2020, a year like no other. Yet one where Ladies Gaelic football in Glenavy made a lot of progress both on and off the field of play. We had ladies only teams Under 8, Under 10 and Under 12 for the first time, entering into the South West Antrim GoGames competitions, as well as our
As with all teams, our U16s had a strange 2020. The boys went through a disjointed season unbeaten and were looking forward to a league final when the season was unfortunately cut short. A huge effort was put in by everyone on the panel throughout the year training hard through lockdown and putting in great
***Club 100 Draw*** The Club would like to sincerely thank all those who very kindly have signed up for the 24 month period. Your participation in this draw is helping to improve further the facilities at Chapel Hill which in turn offers our community top class space for recreation and sport. Phase 2 is now
Our AGM takes place on 22nd November at 6pm via Microsoft Teams. In preparation for this you can read our Secretary’s Report here. Secretary’s Report 2020 If you are willing to stand for a post on our committee or would like to nominate someone having confirmed their acceptance please contact our secretary at secretary.stjosephsglenavy.antrim@gaa.ie Other
A Chairde, St. Joseph’s GAC, Glenavy will host their AGM on Sunday 22nd November at 6.00pm via Microsoft Teams. Due to the Covid-19 restrictions our AGM cannot go ahead as normal. Why Microsoft Teams? Microsoft Teams allows clubs to create an online meeting and allows attendees to view presentations, ask questions via text or voice
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
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BT29 4LY