Limerick GAA Notes
May 29, 2013Hurling Championship Dates, venues and times
The following are the venes and dates and times for the upcoming
senior and intermediate hurling championships which were announced at
a recent county CCC meeting in the Hyundai Limerick Motor Centre
County Senior Hurling Championship on Friday June 14th Ballybrown will
face Kilmallock in Limerick Gaelic Grounds at 7.30pm then on Saturday
15th Garryspillane take on Ahane in Bruff at 7.30pm while in
Cahirconlish Murroe/Boher and Knockainey will meet at 7.30pm
Over in Ballingarry the meeting of Bruree and Adare will go ahead at
7.30pm. On Sunday June 16th in a double header at Kilmallock we have
at 2pm Granagh/Ballingarry and Patrickswell then at 3.30pm the meeting
of Doon and Na Piarsaigh will take place. In Kilfinane at 7.30 two
South sides will clash when Effin and Hospital/Herbertstown will meet
with the final game of the championship takes place in Bruff when
South Liberties face Croom at 7.30pm. In the Nick Greene Sportsground
Mgt Intermediate Hurling Championship four championship games will
take place on Friday evening with Pallasgreen and Knockaderry will be
meeting in Clarina at 7.30pm while Kildimo/Pallaskenry and Cappamore
go ahead in Claughaun at 7.30pm. The meeting of Bruff and
Dromin/Athlacca takes place in Kilmallock at 7.30 and over in Mungret
East side Caherline take on West side St Kierans. Over in Ballyagran
at 7.30 Glenroe and Mungret will clash. Two games are pencilled in for
Saturday evening June 15th with Blackrock and Monaleen takes place in
Hospital at 7.30pm while Newcastlewest and Killeedy goes ahead at
Tournafulla at 7.30pm. While on Sunday evening at 7.30pm Claughaun and
Ballybricken/Bohermore will take place in Cahirconlish at 7.30pm.
Football Championship Dates, venues and times
In the Irish Wire Products County Senior Football Championship the
following fixtures were made for weekending June 21st by the Limerick
G.A.A. County CCC.
In the senior football championship two games on the Friday evening
starts the weekend when St Patricks and Adare takes place in Clarina
at 8pm while Ballysteen and Fr Caseys goes ahead in Newcastlewest at
8pm. On Saturday evening four championship games takes place when
Monaleen and Pallasgreen will meet in Cahirconlish at 8pm while also
at 8pm Newcastlewest and St Kierans clashed at the Bog Garden in
Rathkeale. Galbally and Ballylanders takes place at Hospital at 8pm
and Dromcollogher/Broadford will face Mountcollins in Abbeyfeale at
8pm. In the Griffin Intermediate Football Championship on Saturday
22nd Hospital/Herbertstown take on Bruff in Kilbreedy at 8pm. Athea
face St Senans in Newcastlewest at 8pm while Croom and St Marys/Sean
Finns meet at Ballingarry also at 8pm. On Sunday June 23rd Cappamore
and Na Piarsaigh will meet at Caherelly at 8pm while the meeting of
Claughaun and Mungret goes ahead in Clarina at 7pm. Oola and Gerald
Griffins championship game the date has to be confirmed but will take
place in Clarina.
City G.A.A. Notes
Junior A Hurling:
Ballybrown travelled to Rathbane Tuesday May 21st to play Old
Christians in the D.J. Daly Champion Hurley's Junior A Hurling League.
After a bright start they led by three points but Old Christians
replied with two points of their own. Andrew Cliffe hit the visitor's
first goal. Midway through the first half Ballybrown's Andrew Cliffe
took a side line cut some forty metres out and his effort went
straight and true for a fine point. Old Christians had a goal of their
own following an error in the Ballybrown goalmouth as a defender
deflected a long range effort past his own keeper. From that point on
it was one-way traffic for the Clarina side who lead by 1-13 to 1-05
at the interval. The second half was well contested by both sides but
Ballybrown struck for their second goal courtesy of Killian Gavin,
this saw a goal reply from Old Christians when Dave Clohessy scored
his side's second goal. Ballybrown were well on top at this stage and
Robert Davoren came to the fore with some great hurling and driving at
the Old Christians defence at every opportunity. His reward was a well
taken goal and a point. Evan Loftus finished the goal scoring with a
late close range free. The final score was Ballybrown 4-24 Old
Christians 2-10. Ballybrown: Cian Hedderman, Richie Quinn, James
Hartigan, Thomas Cronin, David Hannon, Brian Quinn (0-02) 1f, Kevin
Foster, Evan Loftus (1-06) 1-6f , Robert Davoren (1-01), Robert
O'Grady (0-01), Patrick Hartigan (0-01), William Stanners (0-01),
Killian Gavin (1-07) 0-4f, Connor McCarthy, Andrew Cliffe (1-04)1S/L.
