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Portaferry collected the county U21 Championship after defeating Liatriom on a 3-17 to 1-7 scoreline, with Christy Ring Allstar Caolan Taggart lifting the silverware. Played at Queens playing fields Portaferry got off to the best possible start, points from Ryan Mullan, Barry Trainor, Eoghan Sands, and a superb goal from Daithi Sands inside the first six minutes set Portaferry up for an impressive win in this revitalised U21 Championship. Barry Trainor, Conal Fitzimmons and Caolan Taggart also got on the scoresheet and while Pearse Og McCrickard hit a consolation goal for Liatriom, Eoghan Sands replied for a third major for the Ports to win this decider
Portaferry collected the county U21 Championship after defeating Liatriom on a 3-17 to 1-7 scoreline, with Christy Ring Allstar Caolan Taggart lifting the silverware. Played at Queens playing fields Portaferry got off to the best possible start, points fr Portaferry collected the county U21 Championship after defeating Liatriom on a 3-17 to 1-7 scoreline, with Christy Ring Allstar Caolan Taggart lifting the silverware. Played at Queens playing fields Portaferry got off to the best possible start, points from Ryan Mullan, Barry Trainor, Eoghan Sands, and a superb goal from Daithi Sands inside the first six minutes set Portaferry up for an impressive win in this revitalised U21 Championship. Barry Trainor, Conal Fitzimmons and Caolan Taggart also got on the scoresheet and while Pearse Og McCrickard hit a consolation goal for Liatriom, Eoghan Sands replied for a third major for the Ports to win this decider
By Brendan Crossan

ERIN’S OWN, CARGIN: The AGM will take on Sunday at 6pm in the clubrooms. There will be a presentation of new club development proposals. Members are asked to attend.

ST PATRICK’S, MAYOBRIDGE: The AGM will take place on Monday, December 12 at 7.15pm. Nomination forms available online and in the social club.

Good luck to the ballad group who will be competing in the Ulster Scór na nÓg semi-final in Swatragh, Co Derry on Sunday afternoon at 3pm. The club will be running a bus so all those interested in travelling to offer their support should contact Paula Magee on 07753 987224.

Portaferry collected the county U21 Championship after defeating Liatriom on a 3-17 to 1-7 scoreline, with Christy Ring Allstar Caolan Taggart lifting the silverware. Played at Queens playing fields Portaferry got off to the best possible start, points from Ryan Mullan, Barry Trainor, Eoghan Sands, and a superb goal from Daithi Sands inside the first six minutes set Portaferry up for an impressive win in this revitalised U21 Championship. Barry Trainor, Conal Fitzimmons and Caolan Taggart also got on the scoresheet and while Pearse Og McCrickard hit a consolation goal for Liatriom, Eoghan Sands replied for a third major for the Ports to win this decider
Portaferry collected the county U21 Championship after defeating Liatriom on a 3-17 to 1-7 scoreline, with Christy Ring Allstar Caolan Taggart lifting the silverware. Played at Queens playing fields Portaferry got off to the best possible start, points fr Portaferry collected the county U21 Championship after defeating Liatriom on a 3-17 to 1-7 scoreline, with Christy Ring Allstar Caolan Taggart lifting the silverware. Played at Queens playing fields Portaferry got off to the best possible start, points from Ryan Mullan, Barry Trainor, Eoghan Sands, and a superb goal from Daithi Sands inside the first six minutes set Portaferry up for an impressive win in this revitalised U21 Championship. Barry Trainor, Conal Fitzimmons and Caolan Taggart also got on the scoresheet and while Pearse Og McCrickard hit a consolation goal for Liatriom, Eoghan Sands replied for a third major for the Ports to win this decider

ST ERGNAT’S, MONEYGLASS: The U18 girls will take on Down champions Bredagh in the Ulster minor final on Sunday, 1pm at The Dub.

On Monday, December 12 the health and wellbeing group will host a bereavement talk in the White River Hotel, Toome. Eleanor Ellerslie from Cruse NI will deliver the talk and will discuss how to cope with grief and the pain of loss. Please note that it is not recommended for anyone who has been bereaved in the last six weeks to attend. To book, call or text 07801 032270 or 07731 531933.

ST JOSEPH’S, GLENAVY: The club will hold its AGM in the clubrooms at 2pm on Sunday. New members welcome.

NA FIANNA, COALISLAND: This Sunday sees the return of the hugely successful Christmas Fayre to the parochial centre. With over 40 stalls signed up and Santa also in attendance, it is not to be missed. Doors open at 2pm.

PEARSE OG: The club will host a charity Christmas bingo event on Sunday in the social club - £3 per book (flyover £2). Proceeds to Children’s Orphanage and Sister Muriel Medjugorje, Bosnia.

ST ENDA'S, OMAGH: Big bingo will take place in the clubrooms on Thursday, December 15 at 9pm, with a £6,000 payout including two £1,000 houses.

There was double success for the Lavery family at the St Malachy’s, Castledawson awards night. Declan Lavery was named senior footballer of the tear for the Derry intermediate champions while his brother Ciarán picked up the reserve footballer of the year award
There was double success for the Lavery family at the St Malachy’s, Castledawson awards night. Declan Lavery was named senior footballer of the tear for the Derry intermediate champions while his brother Ciarán picked up the reserve footballe There was double success for the Lavery family at the St Malachy’s, Castledawson awards night. Declan Lavery was named senior footballer of the tear for the Derry intermediate champions while his brother Ciarán picked up the reserve footballer of the year award

LAMH DHEARG: The club presents a play called ‘Carol’s Crissmus’ in the clubrooms on Friday, December 16. The Brassneck Theatre production is directed by Tony Devlin. Tickets cost £10 and can be obtained from Maura on 07855 403744.

ST MARY’S, KILLYMAN: Ceili dancing classes continue on Tuesday nights in the clubrooms. Also, DVDs of the All-Ireland chat night featuring Barry McElduff, Brian McGuigan, Kevin McCloy, Bernard Flynn, Joe Brolly and Mark Sidebottom are still on sale at £5 each. These can be ordered from Enda 07710 590444 or Ryan 07716 604611.

Meanwhile, tickets are still on sale for the 'Top of the Pops Christmas Special' shows, which take place on Friday at 8pm and Saturday at 2pm and 8pm. Tickets are priced at £10 for evening shows, £5 for U16s at 2pm matinee and £10 for over 16s at the 2pm matinee. Tickets can be purchased from cast and committee or contact Lisa on 07706 599673.

ARMAGH HARPS: There will be a kids’ pop music dance session in the social club on Saturday from 11am-1pm, hosted by our Strictly Come Dancing duo Bernie Rafferty and Siobhan Scowcroft. Admission is £4 and includes drink and snack.

ST MARY’S, GLASDRUMMAN: This Sunday sees county Scór na nÓg champion Niamh McDowell take part in the Ulster semi-final in Swatragh, which starts at 3pm.