Monday, 23 June 2014

Barony Girls record back to back National Feile Titles


Gailltír Camogie Club

The experience of Féile na nGael is something that last forever, the honour of representing your Parish, club and county at this national event is what dreams are made of, the Barony girls did this with pride over the weekend in Ulster, having won the Division two title last year Gailltír Camogie club won the right to go and defend it by winning the Waterford Féile a few weeks back And defend it they did.

On Thursday they set out on the long journey to Belfast. Friday they took on the host club Naomh Eoin and won, that evening they went down to the athletic grounds in Armagh to take part in the Parade which was a wonderful spectacle of colour the girls were awarded the best turned out visiting camogie team for the way they were dressed, behaved during the event and for the club banner.

Early Saturday they went to Ballinascreen in county Derry where they played the two final group games,  Ballinascreen and Kinnity of Offaly and won convincingly, then on to Swatragh where they met Ballycastle of Antrim In the quarter final, another good win got them through to the semi final  back to Belfast For a bbq with their host club where various presentations were made.

Sunday it was back to Swatragh to face Camross of Laois in the semi final, games were getting tougher now as they entered the latter stages  Of the competition winning on a score line of 2.03 to 0.01

The final was played in the Derry centre of excellence at Owenbeg in Dungiven ten finals were played here.  Tullamore of Offaly  were  the opposition a tight first half saw Gailltír lead by 1.01 to 0.01 at half time, in the second half  after a tough battle Gailltír added on 2.03 and only conceded

1.00 Champions of Ireland were crowned, Back to back all Ireland winning titles a wonderful achievement for such a dedicated bunch of girls, the future looks bright for camogie in Gailltír

And Waterford, congratulations must also go to De La Salle on winning the Division 3 Shield final

And to Keisha Tobin of Dungarvan who came 5th in the skills competition.

 




 

 

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