This weeks matches include:

Wednesday minors in Burren; Thursday U16 v Castlewellan in the town; Friday seniors in Clonduff; Saturday U8 & U10 in Rostrevor; Sunday U12 in Annaclone and seconds in Warrenpoint; Monday seniors in Longstone; Tuesday U14 in Bosco.


*The U14 lost in Atticall on Tuesday evening, 5:11 to 3:5. Paul Allen, Stephen Corr, Stephen Mc Veigh and Mark Mc Kay were An Riochts top players.

There was no referee for the match, hardly the best start to the season.

*The U12 lost in Longstone and again there was no referee. The boys were not as hardy as the girls whose camogie match preceded them and after a bad start they never got going with the homesters running out clear winners. Best for An Riocht were Philip Murnion, James Mc Culla, Ryan Donnelly, Ronan Mc Alinden and Kieran Clarke though both teams deserve praise for turning out on such a poor day.

The U12 football practice on Thursday is at Kittys Road.

*The U16 footballers made heavy weather of defeating Bryansford and were flattered by the final scoreline. They completed an unwanted hat trick as for the third match in five days there was no referee. Scorers were Declan Ross 2:7, Conor Sloan 3:2, Darren Cunningham 0:3, Christopher Killen 0:1, Adrian Arterton 0:1, John Francis White 0:1.

*The minors won one and lost one in the Feis sevens. Liatroim have pulled out of the league.

*The thirds lost to Atticall seconds in Atticall on Sunday evening nine points to three. Atticall led four two at half time and we had wind advantage to come. Raymond Sloan fired over to leave the minimum in it on the restart but wholesale changes, seven substitutions, that were made to ensure everyone got a game meant we never got going in the second half.

Neil Cousins, Ciaran Cunningham, Jim Sloan and Michael Murney were our best.

*The seconds lost to Bryansford by four points. Neill Doran had a good first half kicking five long range points.

*The senior footballers lost in Burren by three points. Like last weeks match it could have been won.