Saturday 22 march 2014

Due to a flight delay at Warwickshire end, Leitrim v Warwickshire changed from Ballinamore to 3G pitch Cavan at 6.30pm.

 

 

22-Mar-14 by Leitrim GAA

Connacht Táin league –
In the Connacht Tain league Carrick hurling looked like they could reach the semi final by beating Bellmullet last Friday night but unfortunately in the dying seconds of the game Belmullet were given a life line when they were awarded a dubious penalty.  The final score saw Carrick going down by a point on a scoreline of 0.11 to 1.09.  Cluainin Iomaint were waiting on this scoreline with bated breath and were more than happy with this result as a win in their game would have sealed the semi final spot for them on Scóring difference.  Unfortunately Western Gaels could not field a team last Saturday and at the time of going to print it looks like Western Gaels will be awarding Cluainin a walk over which means that Cluainin, Carrick and Belmullet will be level on points. If a walk over is given then Scóring difference will not come into play and a three way play off will determine who plays against Castlebar Mitchels in the semi final.  In the other group of the Tain league Ballinamore were unable to play Sylane.
 
Under 16 Sligo league –
Cluainin Iomaint under 16stravelled to Western Gaels in Sligo last wednesday and won on a scoreline of 3.13 to 1.02. Matthew Kerrigan, Andrew Loughlin, Cian Killalea and captain Kieran McPartland worked hard in defence while Christopher Ferguson and Stephen Loughlin commanded midfield Scóring 1.03 between them. Martin Feeney, Damon Beattie, Fergus Munday and Luke Sheirdan created a lot of trouble in the forwards. Damon Beattie finished the match Scóring a massive 1.07. Daithi Cummins and Ferghal Ryan made their debuts for the hurlers and showed great promise. Team and scorers – Peter Poniard, Matthew Kerrigan, Andrew Loughlin, Cian Killalea, Kiernan McPartland (Cpatain) (0.01), Christopher Ferguson (0.02), Stephen Loughlin (1.01), Martin Feeney (0.02), Damon Beattie (1.07) Luke Sheirdan (1.00), Fergus Munday (0.01), Daithi Cummins, Ferghal Rooney.

Cluainin Iomaint under 16s play Coolera/Strandhill this Wednesday at 6.30pm at Ransboro pitch in Round 2 of the Sligo League.

 

 

08-Apr-13 by Micheal Dolan – Hurling PRO

Please note change of venue for the Allianz Hurling League Roinn 3B fixture, Liatroim v An Longfort, which will now be played in Ballinamore this Sunday 10/3/13 at 12.45pm

Fixture Details

10.03.2013 (Sunday)
Allianz Hurling League Roinn 3B
Round 1
Ballinamore 12:45 Liatroim v An Longfort
Referee: James Clarke (An Cabhán)

 

 

07-Mar-13 by Colette Fox – PRO

County under 21 hurling

Leitrim play Sligo August 1st in Pairc Sean at 7pm. Leitrim should be quietly confident with many of their team playing on the senior team this year as they hope to beat their neighbours Wednesday week. All support welcome. 

Connacht under 16 hurling Development Squad

Well done to Cluainin Iomaints Karl McDermott, Ethan Clancy and Alan McSharry who represented Leitrim on the Connacht under 16 team who played Ulster recently. Karl McDermott lined out at mid field while Ethan Clancy played corner back and Alan McSharry played corner forward.

 

 

 

01-Aug-12 by Micheal Dolan Hurling PRO

Leitrim U14 Development Squad

The Leitrim U14 Development Squad took part in the Inter County Hurling Blitz in Carnmore, Galway last Saturday. The team played teams from Sligo, Mayo and Roscommon and with only 15 lads they battled hard and never gave up with excellent displays from Desmond Beirne, Lee Mc Manus, Andrew Loughlin, Stephen Loughlin and Damien Crave. 

The Leitrim U14 Development Squad – Stephen Loughlin, Andrew Loughlin, Peter Poniard, Patrick Mc Tiernan, Keelan Keerins, Conor Gallagher, Darragh Murphy, James Hamilton, Damien Craven, Stephen Flynn, Aaron Hore, Lee Mc Manus, Dessie Beirne, Mark Diffley, Shane Beirne.  

