FIXTURES

The reserve football leagues and a round of matches in the under nineteen football league are the main features in the fixtures over this coming weekend, starting with games in the reserve football league tomorrow evening Friday, July 5th. In division 1A, Donaghmoyne are at home against Scotstown, Clontibret are away at Truagh and Castleblayney play hosts to Magheracloone. In division 1B Emyvale travel to Ballybay, Latton entertain Monaghan Harps and Killanny travel to Aughnamullen. In division 2A Carrickmacross are at home against Sean McDermotts, Eire Og are away at Cremartin and Drumhowan have Doohamlet as visitors, while in division 2B, Inniskeen travel to Aghabog and Clones have home advantage against Corduff, all those games on Friday evening at 8 PM.

U19 FL

In the under nineteen football league this Sunday, July 7th, Magheracloone are at home against Donaghmoyne and Latton are away at Carrickmacross in division one, while in division two Truagh are at home against Scotstown, Killanny are away at Monaghan Harps and St Patrick’s, take on Castleblayney, those games on Sunday at 2 PM.

RFL

There is one game on Sunday in the reserve football league division three that sees Rockcorry at home against Sean McDermotts, that one also at 2 PM.

Moving to Wednesday next, July 10th, the top game and that evening is the final of the Crawley Cup, that sees Inniskeen taking on Carrickmacross in Corduff at 8 PM while in the reserve football league division three Killeevan are at home against Castleblayney, Rockcorry are away at Clontibret, Oram travel to Truagh and Sean McDermotts are at home against Scotstown.

HURLING

The opening round of games in the 2019 senior hurling championship saw victory for Truagh over Carrickmacross H C and reigning champions Castleblayney HC taking the points at home against Inniskeen. Round two takes place tonight Thursday, July 4th with Clontibret at home against Castleblayney H C and Truagh are away at Inniskeen, while round three on Thursday next, July 11th sees Carrickmacross H C at home against Inniskeen and Clontibret away at Truagh, all games at 8 PM.

ALL IRELAND QUALIFIERS

The draw for the final round of All Ireland senior championship qualifiers took place on Monday morning last and threw up two very interesting pairings, the all Connaught clash of Mayo and Galway, who will be meeting in a knock out championship game for the first time since 1999. That game is fixed for the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick this Saturday at 7.00pm. The all Ulster pairing of Cavan and Tyrone takes place in Clones on Saturday at 5.00pm and is preceded by the Ulster Under 20 championship semi final between the same counties with that one timed for 2.45pm. The other games see Meath taking on Clare in O’Moore Park Portlaoise on Sunday at 2.00pm with Cork taking on Laois in Semple Stadium, Thurles on Saturday at 5.00pm. Those fixtures now make the super eights groupings clearer where the winners of Cavan and Tyrone will be in group 2 along with Dublin, Roscommon and Cork or Laois while the winners of Galway and Mayo will be in group 1, along with Kerry, Donegal and the winners of Meath and Clare. Those fixtures are scheduled to be played over the weekends of Saturday July 13th/Sunday July 14th, Saturday July 20th/ Sunday July 21st and the weekend of Saturday, August 3rd and Sunday August 4th, with venues and times to be confirmed by CC C when the actual pairings are known.

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