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
Creagh Concreate Minor B Group 1 Lámh Dhearg 1-15-1-09 Glenavy Lámh Dhearg minors made it back to back wins in Group 1 of the Minor B Championship after coming out on top 1-15-1-09 over Glenavy at Hannahstown this evening. The Hannastown side led by two-points at the interval with Eoin Campbell accounting for four of
Larkin Cassidy Solicitors IFC group 1 St. Joseph’s Glenavy 0.10 v 1.10 Davitt’s With both teams having lost their opening two games the chances of making the playoff was slim. Both teams served up an entertaining game which was played before a sparse crowd. The City side won the game because they were more clinical
Senior Reserve Football Shield – Group 2 St. Joseph’s 2-11 St. Paul’s 1-13 Peter Treanor and Thomas Gallagher hit 1-02 apiece as Glenavy withstood a strong second half rally from visitors, St. Paul’s to edge this Senior Reserve Shield encounter at Chapel Hill tonight. The home side looked to be coasting to a comfortable win
Via Saffron Gael Larkin Cassidy Solicitors IFC Group 2 Glenravel 0-17 Glenavy 2-09 In a game which was level on seven different occasions, the home team produce a magical eight minute spell late in the game with six unanswered points and appeared to have sealed the deal but late drama saw them pegged
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