovern
Dromore: Sean McNabb
Dungannon: Peter Muldoon, Keifer Morgan
Errigal Ciaran: Darragh McAnenely, Thomas Canavan
Fintona: Aaron McCarney
Gortin: Brian McGarvey
Greencastle: Sean Warnock, John McCullagh, Mark Carson
Killyclogher: Danny Gorman, Tiernan McCann
Moy: Peter Mallon,
Naomh Mhuire:Niall Morgan, Harry Og Conlon
Omagh: Ryan Clarke, Barry Tierney, Darren Bradley
Rock: Conor McCreesh
Stewartstown: Michael Devlin
Tattyreagh: Robert Porter
Trillick: Richard Donnelly

#12303

GAA Discussion / Drogheda Independent

March 27, 2009, 12:22:29 AM

Meath minors' promising start in Ulster league
ULSTER MINOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE Cavan........................0-12 Meath.......................3-08

IT will take much sterner tests to evaluate this year's Meath minors than the one encountered in this openinground Ulster MFL tie at floodlight Kingspan Breffni Park last Friday night.

Pat Coyle's charges mixed the good with the bad, which was understandable considering that it was their first outing together. However, in terms of their capacity to emulate last year's Leinster title success, the jury will have to sit for a little longer.

A return of 3-8 was commendable, however, with a purple patch coming in the third quarter as Meath turned a 0-5 to 0-4 deficit into a 2-8 to 0-7 lead by the 43rd minute. They only managed a Harrison Silke goal from there to the finish, however, as the home side cut the deficit to three points late in the game.

Afterwards, manager Coyle expressed his satisfaction with the display, and especially the manner in which his side responded to Cavan's late surge.

'Some of the lads had never played together before and this was the first real competitive outing. There were some mistakes, but they knuckled down and dug deep, even in the last 10 minutes,' he said.

' We have a good strong panel of 24 and six more lads who couldn't tog out tonight because of the rules restricting panels to 24.'

Ciaran Lenehan, Damien Carroll, Silke, Bryan Menton, Kevin Mallon, Mark McCormack, Sean Tobin and David Larkin are survivors from last year's squad and Lenehan, Carroll, Silke, Mallon and McCormack in particular impressed in this outing. Substitute Conor Deveraux also made a big impression.

The sides were level on three occasions in the first half before wingback Michael Brady gave the Breffni boys a minimum lead at the break.

Meath made a great start to the second half, with corner forward Shane Gillespie pointing in the opening attack. Then Silke fisted a point after a move started in the fullback line by Lenehan.

By the 33rd minute the visitors were 1-6 to 0-5 ahead, with Gillespie having a simple tap-in after Carroll's goal effort was blocked.

Cavan replied with a couple of converted frees from midfielder Barry Reilly, but then Meath scored a second goal, Emmet Boyle finding the net following a a great delivery from Silke. Boyle then added a point from a free to leave his side ahead by double scores.

Meath lost their way after that and Cavan were unlucky not to find the net at least once. It was 2-8 to 0-11 in the 55th minute before the impressive Silke ended any hopes of a late Cavan charge by netting a minute from time.

Drogheda-Independent.ie

#12304

GAA Discussion / Anuraidh

March 26, 2009, 10:37:36 AM

Dublin finished at the bottom of the Group they were in last year.

Down 1-08 Dublin 0-10

Cavan 0-10 Dublin 0-09

Monaghan 1-10 Dublin 0-08

Armagh 2-12 Dublin 1-04

Dublin 0-05 Meath 4-10

#12305

GAA Discussion / Torthaí

March 25, 2009, 11:17:04 PM

Section A (Armagh/Cavan/Monaghan/Down/Meath/Dublin)

Monaghan 1-10 Armagh 1-10 20th March Inniskeen

Cavan 0-12 Meath 3-08 20th March Breffni Park

Down 2-08 Dublin 4-12 21st March Burren
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Section B (Antrim/Derry/Donegal/Fermanagh/Tyrone)

Fermanagh 0-04 Donegal 5-07 21st March Irvinestown

Derry 2-05 Tyrone 2-10 21st March Newbridge

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