Shoe City Senior League  

It's back to the domestic scene this weekend with the resumption of the Senior League and we have Magheracloone as visitors on Sunday at 1pm.

 

Platinum Tanks Reserves Clontibret 1-10   Scotstown  2-16

Despite a good first half which saw us go in against the wind just three down at half time we failed to put our stamp on the game in the second half as Scotstown dominated the exchanges. This brings down the curtain on reserve football for the year and just to say, well done, to the players, who put in the effort, along with Padraig and JP who guided them along the way.

 

Minors

The Shield Final will now take place on Friday night 17th August at 7pm in Cremartin. Please show your support for these young players in their final game of the season.

 

Juveniles

 
U6 training continues on Friday from 5.45pm to 6.45pm.  
 
U7 - well done to the boys who participated in the Clones Blitz last Saturday. Great fun and some great skills on show by all are players. 
 
U9 - The boys have a Blitz in Carrickmacross this Saturday at 10am. Management will be in contact with details. 
 
U11 - The two U11's teams played Corduff last Tuesday night. They were down to play Castleblayney on Tuesday gone by. 
 
U13 - The two teams are down to play in their league finals shortly. Details to follow.  
 
U17 - The U17 league will commence shortly. Details to follow. 

Development Draw 2018

It's the last few days to get into the draw to win two tickets for the hurling final this Sunday  Tickets will continue to be sold for two tickets for the football final on the 2nd September. We really appreciate your support for our new developments at O'Neill Park. If you would like to be in with a shout you can purchase online at clontibretoneills.com/draw/ and as this is a whole club effort tickets are also be available from members of the football, hurling , camogie and ladies football teams. Tickets are only €10 each or 3 for €20. Best of luck!

All Ireland Semi Final

While disappointment was our lot in Croke Park on Sunday we must be mindful of the wonderful effort put in by the whole team and management during the whole season and the many great days they gave us up and down the country from Omagh to Dungarvan and from Croke Park to Galway since last January. It was a glorious odyssey, with our four representatives, Vinny Corey, Dessie Mone, Conor McManus and Conor Boyle, more often than not the mainstay of the team and we are rightly very proud of them. Well done boys you are a credit to your families, your club and your county. With that phase of the year now over, it's now back to domestic stuff with senior league against Magheracloone this Sunday and the senior championship due to begin next weekend, when we face Latton. Or as Kavanagh put it; "A local row. God's make their own importance"

 

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