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Juvenile Football News Successful Registration DayThe Registration Day on Sunday Feb 11th was the clubs most successful to date.
Total Players registered on the day: 134
Under 8 - 29
Under 10 - 26
Under 12 - 22
Under 14 - 20
Under 16 - 27
Under 18 - 10
The door is still open - so if you want to sign up contact Stephen McClelland 028 302 64012.
Posted on 12th Feb 07 by Stephen McC
General News NEWRY AND MOURNE SPORTS AWARDSCongradulations to Karen Tinnelly who has been nominated for a Junior Individual award, another brilliant achievement for Karen, congradulations from all at the Camogie Club. Posted on 8th Feb 07 by Catherine
Senior Football News Next Ulster League GameThe Senior team's next outing in the Ulster League will be against Aghyaran from Tyrone.
This game will take place next Sunday 11th February in Jack Macken Park in the Meadow at 1pm.
Thanks to the Bosco club for helping us out on this occasion. Posted on 6th Feb 07 by Paddy
Juvenile Football News Juvenile Registration 2007The annual juvenile registration will take place in the clubrooms on Sunday 11th February 2007 commencing at 11.30a.m. This will include all age groups from Under 8 to Minor.
All the mentors please attend at the club at 1100 on the Registration day.
A note will be given to each child who attends Ballyholland Primary School and a notice will be displayed at the school and in the shop. New members are welcome so spread the word.
Please contact me if you need assistance, clarification or further information.
Stephen McClelland 028 302 67011
Posted on 5th Feb 07 by Stephen McC
Social Club News Successful poker eveningFriday night past, in the hall, saw 39 competitors take their places for a very successful Texas Hold 'Em fundraiser in aid of Carraig an Aifreann Celtic Supporters Club.
There was a healthy Ballyholland representation at the final table, as Shane Mulholland, Kevin Loughran and Ciaran Hartigan all took minor placings, while Anthony McNamee and Ronan Murphy finished 3rd and 2nd respectively.
Top prize though went to a Roscommon man called Fergus, so congratulations to him.
Well done also to Barry O'Connor for running the event. Posted on 5th Feb 07 by Anthony
Senior Football News Seniors enjoy a winning start to seasonBallyholland's senior footballers enjoyed a comfortable 4.12 to 0.04 victory over St Paul's of Belfast in their first pre-season friendly today.
Good to see Hoss back in action
The Ballyholland starting line-up sported a couple of interesting selections, with Joe Murphy and Paudie McKernan each finding themselves in the full-back line for (probably) the first time in their careers. And in fairness, both lads acquitted themselves quite well, and young Murphy made a couple of notable interceptions early doors.
After a tentative enough start, during which Kieran Murphy was called upon to save a penalty and St Paul's were guilty of kicking a number of decent opportunities into the Ballyholland netminder's hands, Harps gradually took control, owing in no small portion to Aidy McAteer and Paddy McAnulty taking a firm grip of the key central positions.
Further up the field, Mark O'Hare was in an eye-catching mood, one which would lead him to a fine personal tally of 2.02. His second goal was an angled Sho special from 20 metres.
But if anything, the later goals were better efforts.
The first of those came after a flowing move through seven or eight pairs of hands culminated in the impressive Gavin McAteer driving home, while later on Mattie Shields pulled the cheekiest of chips out of the bag when faced with a one on one with the keeper.
In between all that, Hugh McGettigan rolled out the changes, in the process allowing 24 players in total to see some meaningful game time. And it's a full credit to the lads who were introduced that the overall performance level never really dropped.
It wasn't all perfect, most noticeably in a general lack of sharpness in handpassing and also in a seeming reluctance to deliver the ball early, and it's worth remembering again that it wasn't a strong St Paul's team - but by and large it was a rather encouraging way to start the season.
Good grub from St Paul's too.
Ballyholland: K Murphy; C Barry, P McKernan, J Murphy; D Campbell, P McAnulty, D McCrink; J Patterson (0-1), C Murtagh; J Barry (0-2), A McAteer (0-1), G McAteer (1-0); M O'Hare (2-2), C Sands (0-3, 2f), T Havern (0-1). Subs used: R Matthews, K Dunne, S Fitzpatrick, S McClelland, B O'Hare, P Murphy, C McAteer (0-1), M Shields (1-0), C Hartigan (0-1).
Posted on 28th Jan 07 by Anthony
Camogie Club News Camogie Training GearThe new training tops and jackets that were ordered at our silver jubilee celebrations are now ready to be collected, anyone who placed an order for these can contact kate to pick their order up.
Posted on 25th Jan 07 by Catherine
Camogie Club News Camogie Club AGMThe Camogie Club AGM will take place in the Clubrooms on Tuesday 13th February at 8pm, we would like to encourage as many parents/gaurdians to attend this meeting as Underage Camogie has flourished in numbers and a helping hand no matter how small would be greatly appreciated. Posted on 25th Jan 07 by Catherine
Camogie Club News Camogie Club Underage RegistrationThe Underage Camogie registration will take place in the Clubrooms on Sunday 4th February at 12pm all children should be accompanied by a parent/gaurdian as we have forms that need to be signed. Posted on 25th Jan 07 by Catherine
Senior Football News Ulster League Fixtures and VenuesFixtures and venues for 2007 were released yesterday:
4th Feb - Clontibret (Away)
11th Feb - Aghyaran (Home)
18th Feb - Silverbridge (Home)
25th Feb - BYE
4th Mar - Loup (Away)
Posted on 11th Jan 07 by Anthony
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