Leitrim Hurling Senior League

So far Gortletteragh, Carrick and Cluainín Iomaint have all won a game each.  Carrick beat Cluainín well in the most recent game to keep alive their chances of reaching the final.  Games yet to be played are Cluainín and Gortletteragh at home and away while Gortletteragh will also have to play their final game against Carrick. 

Dermot Molloy League (Sligo Hurling League)

Cluainín Iomaint completed their involvement in the Sligo Hurling League last week by topping the table for the first time.  Unusually, they had to play a “play off” game against Coolera/Strandhill last Sunday due to the top 5 teams being level on points.  Cluainín already beat Coolera/Strandhill during the league but were “drawn out of a hat” to play again.  It an exciting game where either team could have won, the Sligo side overcame the Manorhamilton men on a scoreline of 1.10 to 0.07. The Manor men were left to dwell on many missed chances where they should have taken their points during the game.  But the Leitrim club can be happy knowing that they raised many eye brows by finishing top of the Sligo Hurling League for 2012.  Cluainín travel to Thurles on Friday week to take part in the Thurles Sarsfields International Hurling Tournament.  We wish them well as they represent Leitrim. 

Feile

We wish Paddy O Connor and Ballinamore the very best in this years Hurling Feile in Dublin.

 

 

03-Jul-12 by Micheal Dolan Hurling PRO

Hurling News Week beginning 27th March 2012

Táin League Fixtures for Saturday 3rd March –

Division 4A

St. Marys travel to Killyclogher(Omagh) to play Cappagh Gaels of Tyrone and Cluainin Iomaint will play Wolf Tones of Longford.

Division 5A

This Friday Ballinamore have a home game against Carrickmacross of Monaghan at 9pm. Venue yet to be confirmed.

 

 

 

27-Feb-12 by Micheal Dolan Hurling PRO

The Lory Meagher Round 1 Draw is as follows:

(first team listed has home venue)

Leitrim v Tyrone

Fermanagh v Longford

Warwickshire Bye



 

 

14-Nov-11 by Colette Fox – PRO

Joe Dooley (Offaly), Kevin Ryan (Carlow) and Jim McKernan (Antrim), Managers of the Irish Senior Hurling/Shinty team and Michael Walsh (Kilkenny) and John Meyler (Kerry), Managers of Irish U21 Hurling/Shinty team announced their panels on Tuesday last for the 2011 matches between Ireland and Scotland. The U21 panel sees Aughawillan man Morgan Quinn selected. This is a huge honour for Morgan and his family and club are no doubt hugely proud of his achievement.

The first test of a two-test senior series takes place at 3.00pm in Athy tomorrow (Saturday October 22nd) at 3.00pm. The second Hurling/Shinty test takes place in Inverness, Scotland on Saturday, October 29th at 2.00pm. This will be preceded by the U21 game which will take place at 12 noon.

The senior Hurling/Shinty Irish panel is as follows:
1. Patrick Mullaney ‘ Laois (Goalkeeper)
2. Joe Bergin – Offaly
3. Kieran Divilly – Kildare
4. Cormac Donnelly – Antrim
5. John Doran – Kildare
6. ArronÓgraffin – Antrim
7. Willie Hyland – Laois
8. Eoin Kelly – Tipperary
9. David Kennedy – Kildare
10. Damian Maguire – Tyrone
11. Brendan Maher – Tipperary
12. Shane Morley – Mayo
13. Tom Murnane – Kerry
14. Brendan Murtagh – Westmeath
15. Eoin Nolan – Carlow
16. Andy O’Brien – Wicklow
17. Eoin Price – Westmeath
18. Michael Rice ‘ Kilkenny (Captain)