Subs used: Mark Sheehan (0-01), Killian Cliffe, Colm Hayes. Old
Christians: John Keogh, Colin Keogh, Ronan Carroll, Mark Hegarty,
Stephen Barry, Brian Driver(0-2) 0-01f, Brian Madden, Shane Walsh,
Connor Madden, Darren O'Sullivan, Aidan Maher(0-1), Tim Bowen (1-01),
Dave Clohessy, Michael O'Donoghue (0-06) 0-05f, Dara Jones. Subs used:
Tony Prendergast, Danny Higgins and Billy Hoare.
Junior A football:
Patrickswell were visitors to Clarina on Monday evening May 20th in
the Morrison's Bar & Lounge Ballysimon Road Junior A Football League.
Games between these clubs being close neighbours always carry a
competitive edge and this game whilst not an epic in the football
stakes it had all the attributes that good old fashioned club rivalry
needs as a spectator sport. Early exchanges were even but the accuracy
of Tom Clancy from two placed balls was the difference between the
sides until David Woulfe popped up for a well taken goal to see
Patrickswell take the lead. Tom Clancy with two more pointed frees and
a point from William Stanners saw Ballybrown back in front again and
they never relinquished this lead. A penalty by Clancy was brilliantly
saved but he followed up to fire to the net. Declan Normile
contributed a fine individual point and that goal scoring machine
Killian Cliffe found the net before the interval. Patrickswell had two
pointed frees from David Woulfe and a well taken score from Brian
O'Sullivan to leave the interval score Ballybrown 2-6 Patrickswell
1-03. The second period of play saw a superb Goal by Killian Cliffe
and the same player has a fine point from a tight angle on the
sideline. Thomas Cronin and Tom Clancy had Ballybrown's other second
half scores. Patrickswell were tenacious and never gave up as Shane
Dinage pointed from the penalty spot with a shot that only just went
over the bar. The introduction of Dean Shanahan (no stranger to
Ballybrown football) saw him convert two fine points and indeed he was
a constant thorn in the Ballybrown rearguard. Dean Gillane, Gerry
Murphy and Brian O'Sullivan had points for Patrickswell to leave the
full time score Ballybrown 3-09 Patrickswell 1-09. Ballybrown: Seamus
Lyons, David Downes, Eamonn Lyons, Christopher Gleeson, Kevin Foster,
Declan Normile (0-01), Robert Davoren, Paul Fitzgerald, Thomas
Cronin(0-01), Connor McCarthy, Andrew Cliffe, William Stanners(0-01),
Killian Cliffe(2-01), David Guerin and Tom Clancy(1-05) 1-0 pen 0-04f.
Subs used: F Kearney, Jason Keyes and Gregory Crosse. Patrickswell:
Gary Murphy, Jason Griffin, Barry Madden, David O'Grady, Liam
O'Riordan, Kelvin Lynch, Dara Bennis, John Fitzgerald, Brian
O'Sullivan, Aaron Gillane, David Woulfe, Gerry Murphy, Patrick Woulfe,
Shane Dinage and Darragh Dundon. Subs used: Dean Shanahan, Peter
Clarke and David Ryan.
Junior A Hurling Semi-Final.
Ballybrown and St Patricks contested the first semi-final in the D.J.
Daly Champion Hurley's Junior A Hurling League.The first saw half saw
some very poor hurling as both sides struggled to hit any kind of form
or consistency. The half time score was Ballybrown 0-04 St Patricks
0-02. On resuming the second period of play Killian Gavin scored a
goal for Ballybrown and they had a lead of five points mid-way
through, but Saint's were not found wanting and they battled back to
get a draw in the closing minutes. Both sides have more to offer by
way of hurling and this will be expected of these players when they
meet in the replay next Friday evening in Rathbane at 7.30pm.
