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Antrim Ladies Footballers have recently been nominated for this years Aisling awards.
If they were to win it would raise the profile of Ladies Football in Antrim to another level.
Please follow (copy and paste) the address/link and register your vote in support of our ladies.
The Ladies are up against serious competition so be sure to pick the ‘Antrim Ladies’ option at the bottom.
Also please forward this to as many people as you possibly can to ensure the girls have every chance of winning!
Ciara , Cailin , Cathy and Aine Mc Elroy with the Antrim All Ireland Champions.
St Ergnat’s GAC hosted a nights celebration to welcome the jubilant Antrim Ladies All Ireland Winners to our clubrooms in Moneyglass . Gerard Weir chairman welcomed the Ladies and congratulated them on their fine win over Limerick and said it was a great honour for our club to be the first to recognise their achievement . Praising the contribution from our player and all the Antrim Ladies Team and not forgetting the hard work put in by the management of Davy Cherry and Ciaron O Connor both from St Galls . Davy Cherry praised the girls for their commitment over the past few years and added that more silverware should be on its way to Antrim . Players from St Brigids , Bredagh ,Creggan , Tir Na Nog and Glenavy attended on the evening . Congratulations girls from Moneyglass .
The Cup safe in the hands of Ciara Mc Coy
The victorious Antrim All Ireland Ladies team will visit with their trophy on Saturday 3rd Oct @ 7.30pm . Come along and congratulate our six girls and their team mates and give them a great welcome . Refreshments , disco and bar open
Congratulations to the Antrim Ladies on their All Ireland victory against Limerick . It was a tense game for us all to watch and St Ergnat’s Ladies played a valuable part to the team effort on the day . Ciara Mc Coy in goals certainly played a significant part in saving a couple of goal chances which made the difference at the final whistle . Eimear Kelly was invaluable in defence and together with Aine Mc Elroy , Briget Scullion and Cathy Carey helped Antrim through to victory . Congratulations to all the panel on their achievement.
The girls now face Limerick at Croke Park on the 27th September. We are hoping that all clubs will be making every effort to attend the game which is a 12 noon throw in. Perhaps if required clubs can combine and organise to fill a coach together.
adults 25 euro
Students / OAPs 10 euro
Under 14s 8 euro
Group rates for u16s (min 10)
5 euro pp+ 1 adult at 5 euro per group of 10
The Ladies played in the semi-final of the championship against StPaul’s last night . Opening the came St Paul’s speed and accurate passing in the midfield soon saw them dominate the game in the first half . Moneyglass could not find any way through St Paul’s and made substitutions in the second half which improved their team performance but it was to late as St Paul’s could not be beaten as the Ladies made late bursts throught St Paul’s. The game was played at a very fast pace to the final whistle on a pitch which was in good condition but heavy .
Junior Ladies Ulster Championship Final.
Antrim v DERRY.
Anyone interested in travelling to support our four girls on the team,
please contact Colleen on 0772915220
or Ursula on 02879651748….
Match 5th July in Breffini Park Cavan.
Susan Graffin has taken up the role as Ladies football rep at the County meetings and will filter back the information to the Ladies teams , goodluck Susan.
Ladies Football registration and team sheets are now urgent and outstanding and need to be returned ASAP. When the Ladies play a match the score has to be sent in to the Antrim Secretary .
Intermediate Championship Fixtures 25th August
Moneyglass v St. Gaul’s(Away)
St. Paul’s v Creggan (Home)
Urgent - Registration team sheets and money needs to be in for 31st May or Ladies will get no more fixtures . Kate and Gerard are collecting this at present , if you don’t pay you will not play.
Moneyglass, in their second game in three days, swept aside a fancied St galls team. The home side imply had too much for the Belfast side towards the latter stages of the game.
For the second time in a week, a rampant Moneyglass side scored 6-19 in a single game. Once again, the ever dangerous Ciara mCCoy proved too much for the away defence, scoring 2 goals and a point. Caoimhe Scullion was also creating a lot for the home side, scoring 1-2 in the process.
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