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U11s in action
Great match for the u11s against the Pats on Friday evening. A very competitive game with some excellent skills on show for both teams
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Ladies Junior Championship.
Action from Friday nights Frist Round Junior Championship match between St. Josephs and Dundalk Gaels.
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Minor League Semi-Final
Action from Thursday nights Minor Semi-final between St. Josephs and Naomh Martin in Cluskey Park.
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Ladies Junior Championship
This evening, Friday 14th. August, our ladies start their championship campaign when they travel to the Ramparts to play the Dundalk Gaels at 8.00pm.
Wishing the team and team managment the very best of luck in the champoionship. Please come along and give your support. 🟢⚪️🟠
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U7 All County Blitz
Well done to our youngest stars who played in their first All County blitz in Darver last night. They are improving week on week and enjoyed putting their new skills on display. 🟢⚪️🟠
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Our Next draw is on Sunday 16th August
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Jackpot will be €20,000
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U12 Girls - St. Josephs v St. Brides
Action from Thursday nights U12 girls match between St. Josephs and St. Brides in Cluskey Park.
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Minor League Semi-final
St. Martins 2-17, St. Josephs 1-13.
Last years County Champions at U17 proved too strong for the Joes in the League semi-final in Cluskey Park on Thursday night. The Joes settled quickly with Rian McDonnell opening the scoring with a fine point. Strong defence from Ryan Kelly and Matthew Kieran cut out early attacks from the visitors before Aaron Gray landed a two point free. Donnacha Reidy swung over a two pointer from play in the 8th minute, the Martins responding with two points to leave the Joes ahead by 0-5 to 0-2 at the end of the first quarter.
On 17mins the visitors were awarded a penalty, Joes keeper Lee Smyth dived full length to superbly save and also saved the follow up shot, the Martins pointing the rebound. A strong run and point from Finn McEneaney put the Joes 0-6 to 0-3 ahead on 22mins. In the final five minutes the Martins reeled off four points in as many minutes to take the lead. A twice taken free on the stroke of half-time time from Aaron Gray sent the Joes in leading by 0-8 to 0-7.
The second half started with a well taken goal for the Joes as Finn McEneaney took the ball through from midfield passing to Oisin Reidy who cut in from the right to crash the ball to the net. From the fourth minute of the half the Martins took total control of the midfield area scoring nine points in a row including two excellent two pointers. A Ryan Kelly fisted point left the Martins ahead by 0-16 to 1-9 end of the third quarter.
Points from Donnacha Reidy on 47mins and Killian McKeown on 51mins left two between the teams. A minute later the Martins hit the first of their two goals when a partially blocked shot found its way to the Joes net. An Aaron Gray free left four between the sides, the Martins sealed the win when their centre forward raced through to hit a second goal on 58mins. The sides exchanged points in the final minutes, the Martins deserving winners by 2-17 to 1-13.
Hard luck lads 🟢⚪️🟠
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Division 1 Minor League Semi-final
Best of luck to our Minor footballers this Thursday evening as they take on Naomh Martin in Cluskey Park at 7.00pm.
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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