ARCHIVE 2011 Club Notes 23rd - 29th of November Gala Ball: Thank you to everyone who attended, organised and most importantly, supported the Mohill Gala Ball which was held in the beautiful Landmark hotel, Carrick on Shannon last Saturday night, 19th Nov. The night was a great success with the club raising over €80,000 for the new Philly Mc Guinness park. A special thank you to Mayo's All Star Andy Moran for attending and presenting the ladies with their league medals. Thanks also to everyone who made moving speeches and tributes to Philly. It was especially a memorable night with the 1971 winning team attending and receiving their medals, along with the winning minor lads team and celebrating the victory of the U.16 boys team. There were many winners on the night, the biggest of all of them going to Tony Feely of Mohill who took the first prize of €5000. 2nd Prize: Seamus Gallagher Eslin €3000 3rd Prize: Pauric Browne Mohill €1000 4th Prize: Therese Farrell Mohill €500 5th Prize: Vince Mc Guinness: Weekend break in the Landmark hotel 6th Prize: Members of the Manorhamilton GAA club: Weekend break in Lough Rynn Castle 7th Prize: €250 8th Prize: Mohill Board €250 Bord Na Mona Vouchers Take Me Out: Leitrim Ladies are holding their annual fundraising event on Saturday 26th November 2011 at 8pm sharp, in the Ramada Hotel, Drumshambo, Co.Leitrim. Everyone welcome, Tickets cost €10 each and are on sale from any Ladies Club Secretary or directly from the Ramada Hotel. This year they are holding a 'Take me out' night with what is guaranteed to be a fun night for both participants and guests alike!. The line up will be consisting of Ladies and Men from all round the county with a few surprise guests. For further details contact: Sinead @ 087-9220648 or Deirdre @ 086-3963011. Club Notes 16th - 22nd of November Club Notes 9th - 15th of November Down Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back just over 27 years in time and to the centenary year of the GAA. The game we focus on was played in late October 1984 in Carrigallen where Mohill defeated the home side on a 2-7 to 1-2 scoreline in a final round Junior League Division 4B Clash. Our lineout was as follows: Dermot McDermott, Gerry Costello, Brian Cullen, Mark Conboy, Gerry Foy, Kevin Mitchell, Fintan Reynolds, John Baxter, Dermot McKeon, George Dugdale, Enda McKeon, Tom Melia, John McManus, Declan Moran, Thomas Egan. Subs Used: Nicky McNabola, Kieran O'Beirne. Marksmen were D.McKeon 1-2, D.Moran 1-2, G.Dugdale 0-2, J.McManus 0-1, E.McKeon 0-1. Marathon Men: Well Done to popular local butcher Peter Logan participated in the Dublin City Marathon on Bank Holiday last. A former county hurler Peter has played at all levels for the club and was County Junior Footballer of the year back in 1997. The year he led us to a Junior B Title. Peter has also trained club teams at underage and adult levels and although in his mid-forties was still fit to take his place at center field for our third team in last years Championship. Gala Dinner Dance: Our Gala night is fast approaching and will be held on November 19th, in the Landmark Hotel commencing at 9pm sharp. Tickets cost €35 per head and are currently available from club officers. Our Senior Championship winning team will be honoured on the night as this year marks the 40th anniversary of their success. For the record the team was as follows: Shane Moran, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Sean Kilrane, Sean "Bula" McCrann Captain, Anthony Canning, Frankie Keegan, Brendan McGowan, John Baxter, Des Keegan, Ciaran Kelly, Gerry Keegan R.I.P, Chris Foley, Martin Moran, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Sean Bannon. Subs Used: Paul Greenan R.I.P. Other Subs were: Jim Boyle, Tom Melia, PJ Reynolds, John Dunleavy R.I.P, George Booth, Joe Beirne, Sylvester Kivlehan, Harry McCrann, Paddy Beirne R.I.P, Liam Guckian. Brian Gordon also played in 71 but missed the final with a broken ankle. Matt Gaffey trained the team for the game. Selectors were the late Michael Gallagher, Johnny Rowley, Gabriel Moran. Chairman of the Club at the time was the late Eamonn Duignan Senior. Let us remember those sadly no longer with us. Men like Brendan Gallagher, Gerry Keegan, Michael McGuinness, Paul Greenan, John Dunleavy, Paddy Beirne, Eamonn Duignan, Michael Gallagher. Our Development Draw will also take place on the night. Music will be supplied by Latenightradio with Ronnie Duignan and Donnacha Holmes. At this point we would like to thank Mohill men John and Ciaran Kelly of the Landmark Hotel for their generosity. Ciaran of course was a member of our 71 team, having won a Minor medal in 1970. Development Draw: Remember our Development Draw will take place in the Landmark on November 19th. Tickets cost €50. If there is anyone out there who wishes to buy a ticket, our share of a ticket please fell free to contact officers of the club on the club number 087-9040907. Boxing: Well Done to club player Stephen Flynn who has been very successful in tehh boxing ring recently. Stephen has played for the club at all levels and was Captain of our Division 2 Championship winning team in 2003. Condolences: Our condolences go to the Baxter family on the death of Gene's aunt, Annie O'Rourke recently and also to Michael Charles and family, Aughavas on the death of his wife Anne. Transport to GAA Gala Dinner: A bus or busses will be available at €10 for the return journey to the Landmark Hotel. Contact Angela at 086-1964637 regarding booking and times of departure. The sale of our Development draw tickets is at present in full swing and hopefully we will reach everyone before November 19th. All officers have tickets, so dont hesistate to ask if you havent been approached. Tickets for the Gala are in circulation for what promises to be a great night in the Landmark, with presentations to this years winning teams and the Senior Champions of 1971. There will be great spot prizes and popular band Latenightradio should keep music lovers happy. The highlight of the night will obviously be the Development Draw and to quote the old cliché "If your not in you can't win". Tickets for the Dance can be booked from any club member for €35. Club Notes 2nd - 8th of November GAA Gala Dinner Dance: Our Gala Dinner Dance is almost here and will be held on November 19th in The Landmark Hotel 8pm sharp. Tickets, costing a mere €35 thanks to the generosity of two great Mohill men Ciarán and John Kelly and are available