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Antrim GAA
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the GAA in Antrim
Antrim GAA
The official website of
the GAA in Antrim
Antrim were denied victory in this exciting final in Croke Park, by Tommy Gill of Wicklow scoring a last second goal in extra time after the teams were level at the end of 70 minutes on a 1-15 to 2-12 score line. With 30 seconds left in extra time and Antrim hanging on to a one-point lead, Wicklow snatched the victory with that heart-breaking goal.
Antrim have at least one All-Ireland title this year, when the Antrim Yearbook was awarded the 'Best County Yearbook' at a recent function in Croke Park. This is what was said about the publication.
Covering all codes and cultural aspects of the association in depth and with considerable style, this publication creates a strong impression of the special character of Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Chontae Aontroma.
A series of insightful feature articles and striking photographs convey the personalities, youthful enthusiasm, club pride and community identity of members of the association in the county. Colourful, well-edited and at a very affordable price, this publication contains much to attract anyone interested in Cumann Lúthchleas Gael in Antrim and beyond.
Congratulations to all involved and we look forward to the 2007 Edition out in early December!
Congratulations to Sarah McCLoskey (St. Patrick’s P.S. Loughgiel), Ryan McNulty and Conor Johnston (St. Colman’s P.S. Lambeg) who played in the mini sevens at the All-Ireland Hurling Final. We hope they enjoyed their day in Croke Park.
…to St. Gall’s of Belfast, who were defeated in the Final of the Kilmacud All-Ireland Sevens competition on the Saturday before the Football Final. Longstone of Down beat St. Gall’s 3-9 to 1-5 in a thrilling final. St. Gall’s won the Castlewellan 7’s a few weeks before also.
