Under 16s Great Performance in defeat
Our under 16s put in a great performance in the Under 16 A Championship Final on Sunday morning and were only beaten in extra time. This was another episode of the long-running rivalry with Mohill St Manchan's. We were unlucky to miss few chances early on and then fall five points behind and when Mohill got a soft second goal all seemed lost. However Dean McGovern got a great goal, which was his second goal of the half and then Barry McGovern got a great point to leave it 2-6 to 2-4 at half-time. Our second half performance was remarkable, and the points scored were exceptional. Dean McGovern got the first, Luke Murphy got the next but the final three from Peter Reynolds, Paddy Connaughton and Kevin Mullen, when they were sorely needed, were inspirational.
With the game going to extra time, hopes were raised after out-scoring Mohill for the second half. The first period was equally close with Kevin Mullen getting our first point and Luke Murphy pointing a free and it was 2-11 apiece at half-time in extra time. The final ten minutes just didn't go our way with Mohill playing their best football during that period. We didn't score and they got three points and it ended 2-14 to 2-11. A great performance from both teams and the end of another day and another year. Well done to mentors Ollie Honeyman, Patrick McKiernan, Patsy Connaughton and Joe Feely. 
Foireann: Darren Maxwell, Brian Leyden, James Hamill, Paddy Connaughton(0-1), Peter Reynolds(0-1), Donal Feely, Niall McGovern, Dean McGovern (2-2), Oisín McCaffrey, Kevin Mullen (0-2),Darragh Murphy, Barry McGovern (0-1),Luke Murphy (0-4). Sub: Conor Maxwell and Darragh Murphy replaced each other on a number of occasions. We had just one sub on the sideline for the Final.  

Bingo
Bingo continues with great gusto. Turkeys and bottles of whiskey to be won each Tuesday to Christmas. Starts at 8.30.

Senior Debut
Last Sundays senior game against Carrigallen saw three of our players play their first senior football: Jack Cullen, Keelan McHugh and Anthony Maguire. Jack and Keelan had already played adult football with the juniors.