from any club officer. This promises to be a celebration to remember as we will honour our team of 1971 and our Development draw will take place on the night. There will be extra special prizes and our band is the great Latenightradio with Ronnie Duignan and Donnacadh Holmes so good music is guaranteed. Get your ticket as soon as possible. Development Draw: Club members are out and about for the last few weeks selling tickets for our Development Draw. This draw will take place at our Gala night in the Landmark on November 19th. Efforts will be made to reach everyone in the parish and surrounding areas . Tickets cost €50 but could be shared with friends and family members. Our Development will benefit everyone in the community so be generous when called upon. Club Notes 18th - 24th of October Down Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to 1980 and to an U12 Match between Mohill and Gortletteragh in which Mohill won on a 7-4 to 1-4 scoreline. the lineout was as follows: Jimmy Stenson, Gerry Costello, Gerry Beirne, Gerry Foy, Kieran Butler, John Reynolds, Cormac McManus, George Dugdale, Cormac Rowley, Aidan McKeon, Fergus Carroll, Peter Reynolds, Mattie Gaffey, Subs: Eddy McGlynn, Jimmy Reynolds R.I.P, Dermot Murphy, Declan McCrann R.I.P, Padraig Cassells, Seamus Duignan, Paul Murphy, Peter McCrann, Kenny Rowley, David Sloane, Brendan McDonald. Dinner Dance: Don't miss Mohill GAA Gala Dinner Dance which takes place on Saturday, November 19th, in the Landmark Hotel at 8:30pm sharp. Development Draw will take place on the night. Music by Late Night Radio band and tickets are €35. There will be special guest on the night. Club Notes 30th of September - 6th of October Down Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to 1980 and to an U12 Championship game in which Mohill defeated Allen Gaels on a 9-7 to 1-6 scoreline. The team lined out as follows: Brendan McDonald, Gerry Costello, Gerry Beirne, David Sloane, Kieran Butler, John Reynolds, George Dugdale, Cormac McManus, Jimmy Stenson, Jimmy Reynolds R.I.P, Cormac Rowley, Mattie Gaffey, Eddie McGlynn. Subs were: Aidan McKeon, Seamus Duignan, Peter McCrann, Brendan McCrann, Fergus Carroll, Enda Flynn, Gerry Foy, Kenny Rowley. Marksmen were: G. Dugdale 2-2, C.Rowley 2-0, E. McGlynn 2-0, M. Gaffey 1-1, J. Reynolds 1-1, Aidan McKeon, 1-2, K. Butler 0-1. County Finals: Well done to Glencar/Manor who equalled the feat of both Gorvagh and Melvin Gaels by completing the four in row on Sunday last and well done also to Melvin Gaels and Ballinamore-Sean O'Heslins on their success at the weekend. Club Notes 23rd - 29th of September Down Memory Lane: In this weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane', it is only fitting that we remember our Junior 'A' Championship winning team of 1978 that defeated Bornacoola in the final on a 1-10 to 0-06 scoreline. Sean 'Bula' McCrann, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, JJ McKeon, Anthony Canning, Padraig Keegan, Gerry Keegan R.I.P, Michael Duignan, Des Keegan, Brian Gordon, Eamonn Duignan, Willy McHugh, Stephen Kerr, Martin Moran, John Dugdale. Subs: Jim Boyle, David Gordon, Tom Melia, Sean Mitchell, Martin Kelly, Luke Early, John Baxter. Marksmen on the Day were: M. Moran 1-1, J.Dugdale 0-3, W. McHugh 0-2, E. Duignan 0-2, G. Keegan 0-1, B. Gordon 0-1. Junior 'C' Championship: Well Done to our 3rd team and management on their 12 point victory over Glencar/Manor on Saturday last in the Junior 'C' Championship. Junior 'A' Championship: Our second team will contest a Junior 'A' Championship Final for the first time since 1999 when a team managed by John McGlynn were defeated by Glencar/Manor next week when we take on Melvin Gaels. (See Fixtures and Results). The club currently holds four titles in this grade, won in 1943, 1957, 1968 and 1978. Minor 'A' Championship: Hard luck to our Minor team and management who bowed out of the championship on the penultimante stage on Wednesday evening last when losing out to Ballinamore-Sean O'Heslins. County Selector: Our best wishes go to former club and county star George Dugdale on his appointment as selector with the Leitrim Senior team. Club Notes 9th - 15th of Septmeber Down Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back in time to a clash between Mohill and Allen Gaels which the visitors won on a 4-7 to 0-7 scoreline. The Mohill line-out was as follows: Jim Boyle, Joe Beirne, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Sean "Bula" McCrann, JJ McKeon, Anthony Canning, John Gordon, Des Keegan, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Tom Melia, John Murphy, Brian Gordon, Luke Early, Art Ridge R.I.P, Tommy Hardigan. Best performers on the day were the late Brendan Gallagher, the late Michael McGuinness, Anthony Canning, Des Keegan, John Murphy. U14 Championship Final: Our Talented U14 team despite going into the final with some injury worries completed the double on Sunday evening week in Carrick defeating Sean O'Heslins in the Championship decider. Our line-out was as follows: Cal Rawlinson, Ryan Murphy, Jack McGarry, Micheál Reynolds, Kevin Flynn, Darren Keegan, David Mitchell, Jamie Stenson, Keith Beirne (0-4), Ethan Harkin (0-1), Ronan Gordon (2-5), James McNabola, Jamie Cosgrove (1-1), Ronan McKeon, Dylan Gaffey. Subs Used: Eoghan Keegan, Gavin Gordon, Oisin Reynolds. Other subs were Kalon Harkin, Mikolaj Sempka and the injured Fiachra McGuinness. Well done to the Management team of Matt Gaffey, Gerry Cosgrove and Paschal McKeon. Congratulations: Val Fitzpatrick Jnr and Tara Regan who exchanged wedding vows recently. Val won a number of underage medals with the club during the 1990's along with his twin brother Tom. Draw: Mohill GAA would ask members who have sold tickets for our forthcoming draw to please return them to any club member before the weekend. The draw will take place on November 19th at a Gala Night in the Landmark Hotel so for the next few weeks the push will be on to sell as many tickets as possible in the parish and surrounding areas. Sport is essential for the well being of our youth, so when our park is finished the boys, girls, men and women who play Gaelic games in Mohill will have a pitch to be proud of. Before this happens we need money. So we ask the Mohill people to be generous and support this worthy venture. Club Notes 2nd - 8th of SeptmeberDown Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to November 1978 and to a winter league clash in the park between Mohill