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Wins for Moy, Fianna and Clarkes in Friday's matches

Ulster Herald Advertisement Wins for Moy, Fianna and Clarkes in Friday’s matches Posted: 10:27 pm July 2, 2021 SHARE In Division one, Carrickmore’s clash with Moy was an entertaining battle, that ended with a win for the latter. Carrickmore hit too many wides, and Moy’s goals from Declan Conroy and Colm Cavanagh were pivotal. Coalisland were deserving winners over Trillick. They led 1-7 to 0-6 at half time with Bailey Leonard getting the goal after 12 minutes. Trillick got the first point of the second half but they were always trailing by three or more for the rest of the game.

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The GAA's most inspiring young players recognised

The GAA s most inspiring young players recognised Updated / Tuesday, 26 Jan 2021 09:54 One of the positives that has come out of the Covid-19 pandemic has been the surge in community spirit. We have seen so many examples of people going out of their way to help, raise funds or simply check up on the people in their area. Young people have been so badly affected by this pandemic, yet on so many occasions since March, they have led the way in showing examples of compassion and how to care for others. With the GAA Minor Championships put on hold, young players across the country put their energy to incredibly good use to help others during lockdown. To honour this, a new awards programme has been set up to recognise the incredible work achieved by young players off the field efforts in 2020.

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Red Hand Podcast Hurling Special - Ulster Herald

Ulster Herald Advertisement Posted: 4:28 pm January 27, 2021 SHARE We talk to new Tyrone hurling manager Michael Mc Shane while we also hear from Colm Cavanagh. It’s hurling and football that features this week on the Red Hand Podcast. Receive quality journalism wherever you are, on any device. Keep up to date from the comfort of your own home with a digital subscription. Any time | Any place | Anywhere SUBSCRIBE TO CURRENT EDITION TODAY and get access to our archive editions dating back to 2007 (CLICK ON THE TITLE BELOW TO SUBSCRIBE) Posted: 4:28 pm January 27, 2021 SHARE

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Big-hearted teens scoop Electric Ireland awards

January 23, 2021 7:00 am Three Roscommon teens who restored a 1956 Ferguson 20 tractor and raffled it to raise money for Childhood Cancer Foundation Ireland have scooped the Connacht Electric Ireland GAA Minor Special Recognition Award. Strokestown GAA’s Jack Beirne and Andrew Jordan and St. Barry’s GFC member, Mark Rodgers, won the award for their outstanding efforts in raising over €60,000 for the Childhood Cancer Foundation. Jack is a childhood survivor of leukaemia and benefitted from the Childhood Cancer Foundation’s services. As part of a Transition Year project, Jack, Andrew and Mark purchased the vintage tractor with the plan of restoring and selling it, with the proceeds going to the charity which provides vital

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