Archive for the ‘GAA Football’ Category
Saviours survive as Ballinameela sink
When this year began, Ballinameela were without doubt considered first and foremost as a football club.
They had just enjoyed a tremendous debut year in the Senior Football Championship where they came within a kick of a ball of getting to a county final.
Clonea clinch crown in Carriganore canter
Clonea won the County Under-21 ‘B’ hurling title with considerable ease when they swept aside the tired challenge of St Olivers
Mid-Waterford mourns loss of an outstanding teacher and exemplary GAA man
A man of sincerity, an outstanding servant to Stradbally GAA Club, an exemplary teacher and a great family man: these were just some of the tributes paid to Sean Ahearne, who passed away on Thursday last.
Saviours make amends in convincing victory
After losing the 2011 Final to the same opposition earlier this year, St Saviours made amends by claiming the 2010 Phelan Cup.
Division Three Under-16 Eastern Football Final
Dunhill/Fenor proved way too strong for a young St.Saviours team.
Division Two U-16 Eastern Football Final:
Kilmacthomas were crowned Champions with a hard fought victory over a gallant Tramore side.
Division One Eastern Football Final
Roanmore got some measure of revenge when they comprehensively beat County champions De La Salle.
McCabe’s golden goal sinks Kilkenny
Anthony Browne’s Waterford Inter League Youth squad have moved on to a total of four points following this victory in Ozier Park on Sunday afternoon.
Disappointment for Dungarvan as Mullinahone reach decider
Like many of their fellow county champions of 2011, Dungarvan’s interest in the Provincial Championship ended at the penultimate hurdle.
Deise interest ends in Junior Championship
The Puckane outfit was always on top in this game, but credit to Sliabh gCua they kept fighting to the end.