ST. JOSEPH’S WIN LOCAL DERBY Senior Reserve Football Shield Group 2 Date: Friday 24th July 2020 St. Joseph’s Glenavy 2.10 v 1.05 St. James’ Aldergrove This was the first game played at Chapel Hill with supporters allowed into the ground with the relaxation from the lockdown. As local derby’s go this was no exception with
?⚫? URGENT NOTICE ?⚫? We have been informed that admission to the Men’s Intermediate Football Championship group matches will be by ticket only. Tickets cost £25 and will allow entry to all 5 group matches. Tickets are non-refundable. There are no concessions for OAPs or children. EVERYONE MUST HAVE A TICKET If you wish to
Glenavy3.13 b 4.05 St.Teresas’ With home venue and excellent pitch the Chapel Hill side was looking forward to a win in the revised All County Division 2 but they didn’t get things easy. Inside the first five minutes St.Teresa’s were 2.01 in front. Darren McCann had the opening point quickly followed by goals from Joe
Phase 2 of our facility development is almost complete! We are delighted to unveil the final designs for our ‘Community Space and Ball Wall’. This will be a great resource for our Club and area. The Community Space will include picnic tables and a great view of Lough Neagh, overlooking our new training facility. Additonally,
Please read this important announcement carefully and follow the instructions. All players must complete the procedures in order to return to play. The Club thanks you in advance for your cooperation. In accordance with the GAA guidelines St. Joseph’s G.A.C. are making a return to play on 26th June. Prior to returning, all players
A chairde, Please find below the May edition of the GAA Club Newsletter, and which is packed full of news and information for club officers, players and members. Please note that our grounds remained closed to ALL activity. There has been a lot of people taking it upon themselves to climb fences and trespass. Please
Our Senior Ladies were raising funds for the Glenavy Covid – 19 response last week. They have covered “The Length of Ireland and Back” by walking, running and rowing. From Malinhead to Mizenhead, back to Malinhead before heading home to Chapel Hill covering a distance of over 1200km. Orlagh McClinton kept a diary of events
Below is an article via Saffron Gael about senior player Charles Gallagher who, as an NHS doctor, is currently working in A and E in Craigavon. The Club would like to acknowledge Charles and all those who are members of our Club and community who are putting themselves at risk during this current crisis. Their
?️◼?️ Covid – 19 Fundraiser ?️◼?️ St. Joseph’s GAC’s Senior Ladies are raising funds for the Glenavy Covid – 19 response. They will be covering “The Length of Ireland and Back” by walking, running and rowing. Malinhead to Mizenhead to Malinhead will be a journey of nearly 1000km and they have a week to complete
Please find the latest edition of the GAA Club Newsletter via the link below. As always, we would ask that you make it as widely available as possible to your members. The Club Newsletter contains a message of support for all members from Uachtarán John Horan and Ard Stiúrthóir Tom Ryan. There is also important
Well done to our U13s on their win against All Saints Ballymena in the Q final of the shield today with a scoreline of 1-6 to 0-5. They all played a fantastic game, with a well deserved win 👏
Full Time Reserve Shield
Sarsfields 0-7
Glenavy 4-12
Half Time @ The Bear Pit
Reserve Shield Q/Final
Sarsfields 0-1
Glenavy 3-5
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