Congratulations to the Leitrim minors who had their first
win of this year’€’s Connacht Minor League last Saturday evening in Pairc Sean
beating Mayo with a score of 3-08 to
Mayo’€’s 1-09. Not many would have tipped Leitrim to beat Mayo after their first
three outings but this looked like a much stronger team, more determined and they
proved to be too good for Mayo.
Mayo got off to a great start with a goal in the first 20
seconds of the throw-in which looked ominous for Leitrim and I’€’m sure Leitrim
supporters feared the worst but with less than a minute gone Leitrim levelled
with Mayo with a super goal from Niall Brady. The goal helped settle the nerves
they began to bring the game to Mayo. Leitrim’€’s Jack DeLacy got the first point
of the game with a build up move involving Nicholas Moore, Mark McGrory, James
Rooney and Padraig Gallagher. In the seventh minute Mayo levelled the game with
a point by Shane Hennelly and that was followed by an Adam Gallagher point
which put Mayo ahead. Drumkerrin’€’s Felim McHugh pointed to level the game after
tenacious play from Mark McGrory in regaining possession.
Referee TJ Keaveney was perfectly placed to see an off the
ball incident and Mayo was reduced to 14 players when Cian Burke was issued
with a straight red card for an off the ball foul on James Rooney. Leitrim went
on to score a further three points by Niall Brady, Donal Wrynn (free) and
Nicholas Moore. Mayo’€’s Stephen Conroy replied with a point which was quickly
cancelled out by a Padraig Gallagher free after a foul on James Rooney. Just
before half time Mayo reduced Leitrim’€’s lead by getting two points from Eoghan Lavin (free) and Brian Mullin which left the score at half-time Leitrim (1-6) Mayo (1-5).
Within six minutes of the 2nd half Mayo went into
the lead with points from Shane Hennelly and Stephen Coen but Leitrim’€’s Niall
Brady levelled the game with a great point. Patrick Durcan’€’s point for Mayo put
them ahead again and at this stage it seemed that Mayo was getting control of the game and were playing better football.
Leitrim’€’s Aaron McLoughlin who had just come on scored a fantastic goal from a
pass by Niall Brady and shortly afterwards Aaron came close to Scóring his
second goal but his shot was cleared off the line by the alert Patrick Durcan
who was having a good game and both ends of the pitch. StephenÓgilheaney
converted a free for Leitrim but that was cancelled out by a Patrick Durcan
point. With just 4 minutes to go Leitrim secured a win when James Rooney
delivered an unstoppable shot past Mayo’€’s goalkeeper giving Leitrim their 3rd
goal and ensuring a victory over Mayo.
Final score Leitrim
3-08 Mayo 1-0
Leitrim
Brendan Flynn, Brendan Byrne, Enda Fowley, Gary Butler, Jack
Delacy (0-1), Eanna Madden, StephenÓgilheaney (0-1), Feilim McHugh (0-1), Donal
Wrynn (0-1), Padraig Gallagher (0-1), James Rooney (1-0), Nicholas Moore (0-1),
Conor Gaffney, Mark McGrory, Nialln Brady (1-2),
Subs: Cathal
McCauley for Butler (HT), Aaron McLoughlin (1-0) for McGrory (41 mins), Gary
Plunkett for Gaffney (59 mins)
Mayo
Marcus Moylette, Brian Walkin, Sean Moran, Donal Ronayne,
Patrick Durcan (0-2), Cian Burke, Kevin Lynch (1-0), Brian Mullin (0-1), Ryan
Coleman, Eoghan Lavin (0-1), Stephen
Coen (0-1), Sean Regan, Shane Hennelly (0-2), Adam Gallagher (0-1), Stephen
Conroy (0-1),
Subs: Stephen Moran for Conroy (HT), Paul O’€’Gara for
Roynane (HT), Val Roughneen for Lavin (44 mins), Diarmuid O’€’Connor for Coleman
(44 mins) Conor Langan for Moran (58 mins)
Referee: TJ Keaveney
11-Apr-12 by Gerri Mulhern – PRO – Coiste na nÓg
Semi final of the inaugural Tain league
Club HurlingBest of luck to Cluainin Iomaint, Glencar Manorhamilton who are in the semi final of the inaugural Táin league this Saturday against Antrim side Robert Emmets Cushendun at 2pm. Venue: Mid Ulster Sports arena in Cookstown, Co. Tyrone.
17-Apr-12 by Micheal Dolan – Hurling PRO
Scór – All Ireland Finals
ScórAll roads lead to Killarney this weekend as the All-Ireland final weekend is finally upon us. The county competitors prepare to shine in the INEC this Saturday 21st with the hope of taking home an All-Ireland Scór title. It will be a fantastic Leitrim occasion with large numbers travelling to support. A limited number of tickets are still available, please contact Maura Mulvey or your club representative. there is also a bus running from Friday to Sunday if anyone would like more information please contact the Mohill club for details. Wishing the three Leitrim Clubs the very best of luck, and safe travel to all competitors and supporters
The clubs taking part:
Figure Dancing – St Mary’s
Recitation – Aidan Dockery Bornacoola
Question Time – Bornacoola
Novelty Act – Mohill
16-Apr-12 by Claire Crossan – PRO – Scor
Leitrim team v Fermanagh
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15-Apr-12 by Colette Fox – PRO
Connacht Minor Football League 2012
Coiste na nÓgThis weekend’s Connacht Minor League game between Leitrim and Galway will take place on Saturday the 12th of April 2012 in Tuam Stadium, Tuam at 5.30pm.