St Patricks: Mark Kiely, Mark Phelan, Dave Geary, David Sheehan
(0-1f), Daragh Cronin, Wayne Cronin, Kevin Maher, Jason Mullins, Barry
Doherty, Mike Geary (0-1), Andrew Hannigan (0-03f), Keelin Stephenson,
Brendan Mullins, Gearoid Hegarty (0-04)1f and Niall Phelan.
Ballybrown: Nigel Mann, Richie Quinn, David Hartnett, James Hartigan,
David Hannon, Brian Quinn (0-1), Thomas Cronin, Robert Davoren, Kevin
Foster, Robert O'Grady, Patrick Hartigan, William Stanners (0-01),
Andrew Cliffe, Evan Loftus (0-04) 2f, and Killian Gavin (1-00). Subs
used: Connor McCarthy for Robert O'Grady. (Picture shows Ballybrown
Captain Evan Loftus with Match Referee Martin Doherty and St Patricks
Captain Wayne Cronin before the match in Rathbane).
The second semi-final in the D.J. Daly Champion Hurley's Junior A
Hurling League saw Na Piarsiagh play Patrickswell and the North city
side started off well with a point early on from Aidan Hennessy.
Patrickswell had two points from Paul O'Grady and Declan O'Grady not
to be outdone hit a goal and a point soon afterwards. Damien Quigley
hit the city sides first goal after a mix up in the Patrickswell
defence as he latched on to a ball to fire past a helpless keeper.
Patrickswell had three points from Aaron Gillane (f),Geoffery Foley
and Dara Shanahan. Na Piarsiagh had a point again from Quigley and a
string of five pointed frees from Mike Brougham and a final point
from Pat Gleeson. Patrickswell had two further pointed frees from
Aaron Gillane. Half time score Na Piarsiagh 1-08 Patrickswell 1-08.
The second half as in the first semi-final was dominated by the windy
conditions as a number of frees were missed. Na Piarsiagh started well
with a point from Tomas Downes. Geoffery Foley stroked over a fine
effort and this was added to by Ger Murphy but that man Quigley was
having an influence on proceedings that belied his years and he had
another point from play. Declan O'Grady had a point for the Well side
and when Ger Murphy got a final touch on a loose ball to score his
sides second goal. This had most observers thinking that the north
city side were on the way out. Mike Brougham scored a point to leave
three between the sides and when Damien Quigley kicked a point with
time almost up to leave a two point gap. Damien Quigley got the final
score and what a score it was as he received a hand pass from the goal
mouth and buried the sliothar to leave the Patrickswell side stunned
and the Na Piarsiagh followers in Rapture with the final result. The
highlight of this game was the clash between Ciaran Carey and Damien
Quigley two legends in the modern game for their clubs and fro
Limerick, whilst Quigley came away with a tally of 2-03 Ciaran had a
fine game also and it is great that these two clubs have these fellows
in good shape and passing on the skills to the next generation.
Na Piarsiagh: Evan Condon, Josh O'Halloran, Paul McNamara, Kevin
McNamara, Aidan Hennessy(0-01), Paul Downes, Brian Buckley, Pat
Gleeson(0-01), Kieran Bermingham, Mike Brougham(0-06) 5f, Kieran
Keogh, Kevin Hodnett, Evan Egan, Damien Quigley(2-03), Tomas
Downes(0-01).
Patrickswell:Alan Murray, Thomas Nolan, Ciaran Carey, Kelvin Lynch,
Geoffrey Foley(0-02), John Fitzgerald, Ian Kelleher, Jonathan Mc
Mahon, Chris O'Grady, Eoin McNamara, Paul O'Grady (0-02), Dara
Shanahan(0-01), Aaron Gillane(0-03), Declan O'Grady(1-02) and Ger
Murphy(1-01).
Lifting Limerick
Lifting Limerick golf event in it's third year takes place at the
Adare Manor Hotel and Golf Resort on June 6th and 7th all funds raised
at this event are instrumental in the future development of county
hurling teams. Cost is as follows Teams of 3 €1,000 or Individual
€350, Tee box €100 and Green €100 All interested parties should
contact Sean Scalon at [email protected] or Damien Quigley at
[email protected] or the Gaelic Grounds office at 061326500.
