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All eyes on derby day in Fermanagh - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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KNOCKOUT places, semi-final berths and championship survival are all up for grabs as Fermanagh’s GAA club scene enters a crucial weekend of action. The activity gets underway on Friday when Tempo and Roslea meet in the Intermediate Championship quarter-final at St Patrick’s Park (7.30pm), with both clubs 60 minutes away from a place in the last four. Saturday brings a packed programme, with three games throwing in at 4.30pm. Derrylin take on Donagh in the Intermediate Championship quarter-final,
Dunloy embracing being county champions - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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DUNLOY are embracing the title of county champions they put their title the line again this weekend in the semi-finals of the Antrim Senior Football Championship. They face St Brigid’s on Saturday in Dunsilly with a third final spot in four season up for grabs. “They’re accepting the challenge that they’re county champions, so we have to try and do it again,” said manager Anthony McQuillan, who feel’s it’s very much a 50-50 clash this weekend. Aside from the joy of taking the McNamee Cup into th
Patrick Morrison: CANI, not can I? - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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All goalkeepers want to improve. We all want to feel as if we are becoming better ‘keepers week on week. That said, it is important to realise that the amount you improve, and the rate of improvement are vastly increased with the more attention you pay towards the various areas of goalkeeping. To complicate things further it is not simply a matter of spending more time completing goalkeeping drills or other forms of training. Improving your goalkeeping performance is heavily dependent upon the t
Quinn hopes Kilrea can push on booking quarter-final spot - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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KILREA midfielder Kevin Quinn hopes their recent victory over Steelstown will give them a chance to push on as a club. A fine team performance saw the Pearses book a quarter-final spot against Glen this weekend. It has been a significant turnaround for Kilrea. After a decent Ulster league showing early on, they were pipped by Glen in the opening Derry League game despite playing well. They went on to have a chastening Division One campaign. It took wins over Bellaghy and Steelstown to ensure the
Ulster GAA: The role of the Club Chairperson - Gaelic Life (opens the original)
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At the heart of every successful GAA club is a team of volunteers, officers and committee members working together towards a common purpose. Entrusted with leading that team is the Club Chairperson, a position carrying significant responsibility for the direction, governance and effective management of the club. Leadership, however, should never mean one person making all the decisions. An effective Chairperson encourages participation, values the contribution of fellow officers and volunteers a
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