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Naomh Eoin

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St John’s Notes         13th June 2007


Congratulations to Jerome Gordon and Conor Gilmore who made their first appearances for Down in the half-time game on Sunday.

Our camogie team continued their fine start to their league campaign with a home win over Mayobridge on Monday week. They were poor in the first half and trailed by 1-1 to 0-1 at the break. The sides exchanged points at the beginning of the second half but there after the Johnnies took over and came out 4-07 to 1-3 winners. We had a bye last Wednesday and travel to Liatroim next Wednesday. We hope to bring the home fixture with Darragh Cross forward to the Wednesday after (20th).

 

Our seniors had a comfortable win away to Aughlisnafin on Friday but expected a tougher game at home to Drumaness in a rescheduled game on Monday past. We have a bye this Friday and then travel to Aghaderg.

 

Our minors played league leaders Burren last Wednesday. This was a close contest between two well matched sides but the visitors got a couple of crucial scores in the final quarter and then closed out the game to win by a flattering 3-12 to 2-06. Apart from a postponed game (away to Downpatrick) that completes the first half of the league campaign. Next up is a trip to Kilcoo next Wednesday (20th).

 

Our under-16s will drop into the B championship after a defeat at the hands of Bredagh on Sunday morning. They travelled to Saul in the league last Tuesday and despite an early lead went down by four points. We were at home to Darragh Cross yesterday and are at home to St Paul’s next Tuesday.

 

Our under-14s played out a thrilling high tempo game with Castlewellan last Monday. Castlewellan had a good six point lead at the interval but the Johnnies fought back and were undeterred when they conceded another couple of major scores. The St John’s full back line emerged with a lot of credit keeping Castlewellan in check as those further forward nibbled away at Castlewellan’s lead and eventually secured a draw (3-09 v 4-06). On Thursday we travelled to Bright and comfortably progressed to the second round of the championship. We are away to Kilcoo in the league tomorrow (14th). We will be taking part in the An Riocht tournament on Saturday 23rd.

 

Our under-10s travelled to An Riocht on Saturday but couldn’t emulate the success of our under-8 on the previous weekend. This Saturday it is the turn of our under-12s to enter that competition. That will be the first part of a busy weekend as we entertain Loughinisland under-12s on Sunday.

 

Last Thursday’s lottery numbers were 4, 9, 13 and 16. There were six £10 winners and the jackpot now stands at £1,500.

 

We have received a new supply of shorts from O’Neill (in all sizes) – contact Pep Keenan (028 4377 8712).

Don’t forget our festival will be on over the weekend of 13th to 16th July. We will be hosting a Cúl Camp from 20th to 24th August.

 

The next meeting of the Football Development Working Group is on Tuesday (19th) at 9.30pm.

 

Please support the “Run for Romania” on Saturday. There will be a charity fun run (3.5km) at 7.30pm from Aughlisnafin Community Hall. All clubs are invited to enter a team of footballers and camogie player. Or just come along for the craic - contact John McMullan (07074 071016) or Eamonn Murray (07749 321604) for further details.


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16/06/2007
 

 


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