and Gortletteragh in which the visitors won on a 1-10 to 1-17 scoreline. Our line-out was as follows: Jim Boyle, JJ McKeon, Luke Early, Anthony Canning, Michael Duignan, Willy McHugh, Tom Melia, Brian Gordon, Stephen Kerr, John Dugdale. Subs Used: Des Keegan. Best Players on the Day were Michael Duignan, Eamonn Duignan, Des Keegan, JJ McKeon, Anthony Canning, Willy McHugh. Marksmen were: E. Duignan 0-5, M. Duignan 0-1, B. Gordon 0-1. Senior Championship: Our Seniors bowed out of this years championship at the quarter final stage going down to Annduff on a 2-13 to 2-8 scoreline in Saturday evenings roping in sunny Carrick. Annduff made no mistake at the second time of asking and were worthy winners and the best team over the two games. Club Notes 26th of August - 1st of SeptmeberDown Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back in time to St. Patrick's Day 1959 and to a Junior game in the Grange in which Mohill beat the home side Cloone on a 2-8 to 1-0 scoreline. The Mohill line-out was as follows: John "Poocher" Gordon R.I.P, Thomas Finnegan, John Joe Cassells R.I.P, Sean McManus, Jimmy Denning, Tommy Casey R.I.P, Yank Murray, Jacko McCrann R.I.P, Paul Doris, Brian Rowley, Val McManus, Paddy Conboy, Johnny Rowley, Liam Flynn, PJ Carroll. Sub Used: Paddy Murphy. Senior: Our Senior team cetainly played their Get Out of Jail card in Cloone on Saturday evening last as with time rapidly running out and Annduff holding a secure-looking four point lead, a dramatic finish saw Johnny McGuinness shooting to the Annduff net and sub Donal Flynn firing over a last gasp equaliser to leave the final score in this quarter-final clash Mohill 1-10 Annduff 0-13. Farewell: Missing from the sideline on Saturday last was selector John Baxter who headed off to Cyprus the previous week for a 12 month spell. John has been a great stalwart of the club. Though still a teenager John was a colosus at centre-field when we won the Senior Title in 1971, having won a Minor medal that year before. Indeed the genial John gave over 20 years dedicated service at Senior level. U14 Championship Final: Our U14 team will play Sean O'Heslins in Carrick on Sunday next at 6 in the U14 Div 1 Championship decider. The last time we won a 15 a side Championship in this grade was in the scorching summer of 1995 when Dermot Scollan led us to victory. Condolences: Our condolences go to former underage player Liam McCrann and his family on the death of his mother last week. Club Notes 19th - 25th of AugustDown Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to May 1958 and to an U14 game or schoolboys as it was known back then played in Drumshanbo in which Mohill defeated the home side on a 3-5 to 2-3 scoreline. The team lined out as follows: Kevin Predergast, Ray Clyne R.I.P, Eamonn Courtney, Mel Rowley, Damien McWeeney R.I.P, Sean Bannon, Frank Reynolds, Padraig Guckian R.I.P, Paddy Conboy, Frank Doris, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Mickey Lyons, Tommy Greene. Condolences: Our condolences go to the family and friends of both Susan Cumiskey and Sonny Creamer who both passed away last week. A number of Sonny's nephews and grandchildren have served the club down the years. Senior Championship: Having topped our group, our Seniors are rewarded with a quarter final clash with Annaduff in Cloone this Saturday evening at 5:15. Junior Championship: Our Junior 'A' are also progressing well in this years championship with good victories over Drumkeerin and Gortletteragh. Club Notes 12th - 18th of AugustDown Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back 51 years to 1960 and to an under 16 match played in Corriga in which Mohill defeated the home side Aughavas on a 5-6 to 3-1 scoreline. The Mohill lineout was as follows: Liam McGowan, Ray Clyne R.I.P, Paddy Conboy, Eddie Costello, Michael Whelan, Anthony Canning, Kieran McIntyre, Sean Bannon, Desmond Wynne, Mickey Conboy, Liam Tiernan, ? Rogan, Tommy Greene, Padraig Guckian R.I.P, ? Reynolds. Condolences: Our condolences go to the family and friend of the late Mrs Scollan, Dromboy who passed away at an advanced age recently. A number of her grandchildren have played for the club over the years. Our condolences also go to the family and friends of the late Anne Copeland (nee Reynolds) who also sadly passed away last week. Club Notes 29th July - 4th AugustDown Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' Takes us back to October 1976 and to a Senior League Clash in the Park in which visitors Allen Gaels defeated Mohill on a 1-10 to 1-5 scoreline. Our best players on the day were Sean Kilrane, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, John Baxter, Willy McHugh, Tom Melia, Sean Bannon. The lineout was as follows: Jim Boyle, Padraig Keegan, Sean Kilrane, Sean "Bula" McCrann, John Gordon, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Anthony Canning, John Baxter, Des Keegan, Sean Bannon, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Willy McHugh, Gerry Beirne, Tom Melia, PJ Reynolds. Subs: Luke Early, Sean Mitchell, Brian Gordon. Under 16 Final: Our U16 team fell at the final hurdle when losing out to Ballinamore-Sean O'Heslins on a 2-12 to 1-12 scoreline on Monday evening last in Carrick in the Division 1 - 15 a side final. Our boys defeated O'Heslins in the first round of the league in Ballinamore but for the final we were forced to lineout minus a few players that played on the opening day. This was a keenly contested sporting encounter in which both sides had their had their periods of supremacy but unfortunately the Ballinamore boys just shaded it in the end. Our management team were Martin Keegan, Simon McGuinness and Don Flynn. I am sure the lads will be giving the championship a real go later on. Thankfully the majority of the panel are eligible in 2013. Senior League: In their last Senior League game before the start of the championship our senior team defeated 3-in-a-row county champions Glencar/Manor on a 0-09 to 0-08 scoreline in Eslin, thus remaining well in contention for League honours having suffered just one defeat all season at the hands of Melvin Gaels who most start as strong favourites the Intermediate Championship. Two lads who reallt stood out on the day were Stephen Conaty who played a stormer at midfield and County minor captain Shane Quinn who had a super game at wing forward. Our lineout was as follows: Paul McLoughlin, Chris Higgins, Michael McGuinness, Niall McGovern, Daniel Beck, Ciaran