Seniors Men:Crawley Cup Championship:
Corduff Reserves/Junior Bs welcomed Carrick to Corduff last night for the Quarter Final of The Crawley Cup Championship. All proceeds on the night went to the Laura Crossan Fund.
Intermediate League:
Corduff travel to St. Oliver Plunkett Park, Emyvale on Sunday for Round 8 of The Monaghan Electrical Intermediate League. Once again we call on all Corduff supporters to make the journey and show your support for the team. Throw-in @ 2pm.
County news:
Well done to Fergal Hanratty on his performance on the county Minor team against Cavan on Sunday. On the day Cavan were stronger and eased to victory. However congratulations to the Monaghan Senior men on a brilliant comeback and win over Cavan on Sunday and by doing so have earned a place in the Ulster semi-final against either Antrim or Fermanagh on June 20th.
Ladies:
County Teams:
Cavan and Monaghan Ladies met twice over the weekend also. First up were the U21s on Saturday. Corduff was represented by Barbara Ward who put in a great personal effort. After the second period of normal time the sides were level on a scoreline of 2-09 to 1-12. and the game went to extra time. Monaghan failed to score in the first period of extra time while Cavan added to their tally which was by then 3-10 to 1-12. By the end of the second period Cavan finished stronger winning by 3 points on a scoreline of 3-11 to 1-14.
Cavan and Monaghan U14s also met on Sunday evening in the U14 Ulster final. Monaghan were slow to settle and get a score in this game but by the interval were right back into the game. Corduff’s Elena McEnaney added a goal to the tally. But once again Cavan proved stronger and were comfortable winners.
Laura McEnaney was also in action on the Ulster team in the Interprovincials . Ulster retained their title by defeating Connacht in the final so congratulations to Laura, the team and management.
Club Action:
U14s were away to Sean McDermotts on Tuesday evening and they play Aghabog in Round 6 of the U14 league next Monday evening @ 6:45pm in Corduff.
By Mary McEneaney Tue 26th May
