Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
A week on from the Danske Bank Mageean Cup Final played at The Dub Arena QUB Wednesday 26th October 2016,
THERE were tears on the sideline at the QUB arena as Odhrán McKenna ran onto the pitch for the final
Danske Bank MacRory Cup: St Paul’s, Bessbrook v St Macartan’s, Monaghan (Friday, Silverbridge, 1.30pm); Patrician, Carrickmacross v Omagh CBS (Friday, Pearse Óg,
ST PAUL’S, Bessbrook may have a host of players back from last season’s McRory Cup campaign, but manager John Rafferty
ST Patrick’s Armagh begin their Dankse Bank MacRory Cup Group C campaign with a tricky opener against St Michael’s Enniskillen
ABBEY CBS play St Ronan?s, Lurgan on Friday night in what is already a top of the table clash in Group
Dominic Corrigan has been synonymous with Gaelic football at St Michael’s, Enniskillen for over 30 years. Colm Bradley speaks to
IT’S over 60 years since the MacRory Cup rested in a Monaghan school. But expectation is higher than ever that
Danske Bank MacNamee Cup final Friday 3pm in Ballymena St Patrick’s Maghera v St Killian’s Garron Tower Exactly a year
PATRICIAN High School, Carrickmacross were drawn in Group A, alongside St Mary’s, Magherafelt, St Colman’s, Newry, Omagh CBS and St
St Patrick’s, Cavan annexed their first MacRory Cup title for 43 years in 2015. Only two players survive from that
Danske Bank MacRory Cup: Abbey CBS v St Macartan’s, Monaghan (Wednesday, Silverbridge, 2pm) THERE was an unexpectedly easy win for
Danske Bank Mageean Cup semi-final St Killian’s Garron Tower 2-17 Cross and Passion Ballycastle 1-15 aet St Killian’s Garron Tower
Danske Bank Mageean Cup semi-final St Mary’s CBGS Belfast 0-20 St Louis Ballymena 1-12 Holders St Louis Ballymena’s grip on