The U21 Hurling/Shinty panel is as follows:
1. Eoin Reilly -Laois (Goalkeeper)
2. Michael Armstrong -Antrim
3. John Coyne – Roscommon
4. David English – Carlow
5. JohnÓgilligan – Westmeath
6. Conor Grogan -Tyrone
7. Declan Hannon – Limerick
8. Jason Leahy – Kerry
9. Alan McGrath – Westmeath
10. Brian Murphy – Kerry
11. Killian Murphy -Westmeath
12. Shane Nolan -Kerry
13. Darragh O’Connell ‘ Kerry (Captain)
14. Barry O’Mara -Westmeath
15. Eanna O’Neill -Kildare
16. Mick Purcell – Kildare
17. Morgan Quinn – Leitrim
18. Ollie Walsh – Kilkenny

Coiste Chontae Liatroma take this opportunity to say well done to Morgan and wish him well in the two-test series.

 

 

21-Oct-11 by Colette Fox – PRO

Gortletteragh and Cluainín will contest the Hurling Final replay on Saturday 22nd October at 3.45 in Pairc Sean. Another big crowd is expected for the rematch.

 

 

17-Oct-11 by Colette Fox – PRO

The draws for the Christy Ring/Nicky Rackard/Lory Meagher Round 2.
 
Games will take place on the  30th April 2011, first team listed has home venue.
 
Christy Ring
Round 2A
Kerry v Meath
Wicklow v Derry
 
Round 2B
Mayo v Kildare
Down v Armagh
 
Nicky Rackard
Round 2
Louth v London
Fingal v Monaghan
 
Lory Meagher
Round 2A
Donegal v Fermanagh
Tyrone v South Down
 
Round 2B
Leitim v Warwickshire
Longford Bye
 

 

 

28-Apr-11 by Colette Fox – PRO

County Hurling


The county senior hurlers will play Fermanagh this Sunday in Ballinamore at 2.30 in their final game of the Allianz Hurling league. With many injuries in the squad Martin Cunniffe and his players will have a tough task to beat a strong Fermanagh team who are third behind South Down and Tyrone. The Fermanagh men need a win to be in with a shout to gain promotion if results go their way. Leitrim will be hoping to replenish their confidence after their defeat to South Down and a win would give them the confidence they need going into the championship.

Ulster Hurling League

Cluainín Iomáint battled hard last Saturday against a tough Rasharkin (Antrim) team. It was all to play for at half time with the scoreline of 2.04 to 6points in favour of the Antrim men. Manor were lifted with a well takenÓgoal by Michael McKeon and looked like they would take victory but Rasharkins experience prevailed with some well taken scores in the closing minutes of the game. Final score Cluainín Iomáint 1.08 Rasharkin 2.10 Cluainín Iomáint will play Castleblaney in Manorhamilton on April 2nd. Team and scorers – Mark Boyle, Cathal Cullen, Cathal Phibbs, Paddy Clerkin, Seamus McTiernan, Steve Feeney, Patrick Clancy, Micheal Poniard (0.01), Michael Dolan (0.01), Oliver Donnelly, Michael McKeon (1.00), Declan Ryan (0.01), Brian Feeney (0.03), Gary Hickey (0.02), Ross Cocran, Seamus McNama.

 

 

22-Mar-11 by Colette Fox – PRO

Leitrim Senior Hurlers:
Leitrim Senior hurlers will be hoping to build on their win against Cavan when they play Longford this Sunday in Pairc Sean. The team and panel will have gained much confidence in the way they dispatched of Cavan two weeks ago. Longfords league form has not being good losing to Fermanagh and South Down by ten points in their first two games this year. This should give Martin Cunniffes men the courage to get a result this weekend. Throw in is at 2.30pm.

Ulster Hurling League Div 4B:
Cluainin Iomaint (Glencar/Manorhamilton hurling) opening game to Ballyvarley of Down saturday week ago did not go ahead due to the weather. Last Saturday Manor made the 3hour journey to Castlewellan. In tough conditions and with a depleted team due to many injuries Manor lost to the home side 7.08 to 1.02. Best for Manor were Patrick Clerkin (1.00), Declan Ryan (0.01) and Rossa O Snodaigh (0.01). Cluainin Iomaint will travel to Omagh to play Cappagh Gaels this saturday at 3pm.

 

 

02-Mar-11 by Micheal Dolan – PRO Hurling