Aldergrove Complete the Double on Neighbours Glenavy Antrim Division 2 Football league St. James’ 1.10 v 1.09 St. Joseph’s Local parish rivals Aldergrove and Glenavy met in the second round at Crumlin on a cold miserable evening. With torrential rain just before the throwin meant the players had to contend with a wet slippery pitch.
Antrim Minor B Football Championship St. Joseph’s GAC, Glenavy 1.14 v 2.08 Clan na Gael When these sides met in the league Clan na Gael won on a score of 4.20 v 1.1 which made the visitors raging hot favourites going into this game. The home side fielding a young side were rewarded with a
The July edition contains important information on: The 2019 National Club Forums Goalpost safety GAA & RNLI Respect the Water campaign All-Ireland Poc Fada finals Táin Óg League Renault GAA World Games Any feedback on the GAA Club Newsletter can be directed to clubnewsletter@gaa.ie https://www.gaa.ie/news/read-the-latest-gaa-club-newsletter-july-2019/
Wheelchair hurlers from Co. Antrim have been nominated in the Best Sport Project Category in the 25th Birthday National Lottery Awards and need your help to win! Conn Nagle (St Enda’s Glengormley), Peter Lewis (Portglenone), David Doherty and Aaron Gillen along with their fellow Ulster GAA Wheelchair Hurler teammates are one of ten groups nominated and are in
Photographs: Bert Trowlen SW U12 Football League Glenavy 1-4 Tir na nOg 1-4 On a very warm evening at Chapel Hill, St Joseph U12’s welcomed Tir na nOg, Randalstown. It was sure to be a tense match as Glenavy won the away match by only one point, earlier in the season. A bigger Tir na
South West U14 League Section 2 Glenavy 4-2 Tir na nOg, Randalstown 0-4 Photographs: Bert Trowlen Glenavy had Tir na nOg, Randalstown as visitors to Chapel Hill on Friday evening in their penultimate game in the section 2 of the SW U14 league. Both teams came into the game very much still in contention for
Division 2 Football League St.Patrick’s Lisburn 1.08 v 1.14 St.Joseph’s Glenavy. Going into this game the home side playing at their home ground on Kirkwood Road knew they would of playing division three football next season. On the other hand the visitors knew they would be staying in the second division. After a close first
Reserve Football Shield. Glenavy 1.12 v 2.06 Rossa Rossa travelled to Glenavy as hot favourites to return home with a win. The home side won the game in the first half with a sustained attack on the visitors defence to lead by seven 1.08 v 0.04 at the break. Once again a Glenavy team almost
Antrim Division Two Football League Davitt’s v 1.14 v 1.14 St.Joseph’s With both sides on ten points at least a point was needed to guarantee division two football next season. In a highly entertaining game resulted in the point needed to escape a relegation battle. Played on a 4G pitch on a very hot evening
?️◼Summer Camp Announcement◼?️ Calling all P1 to P7 kids! ?️St. Joseph’s GAC Summer Scheme?️ ? 19th – 21st August 2019 ? 10am – 2.30pm Price: 1st child – £35 Additional child – £30 Coaches will have Access NI clearance. Gaelic games, rounders and much more! Registration: Monday evenings from 15th July – 6.30 to 7.30pm
St Josephs GAC
Chapel Rd
Glenavy
BT29 4LY