With Leitrim’s morale boosted after their win over Mayo they will look to build on this win which should make next saturdays match very exciting. We would like to wish Mark and the team all the best.
11-Apr-12 by Gerri Mulhern – PRO – Coiste na nÓg
Leitrim proved to be too good for Mayo
Coiste na nÓgCongratulations to the Leitrim minors who had their first
win of this year’€’s Connacht Minor League last Saturday evening in Pairc Sean
beating Mayo with a score of 3-08 to
Mayo’€’s 1-09. Not many would have tipped Leitrim to beat Mayo after their first
three outings but this looked like a much stronger team, more determined and they
proved to be too good for Mayo.
Mayo got off to a great start with a goal in the first 20
seconds of the throw-in which looked ominous for Leitrim and I’€’m sure Leitrim
supporters feared the worst but with less than a minute gone Leitrim levelled
with Mayo with a super goal from Niall Brady. The goal helped settle the nerves
they began to bring the game to Mayo. Leitrim’€’s Jack DeLacy got the first point
of the game with a build up move involving Nicholas Moore, Mark McGrory, James
Rooney and Padraig Gallagher. In the seventh minute Mayo levelled the game with
a point by Shane Hennelly and that was followed by an Adam Gallagher point
which put Mayo ahead. Drumkerrin’€’s Felim McHugh pointed to level the game after
tenacious play from Mark McGrory in regaining possession.
Referee TJ Keaveney was perfectly placed to see an off the
ball incident and Mayo was reduced to 14 players when Cian Burke was issued
with a straight red card for an off the ball foul on James Rooney. Leitrim went
on to score a further three points by Niall Brady, Donal Wrynn (free) and
Nicholas Moore. Mayo’€’s Stephen Conroy replied with a point which was quickly
cancelled out by a Padraig Gallagher free after a foul on James Rooney. Just
before half time Mayo reduced Leitrim’€’s lead by getting two points from Eoghan Lavin (free) and Brian Mullin which left the score at half-time Leitrim (1-6) Mayo (1-5).
Within six minutes of the 2nd half Mayo went into
the lead with points from Shane Hennelly and Stephen Coen but Leitrim’€’s Niall
Brady levelled the game with a great point. Patrick Durcan’€’s point for Mayo put
them ahead again and at this stage it seemed that Mayo was getting control of the game and were playing better football.
Leitrim’€’s Aaron McLoughlin who had just come on scored a fantastic goal from a
pass by Niall Brady and shortly afterwards Aaron came close to Scóring his
second goal but his shot was cleared off the line by the alert Patrick Durcan
who was having a good game and both ends of the pitch. StephenÓgilheaney
converted a free for Leitrim but that was cancelled out by a Patrick Durcan
point. With just 4 minutes to go Leitrim secured a win when James Rooney
delivered an unstoppable shot past Mayo’€’s goalkeeper giving Leitrim their 3rd
goal and ensuring a victory over Mayo.
Final score Leitrim
3-08 Mayo 1-0
Leitrim
Brendan Flynn, Brendan Byrne, Enda Fowley, Gary Butler, Jack
Delacy (0-1), Eanna Madden, StephenÓgilheaney (0-1), Feilim McHugh (0-1), Donal
Wrynn (0-1), Padraig Gallagher (0-1), James Rooney (1-0), Nicholas Moore (0-1),
Conor Gaffney, Mark McGrory, Nialln Brady (1-2),
Subs: Cathal
McCauley for Butler (HT), Aaron McLoughlin (1-0) for McGrory (41 mins), Gary
Plunkett for Gaffney (59 mins)
Mayo
Marcus Moylette, Brian Walkin, Sean Moran, Donal Ronayne,
Patrick Durcan (0-2), Cian Burke, Kevin Lynch (1-0), Brian Mullin (0-1), Ryan
Coleman, Eoghan Lavin (0-1), Stephen
Coen (0-1), Sean Regan, Shane Hennelly (0-2), Adam Gallagher (0-1), Stephen
Conroy (0-1),
Subs: Stephen Moran for Conroy (HT), Paul O’€’Gara for
Roynane (HT), Val Roughneen for Lavin (44 mins), Diarmuid O’€’Connor for Coleman
(44 mins) Conor Langan for Moran (58 mins)
Referee: TJ Keaveney
11-Apr-12 by Gerri Mulhern – PRO – Coiste na nÓg
Connacht 40×20 Juvenile B Championship
HandballConnacht 40×20 Juvenile B Championship
The Connnacht 40×20 Juvenile Semi-Finals were played onÓgood Friday in Lisacul with Roscommon providing the opposition. Leitrim were represented by Cormac Scollan u11, Eoin and Fergal McLoughlin u11D, Oisin McLoughlin u12, Michael Wrynn u15, Aaron Scollan u16 and Sean Leyden u17, all from Fenagh Handball Club. Leitrims winners on the day were Cormac Scollan, Eoin and Fergal McLoughlin and Aaron Scollan who all progressed to The Connacht Finals in Castlebar. Well done to the other players who were narrowly beaten with some fine handball on display. Some photographs from thr event are avaiable on the gallery.