Kennedy, Paul Bannon, Shane Canning, Stephen Conaty, Shane Quinn, Ronan Kennedy, Barry Lupton, Colm Beirne, Johnny Mulligan, Padraig Tighe. Subs Used: Alan McLoughlin, Alan Armstrong, John McGuinness. Condolences: Our Condolences go to the family and friends of the late Tom Hill who sadly passed away on Sunday last. Senior Championship: Our Senior team while not quite firing on all cylinders overcame a spirited Aughawillan challenge in ideal conditions in Cloone on Saturday last on a 1-09 to 0-10 scoreline with 18 year old full forward Johnny Mulligan the all important goal. But it was centre-forward Ronan Kennedy who led the way upfront in the scoring stakes with 0-6 concluding 5 superb scores from play. Club Notes 22nd -28th JulyDown Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to 1976 and to a Junior League clash in Cornageeha in which Mohill defeated Annaduff on a 2-09 to 2-03 scoreline. Our best players on the day were the late Brendan Gallagher, Anthony Canning, Sean Mitchell, Des Keegan, Brian Gordon, John Murphy, Gerry Beirne. Not forgetting 2 goal hero Sean Bannon. Our line-out was as follows: Charlie Boyle, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Michael Duignan, Luke Early, Anthony Canning, Sean Mitchell, Des Keegan, Brian Gordon, John Murphy, Sean Bannon, Gerry Beirne, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Francie Conboy. At this point we would like to wish a member of that particular team, Francie Conboy who is hospitalised at the moment a speedy recovery. Condolences: Our condolences go to the family and friends of the late John Conboy who passed away last week. Club Notes 15th - 21st JulyDown Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us 51 years back in time to 1960 and to a local Derby U14 Clash or Schoolboys as it was known back then between Mohill and the home side Gortletteragh by the River in Fox's Field at Tooman, a game in which Mohill came out on top on a scoreline of 4-0 to 2-1. The Mohill line-out was as follows: Tommy Murphy, Frank Reynolds, Damien McWeeney R.I.P, Brendan McGowan, Mickey Lyons, Ciaran McIntyre, Chris Meehan, Mickey Conboy, Oliver Beirne, Eddie Costello, Tommy Greene, Liam McGowan, Mattie Bannon, Tony Farrell, Liam Guckian. A number of that team such as Liam Guckian, Brendan McGowan, Tommy Murphy, Tony Farrell and Mattie Bannon went onto taste success in this grade two years later as part of our 1962 U14 Championship winning team while a lot more was to be heard from Chris Meehan but not on the football field maybe. Condolences: Our condolences go to the Gordon and Keenan families of the of Tish Gordon and Joe Keenan last week. Our thoughts are with them at this traumatic time. Club Notes 8th - 14th July Down Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to 1978 and to a local derby clash in which Mohill defeated Gortletteragh on an 0-08 to 0-06 scoreline. Our lineout was as follows: Eamon Duignan, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, JJ McKeon, John Gordon, Michael Duignan, Anthony Canning, Des Keegan, Padraig Keegan, Tom Melia, Gerry Keegan R.I.P, Brian Gordon, Willy McHugh, John Baxter, John Dugdale. Subs Used: David Gordon, Martin Kelly. Best players on the day were the late Michael McGuinness, the Keegan brothers, Des, Gerry and Padraig, Anthony Canning, Eamonn Duignan and Willy McHugh. Marksmen were Gerry Keegan 0-04, Willy McHugh 0-03, Eamonn Duignan 0-01. Feile: Our U14 team travelled to Cork last week to compete in the All Ireland Feile competition in which bowed out at the semi-final stage. Congratulations: to club members Dermot and Mary McDermott who celebrated a special wedding anniversary recently. County Minors: Our County Minor team were well beaten by a very good Galway side in Carrick on Saturday evening last in the Connacht Championship. There were three Mohill lads: Captain Shane Quinn, Eanna Madden and Alan McLoughlin in action. Club Notes 24th - 30th JuneUnder 14: Many thanks to the Allen Gaels Club for inviting our U14 team to participate in the Niall Higgins Tournament. A great day was had by all. Our first game in the tournament was against St Marys of Sligo which we won. We then proceeded to the Final against the host club where we came out winners. Food was supplied on the day for players, mentors and supporters. Thanks again from Mohill GAA Club. County U14: Well done to our six lads on the County U14 squad on their victory over Roscommon, namely Keith Beirne, Darren Keegan, Jamie Stenson, Ronan Gordon, Jamie Cosgrove and Kevin Flynn. On the subject of underage football it is worth noting that following our recent U14 League success that coach Matt Gaffey has now been involved with successful teams in five different decades. Club Notes 17th - 23rd JuneDown Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to 1958 and to an U14 match (or schoolboys as it was known back then) between Mohill and Drumshanbo which Mohill won on a 3-05 to 2-03 scoreline. The team was as follows: Kevin Predergast, Ray Clyne R.I.P, Eamon Courtney, Mel Rowley, Damien McWeeney R.I.P, Sean Bannon, Frank Reynolds, Padraig Guckian R.I.P, Mickey Conboy, Michael "Do Do" Reynolds R.I.P, Paddy Conboy, Frank Doris, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Mickey Lyons, Tommy Greene. Sponsorship: A bog thank you to Baxters Centra and Eurospar fro their recent sponsorship. Congratulations: to former player Dennis McGuinness who exchanged wedding vows last Saturday. County Team: Our county team lost out to the Rossies again on Sunday. Our sole rep on the team was Ronan Gallagher who moved from full-back to midfield from where he scored a point. Daniel Beck and Shane Canning were among the subs. Thank You: Thanks to everyone who supported our recent bucket collection and Race Night. Club Notes 3rd - 9th JuneDown Memory Lane: This week's trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to 1965 and to a local derby clash between Mohill and Eslin in which Mohill won on a 3-03 to 0-03 Scoreline. Our lineout was as follows: Liam McGowan, Brendan Gallagher R.I.P, Sean Bannon, Frank Reynolds, Sean Kilrane, Peter Gordon, Michael McGuinness R.I.P, Paul Greenan R.I.P, Eamon Treacy, Sylvester Kivlehan, Brendan McGowan, Johnny Rowley, Des Clyne R.I.P. Marksmen were Des Clyne 2-0, Johnny Rowley 1-0, Michael McGuinness 0-03. As a matter of interest, both these teams were first strings as Mohill were in Junior ranks in the mid sixties before gaining promotion in 1968. Our sub used on the day