East GA.A. Notes
East Intermediate Hurling Final:
Caherline 1-14 Pallasgreen 0-15:
On Sunday evening last in Caherelly the East intermediate hurling
final was played between Caherline and Pallasgreen. Pallasgreen made
the most of the wind advantage through the stick of Jonathan Deere
leading by seven points before Donacha O'Loughlin pointed a free for
Caherline after seventeen minute. Donacha O'Loughlin put over another
two from frees. Both teams exchanged points from placed balls before
the interval leaving the half time score Pallasgreen 0-10 Caherline
0-05. In the opening twenty minutes of the second half Caherline
outscored Pallasgreen by six points to three points. The game then
took a turn in Caherline's favour when a pass from Aaron Power landed
in the hand of Brendan Hourigan who rifled the ball home from 25yards.
Donacha O'Loughlin insured the win for Caherline with three unanswered
points. Sean Kiely accepted the cup on behalf of the Caherline team.
Caherline Team: Pa Carey, David Casey, David Balfry, Dean Power, James
Enright, Gary Murphy, David Corbett, Sean Kiely, Eoin Nelligan,
William Hourigan, Brendan Hourigan, Peter Tiernan,
Aaron Power, Theo Butler and Donnacha O' Loughlin. Subs: Michael
Moloney, Philip Mulready, Hugh Mcguire and Jason Warren. Scorers:
Donnacha O'Loughlin 0-11(0-09f), Brendan Hoourigan 1-02 and Peter
Tiernan 0-01.
Pallasgreen Team: Trevor McMahon, Aaron Moloney, Thomas Franklin,
Kevin Dillon, Ciarán Ryan (M), Lorcan O'Dwyer, Eddie Mulcahy, Aidan
Shanahan, Pa Roche, Chris McMahon (Capt), Jonathon Deere, Kevin Barry,
Seamus Mulcahy, Pa Hennessy and Owen Roche. Subs Colin Ryan, and David
McMahon. Scorers: Jonathon Deere (0-08) (0-05f), Colin Ryan (0-03)
(0-01 f), Pa Hennessy, Aidan Shanahan, Chris McMahon and Lorcan
O'Dwyer (00-1) each.
Munster Under 21 Hurling Championship Quarter-Final
Limerick under 21 hurlers will take on Tipperary in Semple Stadium
Thurles at 7.30pm on this Friday evening with Referee Colm Lyons of
Cork will be in charge of this championship game Extra time will be
played if necessary. The management team of T.J.Ryan, Clem Smith,
Peter Finn and trainer Adrian O Brien of Kilmallock will be ready for
any challenge Tipperary may throw at them. The Limerick team captain
is Declan Hannon of Adare and vice captain is Shane Dowling of Na
Piarsaigh. Limerick Un.21 hurling team recently played a number of
challenge games and the Limerick under 21 players that took part in
those challenge games could be involved on this Friday evening they
are Darragh Stapleton, Shane Irwin, Barry O Connell, Aaron Costelloe,
Dan Morrissey, Barry Lynch, Robbie Egan, Thomas Ryan, Shane Dowling,
David Reidy, Brendan O Connor, Mark O Connell, Richard Ryan, Michael
Ryan, Kevin O Brien, Jack Aherne, PJ Hall, Mark O Loughlin, Declan
Hannon, John Fitzgibbon, Mark Carmody, Barry Lynch, Kevin O Donnell,
Adrian Breen, William Hickey, Diarmuid Byrnes, Shane Kenny, Jake
Mulcahy, Brendan Giltenane, David Hall.
Limerick Ladies Football:
Congratulations to Ava Neary (Full Back), Yvette Moynihan (Centre
Back) and Dympna O'Brien (Left Corner Forward) who have been selected
on the 2013 Tesco Homegrown NFL team of the League for Division 4. The
girls will receive their awards in Croke Park this week.
Club Limerick
Under the chairmanship of John Cregan the new Club committee will
replace the Limerick supporters club and the Club Limerick will run
its first event on Thursday July 25th when the annual Race day at
Limerick racecourse will take place. All funds generated from this
event will help in the preparation of all Limerick county teams. Club
Limerick asks all G.A.A. supporters to support the race meeting in
July as it will be the last meeting of the summer at the track. It
will be an enjoyable National Hunt meeting with Music afterwards by
Nathan Carter. Table of ten people will cost €1000 and smaller groups
will be accommodated. All interested parties should contact John
Cregan at 0867836591 or Gaelic Grounds at 061 325077.
