Creagh Concrete Minor B Football Championship Ardoyne 5-10 Glenavy 5-16 St. Joseph’s went into this game knowing that they needed to beat Ardoyne by at least 10 points in order to proceed into the semi-final of the Minor Football B Championship. In their first year back into competition at minor level, Ardoyne faced them with
Andersonstown Social Club Ladies Junior Football Final Gort Na Mona 7.08 v 2.14 St. Joseph’s Glenavy The game was played at Musgrave Park the home of St. Brigid’s and as usual everything was perfect for a good game except the weather .A continual downpour throughout t the game made handling extremely difficult. To their credit
Monday 7th September will go down as a special date in the history of St. Joseph’s GAC. Fittingly, over 100 young people from our nursery to Under 12 groups and their coaches were the first to take to our new training facility, enjoying a great session under the state of the art floodlights. Long gone
On Saturday afternoon at Woodlands our Senior Ladies produced a fantastic display of football, seeing off an extremely strong St. Paul’s B team, full of county experience in key positions. After a slow start the Glenavy girls picked themselves up establishing a 3 point lead at half time. 3-05 to 3-02. The second half was
Antrim U16 B Football League Glenavy keep their unbeaten run going with another win. St. Joseph’s, Glenavy 2.17 v 0.12 St. Mary’s, Rasharkin The game was played in glorious sunshine with a strong breeze blowing towards the school end which made scoring into the parochial end more difficult. The clubs agreed to 14 aside which
Andersonstown Social Club Ladies Junior Championship ¼ Final. St.Joseph’s Glenavy 3.15 v 3.10 St.Ergnat’s Moneyglass When the teams arrived at 5.30pm they landed into a thunder shower and it was doubtful whether the game would take place. The rain eased and by the time the game started the pitch was just about playable. With a
Our annual Francie Doone Cycle in aid of Chest, Heart and Stoke NI will take place on Sunday, 13th September. In order to be Covid – 19 compliant we will be staggering the start times between 8.30 and 9.30am 2 routes: 19 miles and 50 miles. Choose on the day. For the first time all
St.Joseeph’s Glenavy 3.13 v 0.08 Kickham’s Creggan After a feisty draw at Creggan this replay created a good deal of interest but it turned out to be a rather tame affair. Played at Chapel Hill on a beautiful evening the game was late at getting started which meant it finished as darkness closed in. Both
Senior Reserve Shield Group 2 St. James Aldergrove 0-13 St. Joseph’s Glenavy 3-8 St. Joseph’s Glenavy completed the double over neighbours Aldergrove in this Reserve Football Shield, Group 2 meeting in Crumlin last night and in doing so put themselves in pole position to advance to the play-offs with Tir na nÓg, Randalstown. In an
Antrim U-16B Football League St. Joseph’s, Glenavy 7.17 v 3.05 Kickham’s, Creggan The home side had a resounding winning margin against a gallant Creggan at a sunny Chapel Hill. The winning margin doesn’t tell the whole story as the young visitors played well but could not quell the home forward line. Indeed the scoreline would
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