was the late Michael Gallagher R.I.P. U16: Our U16 team got their Division 1 league campaign off to a winning start with a 3-10 to 1-11 victory over Ballinamore-Sean O'Heslins in Ballinamore on Wednesday last. The home side looked the better and more balanced team during the opening quarter as they marched into a six point lead but a couple of switches and 2 cracking goals from Cathal Keegan and Keith Beirne paid dividens. As we went into the dressing room at half time trailing by just 2 points. Our lads upped the game all over the field on the resumption while the introduction of 3 more of our successful U14 team also paid off. Indeed with every lad playing his part in the 2nd half were proved a superior and transformed team. Marksmen were Keith Beirne 1-04, C.Keegan 1-01, J.Cosgrove 1-1, M.Bohan 0-02, R.Gordon 0-01, S.McGuinness 0-01. Fundraising: It is hoped to run a race night shortly to raise funds for feile. Any sponsorship would be greatly appreciated. Condolences: Our condolences got to the family and friends of the late Pee Reynolds, Stuck who passed away last week. We remember Pee as a member of our then Juvenile commitee back in the 1980's when his sons John and Peter were featuring on our underage teams. To John and Peter, daughters Ann and Susan, We extend our deepest sympathy. Our condolences also go to the Devlin family on the sad passing away of Declan. Lovely Leitrim: Well done to our county team who caused the only shock of the day with their 1-10 to 0-10 victory over Sligo in Sligo. A new look Leitrim side this years contraining no more than 7 championship debutants. For the first time in 11 years our full back line did not contain the Holy Trinity of McGuinness, McKeon, or St Marys Dermot Reynolds. Our sole rep on the team full back Ronan Gallagher did us proud on the day while Daniel Beck and Shane Canning were also on the panel. Next up the Rossies. In the curtain raiser to the big game our county U16 side lost to Sligo on a 2-05 to 3-16 scoreline. Our own Darragh Gordon lined out at corner forward while Cathal Keegan came on as a sub. Connacht Glory: Mohill CC were crowned League and Championship winners recently when their first year team managed by Matt Gaffey defeated Coola by a whooping 9-12 to 0-05. No fewer than 12 of the team play underage with the Mohill club including the entire backline, goalie and midfield consisting of Cal Rawlinson, Jack McGarry, James Mitchell, Eoghan Keegan, Kevin Flynn, the outstanding Keith Keegan, Alan Tuthill, midfielders Keith Beirne who scored 2-1 and Jamie Stenson who scored 0-3 and forwards Jamie Cosgrove (1-1), Ronan Gordon (1-2), Sean McGuinness (1-2). Club Notes 27th May - 2nd JuneThanks: A very special thanks to everyone who took part in the Mohill GAA cycle to the match on Sunday. Everyone made it in one piece. Thanks to Tony Coffey for keeping us going phsically; Thanks to Therese Foy and Kiara Keegan for pit-stops, Angela Mitchell and Jackie Keegan for delicious sandwiches and muffins; Mickey Quinn and Seamus Mitchell driving the vans that sheltered us over the Curlews and brought the bikes home; Joe Reynolds breakdown assistance for keeping Boxty's bike on the road; Johnny and Michael Creamer and Kevin Kilrane for Motorcycle escorts; Ger Francis and his very professional cycling family for his guidance and leadership. Also a big thanks to St Johns GAA Club for hosting us. Thanks to all who sponsored us. The brilliant performance win of our Leitrim boys made it even more a day to remember. And finally, a big thanks to Therese Foy for capturing it all on camera. Down Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to August 1992 and to a Division 2 match in the Park in which Mohill defeated visitors Glenfarne 0-12 to 1-03. Despite some very unguarded shooting on the day, Our lineout was as follows: Cathal Shivnan, Gerry Kilrane, Frank McGowan, Stephen "Rocky" Clyne, John McGlynn, Gerry Costello, Mark Conboy, Seamus Duignan, Fergal McWeeney, Michael Lynch, Paschal McKeon, David Manning, Jason Brady, John Baxter, John Dugdale. Minor League Final: It was a case of third time lucky for our Minor team St Manchans as they captured the Division 1 League title with a 2-09 to 1-06 victory over Ballinamore-Sean O'Heslins on Sunday last in Carrick, having stumbled at the final hurdle in 2008 and again last year. The sides were deadlocked at the interval 1-4 apiece but backed by the prize our boys outscored there opponents in the 2nd half to run out deserving winners having earlier beaten the same opposition, St Marys, Drumkeerin, Carrigallen and Glencar/Manor to reach the final. Well done also to the management team of Mickey Quinn, Sean Kennedy and Paul McGuinness. Some of the lads had little time to rest on their laurels namely Ryan Bohan, Nathan Conboy, Alan McLoughlin, Caillin Canning, Eanna Madden and Cian McGuinness who all travelled afterwards to Dromod to play with our third team who continued their unbeaten run with a win over the Bors. Congrats to Nathan who celebrated his 17th birthday 2 days before the game (Nothing unlucky about Friday 13th for him). At this point we would like to thank Julie Early of the Green Rooster for the food after the Final. Congrats: to Mohill CC on winning the League and Championship double Fundraising: It is hoped to run a Race Night shortly to raise funds for Feile Sponsorship would be greatly appreciated. Condolences: Our condolences go to former star forward and club officer Willy McHugh on the death of his Mother last week. Our condolences also go to the Bannon Family on the death of Bridgie Bannon, grandmother of our most commited club member and senior defender Paul Bannon and also to the Devlin and McCawley families on their bereavements last week. Thanks: Our underage mentors & players would like to thank the club for food after recent success. Club Notes 20th - 26th MayDown Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back all off 47 years to 1964 to a league game played in the Grange in Cloone in which Gortletteragh defeated Mohill on a 3-08 to 1-02 scoreline. The Mohill lineout was as follows: Brendan McGowan, Paddy Haughey, Michael Gallagher, Brendan Gallagher, Jim Sheridan, Peter Gordon, Tom Mulvey, Christy McCaffrey, Sean Bannon, Michael Carey, Sylvester Kivlehan, Padraig Guckian, Tommy McCaffrey. Marksmen were T.Mulvey 1-0, S.Bannon 0-1, P.Guckian 0-1. Centre half back on the team Jim Sheridan some years later captained Finn Harps to FAI Cup soccer glory and following