Archive for the ‘GAA Football’ Category

Waterford students go out of Trench Cup with honour

WIT exited this year Trench Cup – the second-tier, third-level football competition – at the penultimate stage when they lost out to their counterparts from Tralee in Maynooth on Friday last.

Déise girls’ goal power

Waterford ladies made it three wins out of three in the Bord Gais, National League when they beat Roscommon by 9 points in Dr Hyde Park on Sunday.

Yellows and reds discolour picture in Carlow

Take off: Waterford's Eamonn Walsh and Carlow's JJ Smith in action at Dr Cullen Park.
Waterford’s footballers remain unbeaten following a hard-earned draw.

Waterford make no mistake this time

At arm's length: Waterford goalscorer Robert Ahearne holds off London's Conor Beirne.
Fourteen-man Waterford followed up their win over Leitrim in the opening round of this year’s National League with another brace of points thanks to a comfortable eleven-point victory over London at Fraher Field on Sunday.

Decies ladies win southeast derby

Waterford made it two out of two in the Bord Gais National League with a four-point win over neighbours Wexford in Kilmacthomas on Sunday.

Easy win for Deise girls

Hollywood stars: The Waterford team who beat Wicklow in their league opener last weekend.
Waterford got their Bord Gais National Ladies Football League campaign off to a good start with an easy win over Wicklow in Hollywood, on Sunday.

Waterford off to great start

Waterford's Mick Ahearne on the move (as a Leitrim player goes head over heels!).
John Owens got off to the perfect start in the National Football League when they enjoyed a three-point win over Leitrim last Sunday.

Girls county schools title goes West

Action from the final played at Abbeyside GAA Grounds. | photo: Sean Byrne
Dungarvan’s Scoil Garbháin won the Waterford County Primary Schools ‘A’ Football Championship, beating Tramore’s Holy Cross NS.

Déise footballers start promotion bid in Leitrim

Waterford’s Liam Ó Lionnáin slots home the first of his two goals as Leitrim’s Barry Prior looks on during their NFL game at Fraher Field last March which the homesters won by 3-7 to 2-10.         | Photo: Michael Kiely
The Waterford senior footballers get their 2010 league campaign off the mark when they take on promotion rivals Leitrim in Carrick-on-Shannon this Sunday.

Footballers very nearly pull off shock in Kerry

‘Star burst’: Kieran Donaghy.
John Owens’ debut as manager of the Waterford senior footballers saw his charges put it up to Kerry.