Fixtures and Results

Thurs 13^th July:

Anne Marie Smyth Cup:

Semi-finals:

Chapel, 7pm: Hayley Morgan v Elaine McGrady (Markers: Teresa and Emma O’Neill)

Nesbitt’s Lane, 7.30pm: Maggie Gartland v Claire Mackle

Finals on Tues 18^th July:

Chapel, 7pm: Grade 1a Final

Nesbitt’s Lane, 7.30pm: Grade1b Final

Fri 14^th July:

McKenna Cup:

Chapel, 7pm: Stephen O’Neill v Paul Corrigan (Marker: Patrick)

Nesbitt’s Lane, 7.45pm: John Lennon v Cormac Garvey (+1 shot)

Sat 15^th July:

Temac Cup:

Chapel, 2.30pm: Kerry Dillon v Caoimhe Campbell (Markers: Caroline and Kate)

Hall, 3pm: Kate McVeigh v Pauline Lennon

Chapel, 3.30pm: Donna Patterson v Annette Fullen

Hall, 4pm: Mary Fullerton v Maureen McKinney

Sun 16^th July:

Mary Ann’s Cup: Semi-finals:

Chapel, 11.15am: Daniel Trainor v Colm McGahan (Marker: Paddy O.)

Knipe’s Lane, 12noon: Barry McKenna v Cormac Conlon

McKenna Cup

Chapel, 2.30pm: Paul Mackle v Frank Donnelly (Marker: Mickey McVeigh)

Knipe’s Lane, 3.15pm: Eddie Mallon v Peter Daly

Mon 17^th July:

Challenges:

Chapel, 7pm: Marty and Sé Mullan v Maurice Rooney and Michael O’Neill (Marker: Danny)

Knipe’s Lane, 7.45pm: Danny Trainor and Patrick Garvey v Connor and Paddy O’Neill

Results:

Mickey Quigley v Danny Trainor: Trainor got off to a bad start while Quigley had three good shots to near Mary Ann’s. He was a shot up at the corner and increased his lead to almost two going up the hill. Trainor hit two big shots, both of which got good running, from before Mullantur to twenty yards into the cap. This, aided by a short shot from Quigley below Allen’s, saw a major change with Trainor now taking the lead. Trainor, however, didn’t push home this advantage round the corner to Toby’s, and Quigley then regained a lead of ten yards. Good throwing from Trainor up the straight should have left it a formality when he opened the top corner in three, with Quigley falling short of the corner in three. Quigley, throwing first, fell yards short of the line, but, unbelievably, Trainor slipped up and ended up short of Quigley’s mark. He made up for it, however, when his last, with the help of a fortunate rub, sailed over the top of the hill and he was relieved to see Quigley fall fifty yards short of the mark.