Lotto Results
This week's winning numbers (18/5/2004)

12,14,20,24


There were no winners of the Jackpot.

There were no Match 3 number winners

Next weeks estimated Jackpot is £1120

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Reserves Beat Liatroim

The Reserves beat Liatroim by 2-11 to 2-06 on Sunday evening.

Glenn Match Postponed To Monday

The Seniors match against Glenn due to be played this evening has been postponed until Monday evening due to a Glenn bereavement.

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u16(M) Cruise To Championship Win

The U16(M) moved smoothly into the next round of the champioship with a facile victory against a game but outmatched Dromara team.

The match as a contest was over by the 13th minute by which stage Carryduff had notched up 2-4 without reply. Dromara opened their account with a free(15) but Carryduff's reply was a goal(16) a Sean McCreesh won ball from a 45 and shot home.

Dromara did engineer a goal chance but Paddy Craig cleared brilliantly with keeper O'Reilly beaten. Carryduff continued to rack up the scores and by half time the score read:

Dromara 0-2 Carryduff 4-7

Dromara started the second half brightly and Carryduff suffering squandermania were outscored 4 points to 2 in the first ten minutes much to the delight of the home support.

Carryduff however stepped up a gear again and notched 1-5 without reply between the 11th and 18th minutes. The match meandered towards its conclusion as Carryduff took points when goals were available and flurry from Dromara in the last five minutes yielded a sequence of wides.

This was a match from which little could be taken as Carryduff never had to get out of second gear, however a win is a win.

Final score Dromara 0-7 Carryduff 5-16

C. O'Reilly
P.Craig M.Conway M.Neeson
C.Brennan R.McKay R. Forrest
C. Doherty(0-5) S McCreesh (1-0)
K. Briggs(1-0) A. Moorhead(1-1) C. McConville(0-2) C. Slevin(0-1) B.Quinn(2-6)R. Carey (0-1)

M.Morris, C.McCrory K.McGoran, M.Murray, A. Stronge

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Under 12 Football Update

The under 12 development squad had an excellent game at St Paul's, Holywood on Monday night.

St Paul's had elected to conceed the points in the league match with Carryduff, and asked to play our development squad instead.

Playing on a small pitch the Carryduff boys dominated the game throughout, only allowing St Paul's a single score in either half.

The final result of 6-12 to 0-2 has been submitted as the result of the league match and leaves the under-12 team unbeaten so far.

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Club Kit Delivery Delay

The Executive Committee of the Club would like to apologise to all those supporters who are still awaiting the delivery of the Club kit they have ordered.

Our kit supplier, Gaelic Gear, have so far been unable to fulfill our order despite having repeatedly assured us that it would have been delivered within days.

You can be sure that your committee are taking a proactive approach in resolving this issue. We thank you for your patience

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U-14's (M) Edged Out In Thriller!

The U-14 team came out on the wrong side of a 3-11 to 3-9 scoreline against Downpatrick on Tuesday night.

In a very close fought first half, Carryduff lead by 3-2 to 0-7 at the break. The goals coming from Declan Doherty, Conall Early and Darragh Goodwin. Early and Liam Morgan added the points.

The second half was an even tighter affair with the lead changing hands at least 5 times. Both teams played outstanding football and this really was end to end football. Points from Early (2), Declan Doherty, Neill Magowan, Danny McClean, and Phillip Butler put Carryduff in a strong
position to win the game. However, the Downpatrick side powered on by Neal Cunningham in midfield racked up 3-4. The third goal came at the death and proved to be the killer blow for the Duff men. A goal chance went begging at the very end for Carryduff who had to settle for their first defeat of the season. It was a game the boys did not deserve to lose but they can take heart from this thrilling performance and it will surely act as a motivating factor for the rest of the season.

Final score - Downpatrick 3-11, Carryduff 3-9.

Carryduff team
1- Ciaran Lavery
2- Justin Stronge
3- Ryan Forrest
4- Connor Magee
5- Connor Docherty
6- Connor Beattie
7- Matthew McAuley
8- Stephen Quinn
9- Rory McCormick
10- Declan Doherty
11- Conall Early
12- Darragh Goodwin
13- Danny McClean
14- Liam Morgan
15- Darragh Brownlee

16- Brendan Curran
17- Neill Magowan
18- Aoran McAneaney
19- Phillip Butler
20- Thomas Atherton