The fixtures committee have confirmed the following dates for the U14 Feile 2019.
Sunday 10th March- Group games
Saturday 30th March- Semi final games
Sunday 31st March- Final
We have considered the feedback from the clubs when deciding upon the dates. We look forward to what is always a very exciting, competitive competition and we wish all the clubs the best of luck.
2018 Ladies Football Championships:
Championship Fixtures:
Junior Preliminary Round – Desertmatin 2.04 Ballerin 2.12
Junior Semi Final – Coleraine 4.11 Dungiven 4.08
Junior Semi Final – Magherafelt 6.11 Ballerin 1.04
Intermediate Semi Final – (A) Faughan Vale 7.16 Craigbane 1.11 –
Intermediate Semi Final – Claudy w/o Craigbane w/o
Senior Preliminary Round – Ballymaguigan 0.12 Ballinascreen 2.09
Senior Semi Final – Glen 1.03 Steelstown 2.08.
Senior Semi Final – Ballinascreen 5.14 Moneymore 0.10
Finals – 21st July
2.30pm – Junior – Magherafelt 3.15 Eoghan Rua Coleraine 5.07
4.30pm – Intermediate – Claudy 2.08 Faughan Vale 3.07 –
6.30pm – Senior – Ballinascreen 3.03 Steelstown 0.10
U14 championships
Sunday 20th May – 11am at Glen
Ballinascreen won Ballerin lost
Final – 27th May – Ballinascreen won Magherafelt lost
Steelstown conc v Ballerin w/o
Final – 27th May – Callan Gaels 13.16 Ballerin 7.05
Claudy 4.04 Glen 1.06
Final – 27th May – Claudy 4.04 Lissan 3.13
Another milestone in Ladies Football activity in Derry this week as four schools participated in the first ever all Derry schools Junior Ladies Gaelic Football blitz at Owen Beg. The Under 14 blitz featured two teams from Derry, St. Mary’s and Gaelcholaoiste Dhoire, local school St. Pat’s Dungiven and Loreto Coleraine
In the qualifying blitz Loreto Coleraine and Gaelcholaiste Dhoire have qualified for the Erne Cup while St. Pat’s and St. Mary’s go on to compete in the Foyle Cup.
Well done all and good luck in the rest of the competitions.
St. Patrick’s Dungiven
Loreto Coleraine
Gaelcholaiste Dhoire
St. Mary’s Derry
The fixtures for the 2018 National Football League season have been released. Derry have three home and four away games ahead in the 2018 season.
Sunday 28th January – Wicklow v Derry
Sunday 4th February – Derry v Fermanagh
Sunday 11th February – Carlow v Derry
Sunday 25th February – Derry v Louth
Sunday 4th March – Antrim v Derry
Sunday 25th March – Limerick v Derry
Sunday 1st April – Derry v Kilkenny
Steelstown’s Emma Doherty won the prestigious All Ireland Junior Players Player of the year award at a star studded All Stars Presentation Dinner at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin on Saturday past.
Congratulations Emma – all associated with Derry LGFA are delighted for you and are sure you are very proud of your achievement and award.
The Annual Convention of Derry LGFA as fixed for Owen Beg last Tuesday saw Club delegates receive reports and be given an opportunity to reflect on 2017 activity at all levels.
In a wide ranging report the secretary detailed all activity that went on in the year and congratulated all involved in a busy calendar of activities.
The Registrar, Treasurer and Development Officer reports were all dealt with efficiently and a list of various recommendations were brought forward to be dealt with by the delegates in attendance.
Election of officers then took place and the following posts were filled as below:
Chairperson – Marlene Mullan
Vice Chairperson – Jock Groogan
Secretary – Paul Grant
Assistant Secretary – Terri McCallan
Treasurer – Clare Mullan
Development Officer – Gregory Mulholland
Fixtures Secretary – Brendan Walls
Irish Language and Cultural Officer – Ann Hassan
Upcoming games
Friday 20th October – Ballymaguigan v Steelstown – OFF
22/10/17
A. Steelstown won Faughan Vale lost
C. Dungiven lost Ballymaguigan won
Limavady 3.04 Ballymaguigan 10.23
Division 2 – Moneymore
Junior – Coleraine 2.04 Craigbane 2.05
B Final – Dungiven 3.08 Callan Gaels 4.14
2017 Fixtures now uploaded and available for all – see Pages linked as above
2017 Feile Sat 1st April / Sun 2nd April
Magherafelt 1.04 Steelstown 5.04
Dungiven 3.08 Ballerin 1.02
Ballerin 2.01 Ballinascreen 10.07
Dungiven 1.00 Ballinascreen 2.02
Group 3 – Coleraine withdrew, Limavady withdrew
Callan Gaels 5.00 Ballinascreen 3.08
Steelstown 1.04 Ballymauigan 1.02
