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McCartan's men beaten in Sigerson Final 01/03/2004
Sigerson Final: Queen's 1-07 Sligo IT 1-10
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Louis Kilkeel |
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Colleges
Herald Cup Winners 03/04 |
Ulster BT Colleges
Treanor Cup Winners 02/03
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Skipper
Flanagan Leads the way for St Louis 22/02/2004
Bank of
Ireland McLarnon Cup Semi final
St. Louis Grammar School,
Kilkeel 0-16 Loreto Convent Team1-04
Burren man
only Down representative on Schools All Star Team
22/02/2004
James McGovern
from Abby CBS Newry and the St Mary's Burren Club
is the only Down representative on the 2004 Schools
All Star Team. He has been named as Full Forward.
James was vice-captain of the Down minor team
in 2003, and he is top-scorer and captain with
Abbey CBS in this year’s MacRory. With Burren,
he collected a south Down under 21 medal and a
Down Premier Reserve League medal in 2003.
James is son of former Down senior player Brendan
and full cousin of former All-star and All-Ireland
medallist Mícheál Magill.
Down
men lead Queen's to Sigerson Weekend
20/02/2004
St
Pat's over come St Colmans in 2004 MacRory Cup
Quarter Final 15/02/2004
MacRory
Cup 2004: St Patrick's Dungannon 2-11 St Colman's
Newry 3-06
Fitzpatrick
Goal Seals St. Louis Victory 15/02/2004
Bank of
Ireland McLarnon Cup Quarter final
St. Louis Grammar School,
Kilkeel 1-10 St. Michael’s Grammar School, Lurgan
0-08
Castlewellan's
Super Smyth out-guns St Marks 15/02/2004
Ulster Vocational
Schools’ U14 Football final:
St Mark’s, Warrenpoint 2-09 St Malachy’s, Castlewellan
6-08
St
Malachy's Castlewellan win hurling Shield Final
15/02/2004
Ulster Vocational
Schools’ Hurling Shield final:
St. Malachy’s Castlewellan 4-04 St. Columba’s,
Stranorlar 1-05
14
man Abbey CBS crash out of 2004 MacRory Cup
15/02/2004
MacRory
Cup 2004: Abbey CBS Newry 0-10 St MaCartan's Monaghan
1-10
Bank of
Ireland Ulster Colleges 04/02/2004
McLarnon Cup Quarter-final tie between St. Louis
Grammar school, Kilkeel and St. Michael's Grammar
School, Lurgan (holders) will take place in Mullaghbawn,
on Saturday 7th February, with the throw-in at
11 am.
St. Louis face a tough struggle, having to field
without their influential County Minor and Bryansford
player Joe Ireland. However, St. Louis can call
on the services of Aidan Flanagan, James Colgan,
Paul Sherry and Martin Clarke from An Riocht,
Eamon McConville from Rostrevor and Glen Burden
from Longstone, all of whom have played for Down
Minors over the past year.
The squad is also boosted by a number of players
who experienced success earlier this season when
the Kilkeel school won the BT Ulster Colleges
Herald Cup for the first time.
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