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Division 4 League
Cooley Kickhams 3-17, St. Josephs 2-9
Cooley Kickhams delivered a dominant display in Tuesday nights Division 4 game against St. Josephs in Cluskey Park to win by eleven points.
Despite a bright opening quarter when the Joes led by 1-4 to 0-3, it was the visitors who dominated the scoring in the second quarter. Early points from Liam McQuillan and Adam Dullaghan was followed by a two pointer free from Aaron Gray. The danger signs were there, with Adam Cassidy called into action, making two excellent saves in that first quarter. The Joes hit the net on 11mins when Cormac Marmion offloaded to Conor Neary to crash the ball to the roof of the net.
The second quarter saw Cooley hit four points in a row before Adam Cassidy made another fine save on 21mins with Jack Mulligan pointing to edge the Joes ahead by 1-5 to 0-7. Another four points in a row from Cooley before another Jack Miulligan point, followed by a mixup in Joes goalmouth saw Cooley raise a green flag. Cooley ahead by 1-11 to 1-6 at the break.
An early Jack Mulligam point narrowed the margin to four, a second Cooley goal was cancelled out when Aaron Gray palmed the ball to the net for the Joes. Cooley stretched their lead to 2-15 to 2-7 at the end of the third quarter.
The final quarter saw Conor Neary steer his shot between the posts while Shane Barron made a fine last ditch save before Cooley added a third goal on 53mins. At the opposite end Adam Dullaghan had a goal chance saved by the Cooley keeper and an Aidan Kieran goal effort cleared the cross bar. The final Joes point coming from the boot of Oran McParland, leaving Cooley deserving winners on a score line of 3-17 to 2-9.
St. Josephs: Adam Cassidy, Ryan Doran, Patrick McKenna, Ben Mulligan, Jack O”Leary, Aidan Kieran, Oran McParland, Conor Neary, Ciaran Johnston, Liam McQuillan, Killian McDonnell, Cormac Marmion, Aaron Gray, Jack Mulligan, Adam Dullaghan, Shane Barron, Rory McLoughlin, Shane Shields, Oisin McGinn, Aidan Shaw.
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U14 A Championship
Mattock Rangers/Hunterstown Rovers 7-17, St. Josephs 6-1.
Action from Mondays nights U14 match Championship in Cluskey Park.
Mattock Rangers GAA, Hunterstown Rovers Gfc
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Division 1 League
Action from last Sundays Division 1 League match between the Joes and the Geraldines in McGeough Park, Haggardstown.
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U13 Girls Div 2 League
St. Josephs 3-15, St. Mochtas 0-6
The Joes U13 girls completed their Div 2 League campaign on Monday night against St. Mochtas in Cluskey Park. With the wind at their backs the Joes built up a commanding lead in the first half. Points from Freya Arthur, Jenna McGorrian and Aine Ward was followed by a goal from Jenna Mulligan after just 5mins of play. The Joes dominated at midfield through the hard working Freya Arthur and Ellie McEvoy. Aine Ward fisted over, with Freya Arthur on target from distance. The Joes extended their lead with two good scores from Jenna McGorrian before Jenna Mulligan got in for a second Joes goal.
The Joes defence of Martina Jelinic, Caitlin McArdle, Alicia Loughran, Niamh McQuillan, Lucy Reynolds and Grace O’Donoghue were superb as they dominated possession. The Joes added a third goal when Niamh McQuillans shot from the right hit the net. The Joes continued to find the target, with points from Emma Donegan, Erin Kelly and Caitlin McArdle coming from full back to send over a fine score.
The second half was more evenly balanced with both defences on top. The visitors created some good chances with the Joes goalkeeper Amy McDonnell making two very good saves. The visitors outscoring the Joes by the six points to four in the second half with the Joes winning by 3-15 to 0-6.
St. Josephs: Amy Kennedy, Martina Jelinic, Caitlin McArdle, Alicia Loughran, Niamh McQuillan, Lucy Reynolds, Grace O’Donoghue, Freya Arthur, Ellie McEvoy, Jenna McGorrian, Aine Ward, Jessica Mason, Hannah McMahon, Jenna Mulligan, Emma Jane Shearman, Erin Ward, Aoife O’Reilly, Ruby Carolan, Carrie Linden, Erin Kelly, Anna McKeever, Emma Donegan, Fianna McCrink
Well done girls 🟢⚪️🟠
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No winner of tonight's lotto Jackpot of €20,000
Numbers drawn 7, 10, 16, 28
€30 winners were:
Tracey Lynch C/O Kevin Kerr
Tiernan O'Hanlon C?O Aidan Gorham
Tracy Lyons C/O Online
Brian Coughlan C/O Online
Louth stadium ticket draw
Gerry Gorham
Our Next Draw for €20,000 will be on Sunday the 14th June
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U14 Boys Championship
Best of luck to our U14 boys as they start their Championship campaign this Monday 8th. June against Mattock Rangers/Hunterstown Rovers in Cluskey Park at 8.00pm.
Best of luck guys 🟢⚪️🟠
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About the Joes
Naomh Seosamh CLG was formed in 1961 with the amalgamation of the Dromiskin Unknowns and the Darver Volunteers to provide one club to represent the whole parish. The first major success for the club was winning the 1971 Junior Championship and many years of hard work came to fruition in 1996 when we won our first Senior Championship. There have been many other notable successes over the years, not least a second SFC in 2006.
In 2019 we formed a new Ladies football club under the “OneClub” initiative of the GAA and LGFA.
We are a club with a proud tradition and hope for many more years of success!
More history here