Senior Hurling Challenge in Mallow
Limerick took on Waterford last Friday evening in Mallow and in a very
high score line Waterford came out on top when they defeated Limerick
by 2-30 to 3-24. Limerick was a point behind at half time 2-11 to
Waterford 1-15. Limerick team was
Nickie Quaid, Stephen Walsh, Richie McCarthy, Tom Condon, Paudie
O'Brien, Wayne McNamara, Gavin O'Mahony, Paul Browne, Donal O'Grady,
Conor Allis, James Ryan, Seamus Hickey, James Ryan, Graeme Mulcahy,
Shane Dowling, Seanie Tobin. In the second half Limerick made quiet a
few changes and they were Declan Hannon for Conor Allis, Cathal King
for Gavin O'Mahony, David Breen for Seamus Hickey, Kevin Downes for
Graeme Mulcahy, Niall Moran for Shane Dowling, Conor Allis for James
Ryan, Tommy Quaid for Seanie Tobin, Aaron Murphy for Nickie Quaid,
Mark Carmody for Tom Condon, Tomas Ryan for Donal O'Grady and Alan
Dempsey for Stephen Walsh. Limerick scorers were Shane Dowling 1-05
(0-04f)
Declan Hannon (0-05f), Paudie O'Brien (0-01f), Seanie Tobin (1-01),
Graeme Mulcahy (1-00), James Ryan (0-03), Kevin Downes (0-04), Conor
Allis (0-02), Donal O'Grady (0-01), Niall Moran (0-01) and Thomas Ryan
(0-01).
Munster Senior hurling semi final Tickets
Tickets will be distributed at the Gaelic Grounds during Offices hours
from 9.30am to 5.30pm the office will be closed from 1pm to 2pm. Clubs
can pre ordered by emailing [email protected] Clubs are
requested to order tickets as early as possible as tickets will be
distribute on a first come first served basis. If clubs request us to
sell tickets on their premises the County Board will accommodate where
possible
Press Night
Limerick senior hurling management and team will hold an open press
evening at the Greenhills Hotel Ennis Road Limerick on Thursday May
30th at 5.30pm. Members of the Limerick senior hurling management and
members of the Limerick senior hurling team will be available for
interviews only on this evening leading up to the Limerick v Tipperary
Munster senior hurling championship game. This evening is strictly for
Media and Press agents only.
Munster GAA Senior Football Championship Quarter-Final: Limerick 0-08 Cork 3-17
Three first-half goals, including two from debutants Brian Hurley and
John O'Rourke, helped Cork to a very comfortable 3-17 to 0-08 win over
Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday evening. Cork led by 10
points at the break following the three goals, scored between the 24th
and 31st minute, and they added to their big lead throughout a low-key
second-half. Cork will now play Clare in the Munster semi-final at
Cusack Park, Ennis, on June 16. Cork led 3-04 to 0-03 at the break
thanks to those three goals in the space of seven minutes towards the
end of the first half. The opening 20 minutes were cagey, but Cork
emerged from them 0-04 to 0-02 in front, with Damian Cahalane and
Daniel Goulding both kicking two points apiece. The first Cork goal
came on 24 minutes when debutant Hurley punched to the net following a
long ball in. Four minutes later, another debutant, O'Rourke nipped in
for a second goal to make it 2-04 to 0-02. Limerick were stunned, and
although they replied with a point from Eoghan O'Connor, it wasn't
long before a third Cork goal completely took the sting out of the
game. It came from Pearse O'Neill, who finished a wonderful team move
to the net. That left Cork in total control going in at the interval,
and the game was as good as over. Nonetheless, Conor Counihan's side
continued to add scores after the restart, and 15 minutes into the
second half the score was 3-10 to 0-04 following points from Paul
Kerrigan and Hurley (2). Limerick managed four more points before the
end, but the final quarter was effectively shooting practice for Cork,
as they added scores with ease and emptied their bench to cruise into
the semi-finals with a massive 18point win.
