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Name: re interested
4/12/2010
Yes I also agree with the last comment, as long as the girls that go are verycommitted to their game and their county!!!! I don't like the idea of somegirls just goin to some training and getting picked when other girls go faithfully to every training sessions and are also skilled and don't get picked.
You have to show!
Name: Re: Interested
4/12/2010
Couple of other girls for next year, the wee twins who play for cushendall Niamh & Tara O'Neill and also (I think her name is Katie McAleese from the Geraldines)
Not Katie maybe Emma or Jane
Name: @ re interested
4/12/2010
Some girls who have great potential dont believe they are good enough to be selected at trails so dont go
Well no point in them complaining then
Name: re interested
4/12/2010
it dosent matter who the mangers have to look out for, if the girls dont go surely credit should go to the girls who do!
Precisly
Name: Dominic
3/12/2010
In answer to j.w. Naomh Eoin's u16 championship winning team last year contained at least 7 players who won the u14 Féile as well. They had no fear at u16 level and (luckily for Naomh Eoin) they've two years left at u16 level. I agree that players at u14 now may not be around in 4/5 years but the potential for next years u16 Antrim team is very exciting.
Name: Séamas
3/12/2010
All the Colleges' finals tomorrow are off because of the weather.
They will run some time next week, possibly next Saturday.
Re-fixtures will be posted on this Guestbook.
They will run some time next week, possibly next Saturday.
Re-fixtures will be posted on this Guestbook.
Name: n;antrim
3/12/2010
s.okane;e.connor,r.walsh,a.mcfadden,c;dall.g;keeper,are good enough for antrim panel
Name: jw
3/12/2010
opinions on juveniles playing in older age groups eg u14s playin u16 & u18 or u16s playin u18 or intermediate?
Name: Former Camog
3/12/2010
I've been around the block more times than I will admit and this yr, like most before, I've seen my fair share of camogie! What a player does as a 13/14 yr old is completely different to what she will experienece over the next 3/4 yrs...these yrs will determine how long or how far their camogie career will go. I know teenage girls will love to see their names on this guest book but the reality is, u14 camogie with Antrim could be as far as they go! It's hugely important that girls leaving u14 put their heads down and work at their game, respect their mentors and earn the right to play senior camogie for Antrim...hopefully, at senior grade!! Of the u14 squad this yr, I saw one player stand out, the full back from cushendall. Again, hopefully I will be able to say that in a few yrs time when watching the Antrim seniors...and I look forward to seeing more of the u14s of 2010 doing the same. Camogie in the county is on an upward curve, let's keep this going and enjoy the experience!!
Name: Aisling
3/12/2010
Good luck to St Killians and Knock in the finals tomorrow
Name: Séamas
2/12/2010
Casement park :
Maghera v Ballycastle 1pm
St Killian's v St Louis 11am
St Teresa's :
Newry v Kilrea 11am
St Pius X v Knock 1pm.
Both pitches will be inspected Friday morning. If not playable, alternate arrangements are in place for some of the matches. Keep an eye on this space tomorrow evening (Friday) for confirmation.
Maghera v Ballycastle 1pm
St Killian's v St Louis 11am
St Teresa's :
Newry v Kilrea 11am
St Pius X v Knock 1pm.
Both pitches will be inspected Friday morning. If not playable, alternate arrangements are in place for some of the matches. Keep an eye on this space tomorrow evening (Friday) for confirmation.
Name: re interested
2/12/2010
good up incoming players to look out for Sinead Cosgrove best u 14 at her age last year, Niamh Adams, Erin Elliot, and would also say roxy from st johns and johanna from loughgiel.
Name: Dominic
2/12/2010
What time are matches in Casement and what times?
Go raibh maith agat.
Go raibh maith agat.
Name: Interested
30/11/2010
Who are the under 14 players from last year that the under 16 manager should be including this year?
Name: Séamas
30/11/2010
North Antrim now has three schools involved in the Ulster Schools' finals on Saturday (weather permitting).
Today Cross & Passion Ballycastle qualified to meet holders St Patrick's Maghera in a repeat of last year's Senior A final. Even some of Maghera's players are from Antrim clubs - the Quinn sisters from Dunloy and the O'Neill sisters from Tír na nÓg.
The B Final (Fr Davies' Cup) is exclusive to north Antrim with St Louis Ballymena taking on St Killian's Garron Tower.
Both these games are at Casement Park, while the C and D finals are in St Teresa's.
While Antrim schools have no representation in the C final (St Pius X v Knock), a number of players from the Rasharkin and Dunloy clubs will line-out for St Paul's Kilrea against Our Lady's Newry.
Good luck to all players from the County playing on Saturday. This involvement surely bodes well for camogie in the county as a whole and in north Antrim in particular.
Today Cross & Passion Ballycastle qualified to meet holders St Patrick's Maghera in a repeat of last year's Senior A final. Even some of Maghera's players are from Antrim clubs - the Quinn sisters from Dunloy and the O'Neill sisters from Tír na nÓg.
The B Final (Fr Davies' Cup) is exclusive to north Antrim with St Louis Ballymena taking on St Killian's Garron Tower.
Both these games are at Casement Park, while the C and D finals are in St Teresa's.
While Antrim schools have no representation in the C final (St Pius X v Knock), a number of players from the Rasharkin and Dunloy clubs will line-out for St Paul's Kilrea against Our Lady's Newry.
Good luck to all players from the County playing on Saturday. This involvement surely bodes well for camogie in the county as a whole and in north Antrim in particular.
