Ladies GAA
Ladies GAA
Congratulations to the Kilmeena U-12 girl’s football team who played against Tourmakeady at half time in the National Football Division 1 league game between Mayo and Galway today at St. James' Park, Ballina.
The Kilmeena team were captained by Aoife Gibbons, who travelled back from Armagh this morning. All 17 girls who attended got the chance to play and display their skills at this prestigious event in the LGFA calendar. This was a great opportunity for the girls to showcase their ability and undoubted potential to wear the Green and Red in the future.
Kilmeena made their debut in the Ladies U16's Div 3 League against Kilmovee Shamrocks played in Kilmovee yesterday evening in glorious spring sunshine.The result wasn't what the Kilmeena girls might have hoped for with Kilmovee running out worthy winners. Nevertheless, both teams showed great spirit and determination, providing the attendance with an exciting and entertaining game of football. Historically, the records will show Rachel Keane, as the first girls captain, of the first ever U16's ladies team fielded by the Kilmeena GAA Club.
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Girls teams and managers for the forthcoming winter league competition
Kilmeena under 10 girls took part in the county blitz in the Centre of Excellence on Saturday, 11th October. A medal was presented to each girl for taking part in this competition.
This was a great occasion for the under 10 girls and management.
Images: courtesy of Davina Carney
Congratulations to the Kilmeena U-12 girls who recorded their first win in Group 4 of the County league this morning. The match was played in Kilmaine GAA grounds with the final score of 5 - 03 to 6 - 09 in favour of Kilmeena. The entire Kilmeena panel of 21 girls all contributed in no small way to this wonderful victory. Ciara Gill had the honour of captaining the team for the day. Great leadership was shown by Shannon Burke, Laura Kelly, Ciara Joyce and Aisling Hoban when introduced early in the first half. The following is the list of girls who played today:
Keeley Hastings, Holly Barrett, Laoise Mulchrone, Jessica O Donnell, Sarah McDonald, Abbie McGreal, Molly Moore, Laura Kelly, Ciara Joyce, Shannon Burke, Dearbhla Feehan, Ciara Gill, Megan Mulchrone, Kelli Murray, Anna Moran, Sinead Mulchrone, Megan O Malley, Aoife Gibbons, Emma Murray, Aibhilin O Flynn and Aisling Hoban.
Report by Ollie Mulchrone.