the "Ban" lined out midfield for Leitrim Seniors in the early 70's alongside our own Des Keegan. Sadly a number of this team which incidentally featured a 14 year old Tommy McCaffrey are no longer with us such as Michael Gallagher, Brendan Gallagher, Christy McCaffrey and Padraig Guckian. Division 5: Our thirds team unbeaten run in Division 5 continues unabated following their 2-12 to 0-10 victory over next-door neighbours over Gortletteragh in wind swept Cornageeeha on Sunday week last on a day in which the extremely blustery wind blowing across the pitch made shooting hazardous at times. The management team of Padraig Cassells, John Baxter and Mickey Quinn decided to use our Minor brigade sparingly ahead of the League Final with the four lads Nathan Conboy, Cian McGuinness, Alan McLoughlin and Eanna Madden getting half a piece. At the end of the day two cracking first half goals from ace marksman Padraig Tighe proved to be the major difference between the two sides in an extremely sporting encounter which I dont think any cards were issued. It is great to see Padraig back in the fold this season having missed a lot of last year due to illness. Great also to witness 21 players togged out at this level and young lads such as Cian McGuinness, Nathan Conboy, and County Minor Eanna Madden playing so well in their first year of Adult football. Cycle to Sligo: Our big cycle to Sligo for the Sligo-Leitrim Game is next Sunday. A bit like old times really. Hopefully the weather is good. Club Notes 13th - 19th MayDown Memory Lane: This weeks trip 'Down Memory Lane' takes us back to the centenary year of the GAA: 1984 and to the U16 Towns Championship Final of that year in which Mohill led by County Minor and team captain George Dugdale defeated Glencar/Manorhamilton on a 1-07 to 0-03 scoreline. This was an historic day as this was our 4th title in a row. The first team to achieve this feat. Apart from Man of the Match Dugdale, our best performers on the day were Gerry Costello, John Reynolds, Gerry Foy, Kieran Butler, Padraig Cassells, George Dugdale, Aidan McKeon, Eddie McGlynn, Cormac McManus, Cormac Rowley, Mattie Gaffey, Declan McDonald. Subs Used: John Canning. Glencar/Manor: Brendan Gilmartin, Kieran Foc, Michael Rooney, Eamon Devaney, John O'Callaghan, Pat O'Callaghan, Raphel McKeon, Aidan Rooney, John Anthony Feehily, Donol Connolly, Francis Kelly, Diarmuid Sweeney, Michael McGuinness. Ten years later George Dugldale and Aidan Rooney were Team mates on Leitrim's famous Connacht Championship Winning Team while Diarmuid Sweeney is our present County-Board Secretary. Our best wishes go to a member of that 84 team, Cormac Rowley who is ill at the moment. U14 Final: Our U14 Team captured the Division 1 (15 a side) League Title in emphatic style courtesy of a resounding 7-12 to 2-05 victory over Sean O'Heslins in sunny Carrick on Sunday evening last. What a difference a year makes as the Ballinamore boys gave us a similar drubbing at the same venue 12 months ago. This was a great team effort with everyone playing their part. The following subs all got a run: Alan Keenan, Dylan Gaffey, David Mitchell, Oisin Reynolds. Other subs on duty were Mikolaj Sempka, Gavin Gordon, Ryan Murphy, Jonathan Reynolds, Kalon Harkin, Philip Stewart. Well Done to the management team of Matt Gaffey, Gerry Cosgrove, Paschal McKeon. Marksmen were: K.Beirne 2-04, J.Stenson 2-1, J Cosgrove 2-1, R.McKeon 1-1, R.Gordon 0-03, A.Tuthill 0-01, Ethan Harkin 0-01. A delighted Keith Beirne lifted the cup on behalf of his team mates and club after the final whistle. Minor League: Following earlier victories over St Marys, Sean O'Heslins, Dumkeerin and Carrigallen, St Manchans march into the Division 1 Final for the third time in four seasons with a hard earned 2-10 to 0-12 over a lively Glencar/Manor side in sunny but breezy Eslin on the May Bank Holiday Monday. Hopefully third time lucky. In truth our fate was sealed before the throw in but this was still a good result for our boys. The teams were deadlocked at the inteval 1-04 to 0-07 with a superb from County U16 panelist Darragh Gordon proving to be the half's major score. The introduction of 'Super Sub' Niall Beirne during the second half had a major impact as Niall hit 1-03 after coming on including a superb individual goal just seconds after his arrival on the field. Club Notes 6th - 12th MayTom Reynolds R.I.P: Mohill GAA Club lost another great stalwart when Tom Reynolds sadly passed away on Tuesday 19th of April. One of our presidents at the time of his passing, Tom served the club well in a number of capacities over the years as Chairman, Trainer of our Ladies Team, Selector, Underage Trainer, Development Officer, Kit Man, Park Caretaker. Tom fulfilled all these roles thoroughly. Affectionately known by all and Sundry as "The Smithy" because his father Frank was a blacksmith and because Reynolds is the common surname in South Leitrim. Tom played for his native Gorvagh in the parish of Mohill as well as also playing Senior football for Ballinamore during the 1940's and 1950's before like many young men at the time,he emigrated to England. It was while working on the buses there that he met the love of his life, Donegal girl Rose to whom he got married to. Tom and Rose and their young family returned to Ireland for good in the 1970's and settled in Mohill. Tom was elected as chairman of the club during the 80's, a position that he was returned to during the 90's for a while. The "Smithy" was a selector with our Senior and Junior team for a while during the 80's and 90's.On one famous occasion in the Bee Park in 1983, Tom made a comeback to the playing field where due to lack of number lined out with our Junior team in a league game along with fellow selector and former Gorvagh team mate T.P Ellis. Some years later Tom started a Girls team in Mohill and before long with himself at the helm, They won underage titles at all grades. Indeed many of those girls went on to win may titles. In more recent times, Tom fulfilled the roles of Development Officer, Park Caretaker and Kit man and a few years back he was elected as Club President, An Honour he most richly deserved. Tom's sons Tom Jnr and Mark both played underage and Junior football with the club before they emigrated. We fondly remember "The Smithy", a born gentleman and a great character. To his loving wife Rose, sons Tom and Mark and his daughter Sarah and all other family members we extend our deepest sympathy.
