Minor Football - All Ireland Semi- Final
Best wishes to the Louth Minor footballers as they take on Monaghan in the All-Ireland Tier 2 Semi-final this Sat. 6th. June in Cullyhanna at 12.00pm.
Best of luck to the Louth team and the Joes lads, Finn McEneaney, Matthew Kieran, Cillian McDonnell, Rian McDonnell and Donnacha Reidy. 🔴⚪️🔴⚪️
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Frank Ward RIP
St. Joseph’s GFC extends its sincere sympathies to the Ward and extended Ward families on the sad passing of Frank Ward.
Frank Ward played at left corner forward on the Darver Volunteers Junior Championship winning team where he was the youngest player in that final of 1956 defeating Roche Emmets by 0-12 to 1-7.
Frank also played with the newly founded St. Josephs club in the Senior Championship of 1961. Ar dheis De go raibh a anam.
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Division 4 League
Action from Tuesday nights match between the Joes and the Dreadnots in Clogherhead.
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Division 4 League
St. Josephs 4-13, Dreadnots 2-13
Our Junior team had a good win on Tuesday night in Clogherhead against the Dreadnots. Top scorer on the night Aaron Gray opened with a two pointer in the first minute, Dreadnots equalising on 4mins. Adam Cassidy came off his line quickly to make two very timely saves before the Dreadnots broke through for Donnacha Hodgins to drive a low shot to the net on 12mins. The Joes hit back when Jack Mulligan won possession, linking with Aidan Kieran whose pass across was collected by Killian McDonnell to side step the defence and hit the net. Dreadnots ahead by 1-3 to 1-2 at the end of the first quarter.
An Aaron Gray free had the sides level on 16mins, a minute later Donnacha Hodgins soloed through for a second Dreadnots goal. A point blank block by Adam Cassidy and Cian Sheridan and later the crossbar denied the Dreadnots a third goal. Further points had the home side ahead by 2-5 to 1-3, before Jack Mulligan broke through the home defence and the breaking ball finding its way to the net. Further points from Conor Neary and two from Aaron Gray had the sides level at 2-6 each at half time.
The Dreadnots edged ahead in the first minute of the second half before Killian McDonnell teed up Aaron Gray to crash the ball to the net. The Joes extending their lead with points from Rory McLoughlin and Jack Mulligan with two, the Joes ahead by 3-9 to 2-8 at the end of the third quarter.
On 46mins Shane Shields won possession, passing inside to Killian McDonnell whose pass setup Aaron Gray for a fourth Joes goal. The sides traded points with Rory McLoughlin and Jack Mulligan on target for the Joes. In the final ten minutes the Dreadnots piled on the pressure with Adam Cassidy making an excellent save and the Joes defence denying the home side a much needed goal. Three points in a row saw the margin down to four before Aaron Gray finished off the scoring with two points in added time to leave the final score Joes 4-13, Dreadnots 2-13.
St. Josephs: Adam Cassidy, Patrick McKenna, Ryan Doran, Ben Mulligan, Oran McParland, Cian Sheridan, Liam McQuillan, Conor Neary (0-1), Aidan Kieran, Cormac Marmion, Killian McDonald (1-0), Rory McLoughlin (0-2), Aaron Gray (2-7), Jack Mulligan (1-3), Ciaran Johnston, Jack O’Leary, Shane Shields, Byron Carolan.
Well done guys 🟢⚪️🟠
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Div 4 League: St. Josephs 4-13, Dreadnots 2-13
A good win tonight in Clogherhead against the Dreadnots. First half goals from Killian McDonald and Jack Mulligan and two good saves from Adam Cassidy had the sides level at half time at 2-6 each.
A fine second half performance with two goals from Aaron Gray following good work by Killian McDonald gave the Joes a six point win, 4-13 to 2-13.
St. Josephs: Adam Cassidy, Patrick McKenna, Ryan Doran, Ben Mulligan, Oran McParland, Cian Sheridan, Liam McQuillan, Conor Neary (0-1), Aidan Kieran, Cormac Marmion, Killian McDonald (1-0), Rory McLoughlin (0-2), Aaron Gray (2-7), Jack Mulligan (1-3), Ciaran Johnston, Jack O’Leary, Shane Shields, Byron Carolan.
Well done guys 🟢⚪️🟠
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