Ulster Colleges

[Hoof Hearted]

Finished 6-7 to 1-13 in Bellaghy.

Big crowd of over 3,200 people - would any of the Irish League soccer matches have gotten close to that yesterday?

All together they wouldn't have got much more than that- was bbc there ? They were at all grounds yesterday

[Gabriel_Hurl]

I'd highly doubt it to be honest with ya.

[Gabriel_Hurl]

Turns out the Beeb were there - http://www.bbc.com/sport/gaelic-games/43192816

[The Gs Man]

Great win for St.Ronan's as well.

Exciting last 10 minutes of that game with St.Pat's missing a scoreable free to equalise in the last kick of the game.

Should be a good final.

[The Gs Man]

Great footage of the game on Armagh TV by the way.

[Rois]

Is the final on Mon 19th rather than on St Patrick's Day itself?

I've a husband who won a McLarnon Cup medal with St Michael's Lurgan in the 90s who has spent a lot of time reminiscing since this result.  Family trip on the cards whatever day it's on. 

[T Fearon]

Was at the game in Armagh on Friday night.Gutted that my alma mater didn't see it through after they led going into injury time,but the goalkeeper and defender accidentally clashed going for a high free (which incidentally should have been the other way) leaving an open goal for a grateful St Ronan's forward.

Bit poignant too as St Pats with my late brother on board lost at the same semi final stage to Maghera,exactly forty years ago,after they led by six points at half time but couldn't manage a single score in the second half.

[Gabriel_Hurl]

Is the final on Mon 19th rather than on St Patrick's Day itself?

I've a husband who won a McLarnon Cup medal with St Michael's Lurgan in the 90s who has spent a lot of time reminiscing since this result.  Family trip on the cards whatever day it's on.

Yes - it's on the 19th

[Orior]

Is the final on Mon 19th rather than on St Patrick's Day itself?

I've a husband who won a McLarnon Cup medal with St Michael's Lurgan in the 90s who has spent a lot of time reminiscing since this result.  Family trip on the cards whatever day it's on.

Ha! Do you keep in in the trophy cabinet? Take him for walks? Play hide and seek with him?

[Rois]

Is the final on Mon 19th rather than on St Patrick's Day itself?

I've a husband who won a McLarnon Cup medal with St Michael's Lurgan in the 90s who has spent a lot of time reminiscing since this result.  Family trip on the cards whatever day it's on.

Ha! Do you keep in in the trophy cabinet? Take him for walks? Play hide and seek with him?

Nah, but I've got a few, thought it best to distinguish.  Not all my husbands have schools football medals.  This sets him apart within the group.

[The Gs Man]

1995 Rois?

I'd have been a fresh faced first year then trying to break into the squad.  I'm sure I know him.

[Hoof Hearted]

Turns out the Beeb were there - http://www.bbc.com/sport/gaelic-games/43192816

did you see the highlights on newsline yesterday
showed 1 goal, a soccer goal too FFS

[JimStynes]

1995 Rois?

I'd have been a fresh faced first year then trying to break into the squad.  I'm sure I know him.

The current St. Ronan's manger Davy Wilson was on that 1995 team.

[The Iceman]

Great footage of the game on Armagh TV by the way.

the commentary is hilarious...oh he's a big fella you'd know he was from Madden.....he could throw a stone and be home before it hit the ground....

[mrdeeds]

St Pats Cavan beat Dungannon in Dalton 15 21 to 1 4. Some scoreline.