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| Saturday, 23rd Jul 2011 | ||||||
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| 6:00 | SFC - Round 1 | St Mary's-Kilto | 0-13 | 0-6 | Cill Tiobraid | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Francis Flynn | |||||
| 6:00 | SFC - Round 1 | Seán Ó hEisli | 0-15 | 0-8 | Drumreilly | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Eamon O Grady | |||||
| 7:30 | SFC - Round 1 | Carrigallen | 3-8 | 0-14 | Bornacoola | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Sheamus Mulhern | |||||
| 7:30 | SFC - Round 1 | Achadh Mhaoileann | 0-10 | 1-9 | Mohill | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: James Mc Caffrey | |||||
| Saturday, 30th Jul 2011 | ||||||
| 6:00 | SFC - Round 2 | Bornacoola | 0-14 | 0-13 | Glencar-Manorha | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Michael Leyden | |||||
| 6:00 | SFC - Round 2 | Drumreilly | 1-12 | 2-8 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Brendan Sammon | |||||
| 7:30 | SFC - Round 2 | Cill Tiobraid | 1-10 | 1-5 | Allen Gaels | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Vincent Mc Morrow | |||||
| 7:30 | SFC - Round 2 | Mohill | 2-16 | 0-3 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Cyril Mc Keon | |||||
| Saturday, 6th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 6:00 | SFC - Round 3 | St Mary's-Kilto | 0-12 | 0-7 | Allen Gaels | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Pat Flanagan | |||||
| 6:00 | SFC - Round 3 | Seán Ó hEisli | 1-7 | 0-12 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Gareth Foley | |||||
| 7:30 | SFC - Round 3 | Carrigallen | 2-6 | 2-12 | Glencar-Manorha | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Frank Niblock | |||||
| 7:30 | SFC - Round 3 | Achadh Mhaoileann | 0-12 | 0-7 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Finbarr Keaney | |||||
| Saturday, 20th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 5:00 | SFC - Relegation Semi Final | Drumreilly | 1-9 | 0-12 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Fenagh-St. Cail | Referee: James Mc Caffrey | |||||
| 5:15 | SFC - Quarter Final | St Mary's-Kilto | 3-12 | 1-9 | Bornacoola | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Francis Flynn | |||||
| 5:15 | SFC - Quarter Final | Mohill | 1-10 | 0-13 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Raymond Mc Brien | |||||
| 6:45 | SFC - Quarter Final | Glencar-Manorha | 1-14 | 0-5 | Cill Tiobraid | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Brendan Sammon | |||||
| 7:00 | SFC - Quarter Final | Seán Ó hEisli | 0-12 | 0-7 | Achadh Mhaoileann | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Sheamus Mulhern | |||||
| Sunday, 21st Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 12:30 | SFC - Relegation Semi Final | Carrigallen | 0-8 | 1-4 | Allen Gaels | |
| Venue: Aughawillan | Referee: Kieran Moran | |||||
| Saturday, 27th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 5:30 | SFC - Quarter Final Replay | Mohill | 2-8 | 2-13 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Michael Leyden | |||||
| Sunday, 28th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 1:00 | SFC - Relegation Semi Final Replay | Drumreilly | 0-14 | 0-4 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Fenagh-St. Cail | Referee: Eamon O Grady | |||||
| Saturday, 3rd Sep 2011 | ||||||
| 5:00 | SFC - Semi Final | St Mary's-Kilto | 1-11 | 1-10 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Brendan Sammon | |||||
| 6:30 | SFC - Semi Final | Seán Ó hEisli | 1-3 | 2-14 | Glencar-Manorha | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Raymond Mc Brien | |||||
| Sunday, 4th Sep 2011 | ||||||
| 1:30 | SFC - Relegation Final | Allen Gaels | 1-15 | 0-8 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Francis Flynn | |||||
| Sunday, 25th Sep 2011 | ||||||
| 3:30 | SFC - Final | Glencar-Manorha | 0-10 | 0-6 | St Mary's-Kilto | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Francis Flynn | |||||
Junior 'A' Championship 2011
| Sunday, 31st Jul 2011 | ||||||
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| 12:00 | JFCA - Round 1 | Leitrim Gaels/G | 1-9 | 0-9 | Allen Gaels | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Pat Flanagan | |||||
| 1:30 | JFCA - Round 1 | Seán Ó hEisli | 1-14 | 1-9 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Frank Niblock | |||||
| 1:30 | JFCA - Round 1 | Mohill | 2-16 | 0-4 | Drumkeerin | |
| Venue: Fenagh-St. Cail | Referee: Thomas P Mc Loughlin | |||||
| 3:00 | JFCA - Round 1 | Cill Tiobraid | 0-7 | 2-10 | Bornacoola | |
| Venue: Fenagh-St. Cail | Referee: Noel Flynn | |||||
| Sunday, 7th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 11:30 | JFCA - Round 2 | Allen Gaels | 1-9 | 0-5 | St Mary's-Kilto | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Raymond Mc Brien | |||||
| 12:00 | JFCA - Round 2 | Bornacoola | 1-8 | 5-5 | Gaeil na Meilge | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: Eamon O Grady | |||||
| 1:00 | JFCA - Round 2 | Annaduff | 2-13 | 1-12 | Carrigallen | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Sheamus Mulhern | |||||
| 1:30 | JFCA - Round 2 | Drumkeerin | 1-12 | 5-8 | Gort Leitreach/ | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: Francis Mc Gloin | |||||
| Saturday, 13th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 5:30 | JFCA - Round 3 | Leitrim Gaels/G | 2-15 | 0-4 | St Mary's-Kilto | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Francis Mc Gloin | |||||
