Results and Here is a couple of reports from the weekend sent into me
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Results
SLFC
Stabannon Parnells 2-16 Geraldines 1-01
Newtown Blues 3-10 Mochtas 3-07
Dowdallshill 1-05 Roche Emmets 0-02
Cooley Kickhams 4-08 St. Kevins 0-05
ILFC
Naomh Martin 2-12 St. Marys 2-02
St. Brides 2-11 Naomh Fionnbarra 0-05
Junior A
Glyde Rangers 3-14 Stabannon Parnells B 3-09
Junior B
Mattock Rangers 6-09 Newtown Blues B 0-03
Cooley Kickhams won 4-09 to St Kevins 0-4
In Fr Mc Evoy Park Cooley the half time score was 1-03 to 0-4 in favor for Cooley
Cooley Kickhams team Coirin Rice, Eimear White, Katie Rafferty, Niamh Mc Parland, Lisa Mc Carragher, Patsi Mc Guinness, Megan Ferguson, Nicola Mc Donald, Siobhan Mc Donald, Evelyn Keenan, Laura Grills, Rita Mc Shane 0-2, Eibhlin Rice1-01, Lisa Maguire 2-01, Lauren Boyle 1-05 Subs Kerrie Ferguson, Erin O Connor, Niamh Quigley, Ella Murphy
St Kevins Cliodhna Duffy, Grainne Murray, Eleanor Smyth, Claire O Malley, Eimear Murray, Sarah Mulroy, Ashling Matthews, Susan Byrne 0-3, Niamh Murray, Alannah Dowling, Aoife Gregory, Paula Murray 0-1, Courtney Dowling, Laura Butterly, Martha Devlin Subs Clare Bulger, Ciara Matthews, Molly Mc Nee
Dowdallshill 1-6, Roche Emmets 0-2.
Dowdallshill progressed to the ladies championship semi final this morning with a win over Roche in the game played at a rain sodden Dowdallshill. Indeed it was a credit to both teams on a good game in a constant downpour. The Dowdallshill girls were the best team over the hour and deservedly go through to a semi final with title favourites, Stabannon. In a low scoring first half, the home team led 4 points to 1 at half time with the scores coming from Sonia Hoey and Emily Norton with 2 each. The second half was only a minute old when the decisive score came along when Emily Norton scored a great goal, and even at that stage with the defence on top, there was likely to be only one winner. Further points late in the half from Emily Norton again and Nicole Hanratty sealed the victory with Roche only managing a single second half point.
For Dowdallshill, Una Pearson dealt with anything that came her way, in defence, Sinead o Keefe was outstanding along with Janine Kelly and Sharo o Connor who although wearing no 15 played as sweeper. At midfield, Emma Singleton and Kathy o Reilly were on top throughout and got enough ball forward for the required scores to be put on the board. In the forwards, Emily Norton stood out along with first half sub Aine Lynch and young Abbie o Connor also contributed well on her introduction.
Dowdallshill team and scorers;Una Pearson; Sinead o Keefe, Aideen McGahon, Andrea Ladley; Sinead McGill, Janine Kelly, Ruth Burlington; Kathy o Reilly, Emna Singleton; Aine McBride,Sonia Hoey(0-2), Nicole Hanratty(0-1); Emma Crawley, Emily Norton(1-3), Sharon oConnor. Subs; Aine Lynch for Aine McBride, Abbie oConnor for Emma Crawley, Emily Cooney for Sonia Hoey.
A word also for referee Gerry Malone who had a good game and in the conditions, managed to keep all players safe in his handling of the game.
Dowdallshill progressed to the ladies championship semi final this morning with a win over Roche in the game played at a rain sodden Dowdallshill. Indeed it was a credit to both teams on a good game in a constant downpour. The Dowdallshill girls were the best team over the hour and deservedly go through to a semi final with title favourites, Stabannon. In a low scoring first half, the home team led 4 points to 1 at half time with the scores coming from Sonia Hoey and Emily Norton with 2 each. The second half was only a minute old when the decisive score came along when Emily Norton scored a great goal, and even at that stage with the defence on top, there was likely to be only one winner. Further points late in the half from Emily Norton again and Nicole Hanratty sealed the victory with Roche only managing a single second half point.
For Dowdallshill, Una Pearson dealt with anything that came her way, in defence, Sinead o Keefe was outstanding along with Janine Kelly and Sharo o Connor who although wearing no 15 played as sweeper. At midfield, Emma Singleton and Kathy o Reilly were on top throughout and got enough ball forward for the required scores to be put on the board. In the forwards, Emily Norton stood out along with first half sub Aine Lynch and young Abbie o Connor also contributed well on her introduction.
Dowdallshill team and scorers;Una Pearson; Sinead o Keefe, Aideen McGahon, Andrea Ladley; Sinead McGill, Janine Kelly, Ruth Burlington; Kathy o Reilly, Emna Singleton; Aine McBride,Sonia Hoey(0-2), Nicole Hanratty(0-1); Emma Crawley, Emily Norton(1-3), Sharon oConnor. Subs; Aine Lynch for Aine McBride, Abbie oConnor for Emma Crawley, Emily Cooney for Sonia Hoey.
A word also for referee Gerry Malone who had a good game and in the conditions, managed to keep all players safe in his handling of the game.
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