10-Apr-12 by Niall Scollan – Handball PRO
Tain League – Dermot Molloy League
Club HurlingTain League
In the last group game of division 4A Cluainin Iomaint travelled to Carrick hurling club last Saturday. In a very low Scóring game Cluainin won on a scoreline of 0.10 to 0.02. This now sees Cluainin Iomaint through to the semi final. A date for this game has yet to be fixed. Meanwhile in division 5 Ballinamore were due to play Fermanaghs Knock Grattans but unfortunately the Fermanagh side conceded.
Dermot Molloy League
Cluainin Iomaint had a busy weekend as they also played their first game of the Sligo League when they took on Calry St. Josephs on Monday last. They were unlucky to go down on a scoreline of 1.08 to 3.05. Their next game will take place on the 18th when they face Tourlestrane at 8pm under lights in Tourlestrane.
10-Apr-12 by Micheal Dolan Hurling PRO
Leitrim team to play Waterford
County FootballThe Leitrim team to play Waterford in our final home match in this years Allianz Football League in Pairc Sean on Easter Sunday at 1.30pm has been announced
Foireann Liatroim:Â
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Cathal McCrann Cathal Mac Bhroin Gortletteragh
James Glancy Seamus Mac Fhlannacha St Mary’s
Ciaran Egan Ciaran Mac Aodhagain Gortletteragh
Paddy Maguire ` (Capt)Â Padraig Mag Uidhir Glencar Manorhamilton
Daniel Beck Domhnaill De Beic Mohill
Fabian McMorrow Fabian Mac MuirÃÂ Melvin Gaels
Wayne McKeon Wayne Mac Eoin Ballinamore Sean O’Heslin’s
Daniel Lowe Dónall Mac Lú St Marys
Shane mórán Sean Ãâ Móráin Ballinamore Sean O’Heslin’s
Paul Brennan Pol Ãâ Braonain Melvin Gaels
Robbie Lowe Roibeard Mac Lú St Mary’s
Colin Ryan Colin Ãâ RiainÓglencar Manorhamilton
Kevin Conlon CaoimhÃÂn Ãâ Connálin St. Patrick’s Dromahair
Paddy McGowan Padraig Mac Gabhann St Patrick’s Dromahair
Emlyn Mulligan Emlyn Ãâ Maolagain Melvin GaelsÂ
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Fir Ionad:Â
Gary LoughlinÓgearóid Ãâ LochlainnÓglencar Manorhamilton
Colm Clarke Colm Ãâ Cleirigh Drumkeerin
Alan Wynne Alan Ãâ GaoithÃÂn Allen Gaels
Gavin Reynolds Gavin Mac Raghnaill Cloone
Enda Williams Enda Ãâ Uilliam Clonguish
Sean McWeeney Sean Mac Mhaonaigh Aughnasheelin
Conor Sheridan Conchúr O Sirideáin Melvin Gaels
DeclanÓgilhooley Deaglan Mac Giolla hUallaigh Allen GaelsÂ
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Bainisteoiri: Barney Breen and George Dugdale
06-Apr-12 by Colette Fox – PRO
Connacht Gaa Minor League Football 2012
Coiste na nÓgThis weekends Connacht Minor League game between Leitrim and Mayo will take place on Saturday 7th of April 2012 in Pairc Sean MacDiarmada at 5.30pm.
We would like to wish Mark and the team all the best.
Referee: TJ Keaveney
05-Apr-12 by Gerri Mulhern – PRO – Coiste na nÓg
Bornacoola new website
DevelopmentWell done to Bornacoola on the launch of their newly revamped website. Their new site can be accessed through this link.
05-Apr-12 by Colette Fox – PRO
Congrats Cloone
Club FootballCloone were the winners in Leitrim of the injury screening initiative draw.
The prize consists of injury screening & fitness testing for up to 32
of your members plus follow up screening and testing. The testing
will be undertaken by Sports Surgery Clinic (SSC) and will take place
in Croke Park.
Congratulations Cloone.
04-Apr-12 by Colette Fox – PRO
Leitrim Championship Dates and Rules
Club FootballYou can view or download the complete 2012 Leitrim Championship fixtures, dates and clarification of the championship rules by following this link.
04-Apr-12 by Colette Fox – PRO