| 5:30 | JFCA - Round 3 | Mohill | 1-11 | 1-10 | Gort Leitreach/ | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Sheamus Mulhern | |||||
| 7:00 | JFCA - Round 3 | Seán Ó hEisli | 1-9 | 1-8 | Carrigallen | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Kieran Moran | |||||
| 7:00 | JFCA - Round 3 | Cill Tiobraid | 1-5 | 1-13 | Gaeil na Meilge | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Derek Moran | |||||
| Friday, 26th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 7:00 | JFCA - Quarter Final | Seán Ó hEisli | 0-10 | 0-7 | Allen Gaels | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Jimmy Stenson | |||||
| Saturday, 27th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 6:30 | JFCA - Quarter Final | Gaeil na Meilge | 2-9 | 1-6 | Gort Leitreach/ | |
| Venue: Leitrim Gaels | Referee: Raymond Mc Brien | |||||
| Sunday, 28th Aug 2011 | ||||||
| 11:30 | JFCA - Quarter Final | Leitrim Gaels/G | 2-5 | 3-8 | Annaduff | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Gerard Gallogly | |||||
| 12:00 | JFCA - Relegation Semi Final | Cill Tiobraid | 2-9 | 2-6 | Drumkeerin | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: Francis Mc Gloin | |||||
| 1:00 | JFCA - Quarter Final | Mohill | 2-11 | 1-10 | Bornacoola | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Mickey Flanagan | |||||
| 1:30 | JFCA - Relegation Semi Final | St Mary's-Kilto | 0-3 | 0-14 | Carrigallen | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: Hugh Mc Gurrin | |||||
| Saturday, 10th Sep 2011 | ||||||
| 6:00 | JFCA - Semi Final | Seán Ó hEisli | 0-17 | 2-13 | Mohill | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Brendan Sammon | |||||
| 6:30 | JFCA - Semi Final | Annaduff | 1-9 | 3-8 | Gaeil na Meilge | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: Derek Moran | |||||
| Sunday, 2nd Oct 2011 | ||||||
| 3:00 | JFCA - Final | Gaeil na Meilge | 2-8 | 0-11 | Mohill | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Sheamus Mulhern | |||||
Junior 'C' Championship 2011
| Saturday, 10th Sep 2011 | ||||||
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| 5:00 | JFCC - Round 1 | Eslin | scr | w/o | Bornacoola | |
| Venue: Annaduff | Referee: Kieran Moran | |||||
| 5:00 | JFCC - Round 1 | Glenfarne/Kilty | 0-8 | 1-3 | Cill Tiobraid | |
| Venue: Ballinaglera | Referee: Patrick Mc Morrow | |||||
| 6:30 | JFCC - Round 3 | Glencar-Manorha | 1-5 | 1-12 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Ballinaglera | Referee: Liam Burke | |||||
| Saturday, 17th Sep 2011 | ||||||
| 4:00 | JFCC - Round 2 | Bornacoola | 0-2 | 4-5 | Glenfarne/Kilty | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: Frank Niblock | |||||
| 6:00 | JFCC - Round 1 | Glencar-Manorha | 1-7 | 4-10 | Mohill | |
| Venue: Ballinaglera | Referee: Francis Mc Gloin | |||||
| Sunday, 25th Sep 2011 | ||||||
| 11:30 | JFCC - Round 2 | Mohill | 2-2 | 2-12 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Gortletteragh | Referee: Sean Mc Cartin | |||||
| 11:30 | JFCC - Round 3 | Glenfarne/Kilty | 2-15 | 1-3 | Eslin | |
| Venue: Allen Gaels | Referee: James Mc Caffrey | |||||
| 11:30 | JFCC - Round 3 | Bornacoola | 1-9 | 1-7 | Cill Tiobraid | |
| Venue: Cloone | Referee: Mickey Flanagan | |||||
| Saturday, 1st Oct 2011 | ||||||
| 3:00 | JFCC - Round 2 | Cill Tiobraid | 0-0 | 0-0 | Eslin | |
| Venue: Annaduff | Referee: TBC | |||||
| Sunday, 16th Oct 2011 | ||||||
| 11:30 | JFCC - Semi Final | Bornacoola | 1-8 | 1-9 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Gortletteragh | Referee: Jimmy Stenson | |||||
| 11:30 | JFCC - Semi Final | Glenfarne/Kilty | 2-9 | 1-8 | Mohill | |
| Venue: Leitrim Gaels | Referee: Brendan Sammon | |||||
| Sunday, 23rd Oct 2011 | ||||||
| 2:00 | JFCC - Final | Glenfarne/Kilty | 2-3 | 0-9 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Ballinaglera | Referee: Martin Kelly | |||||
| Saturday, 29th Oct 2011 | ||||||
| 3:45 | JFCC - Final Replay | Glenfarne/Kilty | 0-7 | 0-9 | Cloone | |
| Venue: Ballinamore | Referee: Francis Mc Gloin | |||||
U21 'A' Championship
| Saturday, 5th Nov 2011 | ||||||
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| 3:00 | U21FCA - Quarter Final | St Mary's-Kilto | 1-4 | 1-12 | Seán Ó hEisli | |
| Venue: Gortletteragh | Referee: Frank Niblock | |||||
| 3:00 | U21FCA - Quarter Final | Glencar-Manorha | 0-11 | 0-7 | St Manachans | |
| Venue: Ballinaglera | Referee: Derek Moran | |||||
| 3:00 | U21FCA - Preliminary Rd | St Francis | 2-12 | 0-4 | Greagh Gaels | |
| Venue: Drumreilly | Referee: James Mc Caffrey | |||||
| Sunday, 6th Nov 2011 | ||||||
| 2:00 | U21FCA - Quarter Final | Gaeil na Meilge | 2-7 | 2-11 | Drumlea | |
| Venue: Pairc Naomh Mui | Referee: Cyril Mc Keon | |||||
| Sunday, 13th Nov 2011 | ||||||
| 2:00 | U21FCA - Semi Final | Seán Ó hEisli | 0-6 | 0-13 | Glencar-Manorha | |
| Venue: Ballinaglera | Referee: Eamon O Grady | |||||
| 2:00 | U21FCA - Quarter Final | St Francis | 2-8 | 2-4 | Sliabh an Iarai | |
| Venue: Fenagh-St. Cail | Referee: Frank Niblock | |||||
| Sunday, 20th Nov 2011 | ||||||
| 2:00 | U21FCA - Semi Final | St Francis | 0-17 | 1-13 | Drumlea | |
| Venue: Fenagh-St. Cail | Referee: James Mc Caffrey | |||||
| Saturday, 26th Nov 2011 | ||||||
| 2:45 | U21FCA - Final | Glencar-Manorha | 0-3 | 1-4 | St Francis | |
| Venue: Páirc Seán Ma | Referee: Sheamus Mulhern | |||||