Stars in their eyes. New date for stars in their eyes is 23 May. Anyone interested or anyone you think would be good for this please let us know or contact Brian Doherty Ronan King or Cillian Keavney writes Brian Cunningham.
Outdoor coaching for Nursery, P1 and P2 boys and girls in all codes will continue in St Malachy’s Park on Saturday 9 May at 10am. Please ensure that you have membership paid online All new members welcome.
Coaching for P3 and P4 boys in Hurling and football at 10am on Saturday 9 May in St Malachy’s Park. All new members welocome. Please make sure membership is paid on line.
Coaching for U-8 and U-10 girls continues in the St Malachy’s Park on Saturday 25 April. Camogie 10.00 – 10.45, Football 10.45 – 11.30. All new members welcome.
The U-12 Camogs will be in Newry for an Ulster Blitz on Saturday 9 May. All players are asked to meet at the Club at 10.30am. We would request as many parents as possible to attend.
Hurling training for boys from P5 to first years will take place in St Malachy’s Park on Wednesday evening from 5.45 to 6.45 pm.
U-16 girls were away to Teconnaught on Sunday. Due to different reasons the Town girls could only field 14 but still managed to bring some travelling support. The first half saw Castlewellan dominating the game and scoring galore, much to Teconnaught’s frustration.
The girls came in at half time 1-0 to 2-10. However, with the calmly weather and no substitutions the Town knew they were going to be pushed. Teconnaught scored straight away from throw in. Amy McCourt held the back line up well with Alannah Megoran also working hard. Teconnaught piled pressure on through out the second half using their subs to their advantage. But the Town girls ensured the win with a further 8 points being scored the second half.
This was a game that tested both their fitness and discipline, giving them the result they much deserved. Scores from Louise Doran, Brea McKee, Orla Morgan, Paula McKay and Jade Hammond. Final score 3-6 to 2-18. Well done girls! Next game 17 May against Saval in Saval.
The U-12 hurling team had a big win away to Newry Shamrocks on Thursday night. Well done lads. Training Wednesday at 5.45. Next game is at home to Ballyvarley .
The U-14 Hurling team had a comfortable win away to Bredagh B on Friday night 2-12 to 0-3.
The Town seconds came up against a well-drilled Bredagh team at the Bann Road on Sunday morning. The game was hotly contested and was in the balance until Bredagh got two late goals to pull away and win by a score line of 3-10 to 1-11. Best for the town were Donal McKibbin who scored some excellent points, Conall Corrigan who consistently marshalled the defence and Colm Flanaghan who never stopped working the whole game.
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