Limerick Supporters Club in Dublin
The Suppporters Club in Dublin will host their 18th Annual Golf
Classic on Thursday 30 May 2013 in Edmondstown Golf Club in South
Dublin. The Director of Golf Tom Cotter has worked wonders to pull in
another fine selection of three person teams. There are still some
slots in the time sheet and teams can enter by contacting Tom on 086
838 0893. Sponsorship opportunities for tee boxes and holes also are
available. A four-course meal is included and will be provided at
Morilles Bistro in the Yellow House in Rathfarnham. The event as
always been a hugely enjoyable one and the new venue this year at
Edmondstown promises to offer a great social and golfing occasion.
Top prize at the event will be a week-end for two for each of the
winning threesome at any Moran Hotel. Picture shows some of the
organising team Michael Fitzgerald, Ollie Mann and Tom Lavery.
Munster Junior Camogie Champions
Limerick camogie continued their winning ways, annexing the Munster
Junior Cup with a gutsy display. The match was played in Ballygiblin
yesterday, Limerick playing with a stiff breeze in the first half.
Player of the match Karen O'Leary led the way from the half back line,
with Dymphna O'Brien on the end of Limericks scores. Cork got the
first score of the game within a minute with a point from play.
Limerick quickly replied with point from Aoife Wilson. Brid Hannan
then scored three points without reply in the next nine minutes
(1-45', 1-free) In the 10th minute Cork got a goal which Limerick
immediately cancelled with one of their own by Lisa O'Keefe. This left
the score Limerick 1-04 Cork 1-01. Cork got another point but then
Aoife Wilson raised the green flag (13 minutes) followed by a point
each from Noreen Barry (14 min) and Dymphna O'Brien (15 minutes) These
were the last scores by Limerick in this half but Cork hit purple
patch coming back strongly with 5 unanswered points (0-04 play 0-01
free). Half time score Limerick 2-06 Cork 1-07.
Limerick was first to score in the second half with a point from play
from Elaine Kennedy, giving Limerick a three point lead. However,
Cork through Niamh McCarthy and Amy O'Connor sent in some great ball
to a forward line that Limerick marshalled well through Noreen Barry.
But they clawed back with two points (1-45'1-free). Limerick 2-07 Cork
1-09. Limerick introduced subs after ten minutes Martina McMahon for
Lisa O'Keefe, Katy Hurley for Katie Hennessey. Three points from
Limerick on 16 min (Martina McMahon) 17 minutes (Noreen Barry) 26
minutes (Brid Hannan) gave Limerick a four point cushion. Donna
Mulcahy was introduced for Elaine Kennedy. Cork finished strongly but
Limerick defended well just allowing Cork the final score of the game
-a point in the 29th minute. Cork managed only three scores in the
second half, and the Treaty County secured their Munster title to add
to their national league title. Captain Sarah Crotty lifted the Burns
Perpetual Cup on behalf of the victorious Limerick team. Final score
2-10 to 1-10
Scorers: Brid Hannan 0-04 (1 free, 1 45') Aoife Wilson 1-01 Noreen
Barry 0-02 Lisa O'Keefe 1-00, Martina McMahon 0-01, Dymphna O'Brien
0-01, Elaine Kennedy 0-01. Subs used: Martina McMahon for Lisa
O'Keefe, Katy Hurley for Katie Hennessey, Donna Mulcahy for Elaine
Kennedy, Team for Final v Cork 1Claire Keating (Cappamore), 2 Jane
Wilson (Na Piarsaigh), 3 Lorraine McCarthy (Bruff), 4 Aishling
McCartan (Newcastlewest), 5 Karen O Leary (Newcastlewest), 6 Sarah
Crotty (Ahane), 7 Katie Hennessy (Ballyagran), 8 Mairead Fitzgerald
(Granagh/ Ballingarry), 9 Caitrin De Bhal (Feenagh/Kilmeedy), 10 Aoife
Wilson (Na Piarsaigh), 11 Elaine Kennedy (Newcastlewest), 12 Noreen
Barry (Killeedy), 13 Lisa O Keeffe (Adare), 14 Dymphna O'Brien
(Killeedy) and 15 Brid Hannan (Croagh/Kilfinny) subs Orla Cunningham
(Killeedy), Patricia Liston (Newcastlewest), Martina McMahon
(Croagh/Kilfinny), Lisa Ryan (Murroe/Boher), Donna Mulcahy (Killeedy),
Katy Hurley (Newcastlewest) and Sarah Carey (Granagh/ Ballingarry). Tweet
