THERE were signs of fatigue. It could be argued that there was even approaching burn-out. It was obvious that Downpatrick were not firing on all cylinders. more >
Bryansford appeared the more dangerous side but for periods of the game tended to forfeit possession and Shamrocks managed to punish them on four of these occasions. The main concerns were the goals and a penalty.
New kings of the Amateur League THERE were signs of fatigue. It could be argued that there was even approaching burn-out. It was obvious that Downpatrick were not firing on all cylinders.
Stevie’s wonder IT was pulsating. It was electric. It gripped expectant supporters at the Rosconnor Road ground (Annacloy) from the first minute to the last.
Ryan’s rocket lost in Lisburn THEY were immaculately dressed. White shirts, dark ties, green tops. A credit to the club.
Three of the best for Jason JASON McKeown gave his supporters plenty to cheer about at his local meeting at Taylorstown in front of a bumper crowd, writes Michael Carey.
No luck for Saintfield NO luck for Saintfield as they went down to Muckamore. Captain Richard Owens had been looking forward to the return of his former club to The Demesne but it was an unhappy one.
Holywood dun over by John PERHAPS the other surprise result of the day was at the other ‘Meadow’, that is the one inhabited by Downpatrick’s near rivals Dundrum who this year for the first time in their history are promoted to Section Two.
A good start for the town UNDOUBTEDLY the tie of the round in the TCH Down Democrat Challenge Cup was at The Meadow where Downpatrick faced Ballymena, writes David Holmes.
Callum sets up IN the early stages, the hosts started strongly and registered a few wides before Saul got going with the opening score.
New gaelic games read FANS of Gaelic football and hurling can look forward to a real treat this championship season with the announcement that the Racing Post are to publish a special Gaelic games supplement with the paper each Saturday.
