Armagh Club football & hurling

Started by holylandsniper, November 09, 2006, 10:44:31 PM

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winsamsoon

I remember a few years back St Paul's of Lurgan Joined up with Eire Og can't remember what they called themselves. But somewhere with an area the size of Taghnevan and Craigavon should be able to fields team and there should be no excuse.
I never forget a face but in your case I will make an exception.

IVEDECIDED

Quote from: ogshead on May 05, 2010, 11:03:54 PM
Quote from: torres on May 05, 2010, 07:25:35 PM
Quote from: winsamsoon on May 05, 2010, 03:30:14 PM
How is it possible to select a team when three team amalgamate? Who manages the team and who calls the shots? It is bound to lead to some arguments
an amalgameted team from clonmore , annaghmore and collageland got to the u-16 county final in 2000 they were named st john,s . i think a kilcluney side reached the latter stages of the minor championship in the late 90,s featuring players from ballymacnab,clady and granemore . when teams cant field on their own they normally join up with their parish neighbours , still would,nt like to be a  selector though  :D

Not sure of the spelling but think it was actually Cill Chluana... they reached the quarter finals and knocked out by the Ogs. Another team that was knocking around at the time was Laochra ONeills. Think they were made up of 4 clubs can't remember who exactly. Have to agree with the other posters about amalgamations though, they should only be formed so a team can be fielded to represent the area. Around the late 90's the two teams above were serious contenders for the championship and I feel that they were formed for the wrong reason


I remember being hammered in the U21 championship around 99-2000 by a 4 team mix I think they were called Craobh Rua

winsamsoon

Remember that myself saan in Tir Na Nogs pitch
I never forget a face but in your case I will make an exception.

fitzroyalty

4 teams amalgamating is ridiculous. same goes for ogs/st paul's, mind bein told about that but not believing it, i'm sure that was a match made in heaven  :D

Onion Bag

Quote from: ogshead on May 06, 2010, 10:17:55 AM
Quote from: JUst retired on May 06, 2010, 08:41:24 AM
While agreeing that teams should only amalgamate to keep lads playing football  only. If you look at the clubs who join, they are in the lower reaches of their leagues,they are always in very rural area`s. The fact that they may be lucky and win something every now and then,is no reason to deny them the opportunity to do so.How often to clubs in towns amalgamate? They have no reason to do so.

If they join up and win something that's fair enough but I remember the time of the Cil Chluana amalgamation their aim was to win the St Pauls tournament in Belfast!! That was even before they played their first game!!

who told you the aim was to win St Pauls tournament, i played on that team, and i never even heard of the St pauls tournament till a few years after that, when the Harps and ogs i think won it


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JUst retired

The St.Pauls /Eire Og amalgamation only lasted 1 year. At that time neither club could field at U16 level.

McMonkfish

cill chulana was four teams made up of ballymacnab, clady, granemore and mullabrack, we played them up in lissummon in the quarter-final, they lead for most of the game but the ogs came back, cill chulana actually miss a penalty in the dying minutes, i think the score was 1-5 to 10pts.

Laochra O'neills were made up of Shane O'Neills, Belleeks, O'hanlons and Lissummon i think, they destroyed us in the 1st half of semi final taking a 12pt lead into half time, we came back to draw in the last kick of the game with a monster kick from 50 yards up the hill in clady. The replay was a different affair we blew them away beating them by 12pts in Granemore.

BenDover

I was on an Ogs team that played cill chulana in the Mick Higgin's final in Abbey Park, remember them having some very good players and they were a v.strong team overall but they still didn't win  :)

Did 1 of them Ogs minor teams not play Laochra O'neills in the county final - the game where Tommy Graham saved a penalty for the Ogs?

el_cuervo_fc

Quote from: BenDover on May 07, 2010, 08:36:50 AM
I was on an Ogs team that played cill chulana in the Mick Higgin's final in Abbey Park, remember them having some very good players and they were a v.strong team overall but they still didn't win  :)

Did 1 of them Ogs minor teams not play Laochra O'neills in the county final - the game where Tommy Graham saved a penalty for the Ogs?

That was the U16 Final was it not?


orange2009

Orchard TV speaks to Paul Duffy in anticipation of the USFC game with Derry on 16th May in Celtic Park.

http://armagh-gaa.com/Orchard-TV/News/VIDEO--Paul-Duffy-looks-to-USFC-opener.aspx

torres

st johns have fielded sides at u-16 / 18 / 21,s  i think it,s certainlty helped brendy donaghy  get good competitive football which he would,nt have got otherwise  8)

McMonkfish

yes that was the u16 final, when we beat them by a big score mousey was captain that year great day had by all, pity we had a shit u16 manager that year what a knob he was still is lol

torres

granemore bt st michaels 1-12 to 0-7 .

Benny Barnaveld

ACL Division 2

St Peter's Lurgan      0-10     Ballyhegan   0-14

McGrane still reeling back the years, MOTM by a mile. Ballhegan's first win/points this season

el_cuervo_fc

Pearse Og 0-10 Carrickcruppen 0-7