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| Foireann Scoile 1950: Back:
Paddy McGovern, Charlie McCormack, Aidan Canning, Liam Wrynn. Front:
Ronnie Histon, Francis Keegan, Tommy McCormack, Noel Sweeney, Pat Mullan |
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| Craobh na Mionúir 1968: Back:
Christy Gallogly, Pat McCaffrey, Sean Flanagan, Damien Prior, Brian Moran,
Christy Shanley, Ray McCaffrey, Noel Gormley, Séamus Creamer, Eddie Leddy,
John Creamer, Tommy Moran (Chairman), Brian Gallogly. Front: Walter
Sharpley, Martin Brennan, Francis Duignan, Peter Harvey, Seán Creamer,
George White, Pat Ferguson, Michael McNiffe, Michael McTague, Peter
Crossan |
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| Gormanston 1980: The Óg Sport
competition was a very prestigious event in the early 1980s. This team got
there in 1980; Back: Liam Conlon, Padraic Curran, Christy Gallogly, Damien
Dolan, Patrick Martin, Ray Dolan/ Front: Paschal Flynn, Francis Milton,
Francis Maguire, Brian Breen, Paul Kelleher. |
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| Curaidh Mionúir 1984; The most
recent team, and indeed one of the few, to win a minor championship with
an entire Ballinamore line-out. Ironically, they beat Aughnasheelin in the
final. Back Row: Paul Kieran, Johnny Martin, Finbar Conlon, Patrick
McCartin, Francis Dolan, Gerard McCartin, Conor Harte, Brian Mahon, John
Dolan, Seamus Flynn, Peter Reynolds, Front: Joe Honeyman, Alan gallagher,
Ray Logan, Raymond McTague, Damien Hamill, Brian Breen, Diarmuid Martin,
Gary Smith, Dermot O'Brien, Ciaran Mahon. |
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| Under 12 Champions (Towns) 1996: Back
Row (Walter Sharpley), Daragh Keenaghan, Louis Sharpley, (Paudge Keenaghan),
Karl Kavanagh, Freddie Walsh, Denis Dolan, Naoise Hayden, Shane
Ferguson,(Pat Ferguson), Brian O'Neill, (Tommy Dolan), David Duignan.
Front: Ronan O'Rourke, Darren Creamer, Patrick McLoughlin, Ronan Sharpley
(capt), David Flaherty, Kevin O'Connor, Liam McWeeney. On Ground (on right
of picture) Liam Ferguson, Finnian Sharpley, Anton Arandelovic. |
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| 1997, Under 12 League and Championship
winners; Back: Walter Sharpley, Andrew Sweeney, Hugh Gough,
David Duignan, Anton Arandelovic, Liam McWeeney, Denis Dolan, Naoise
Hayden, James Beirne, Kevin O'Connor, Brian Masterson, James McWeeney.
Front: Barry Christie, David Earley, Seán Moran, Darren Creamer, Finnian
Sharpley, Philip Murphy, Daragh Keenaghan, Brian O'Neill, Liam Ferguson,
Darren McGrory, Aaron Canning, Adrian Griffin. Missing for photo-Ronan
O'Rourke. |
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| Oughteragh Gaels Minor Champions 2002:
Back Row: Naoise Hayden, Richard McManus, David Duignan, Ronan Sharpley,
Denis Dolan, Patrick McLoughlin, Freddie Walsh, Shane Ferguson. Front:
Barry McWeeney, James McWeeney, Finnian Sharpley, Ronan O'Rourke, Gavin
McWeeney, Liam Ferguson, Wayne Gilgun |
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| Féile Peile na nÓg 2003. For
the first time, Ballinamore were representing Leitrim at the Féile in
Galway Back Row: Marc Sweeney, Darren Reynolds, Wayne McKeon, David Leyden,
Paul Darcy, Michael Costello, Jim McTague, Peter Beirne, Stephen Beirne.
Middle: Shane McWeeney, Aidan Creamer, John Christie, Shane Murphy (capt),
Philip Farrelly, James Boyle, Declan Prior, Enda Quinn. Front:
Matthew Murphy, Mark McGrory, Shane Moran, David Bourke, Neil Hughes,
Keith McKiernan, Séamus Donnelly |
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| Under 16 Championship, Div 3 Winners
2003 Back: Padraig McKeon (Coach), Fionnán Gilheany, Shane
Reynolds, Michael Costello, Joseph Murphy, John Prior (at back), Philip
Murphy, Darren McGrory, Jim McTague, James Beirne, Seán Reynolds
(Coach) Front: Jason Martin, Wayne McKeon, Ross Dooner, Kevin Prior,
James McWeeney, Shane Moran, John Christie, Darren Reynolds. |
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| Ballinamore Boys N.S. Winners of the
Division 1 Shield 2004, Back Row: Noel McKeon (Priomh Oide
Scoile), Conor McTague, Peter Boyle, Eamon Walsh, Tomas McNiffe, Seamus
Donnelly, Dean Creaven, Barry Flynn, Shane O'Connor, Shane Moran, Brian
Beirne, Seamus McTague (S.N.A). Middle Row: Daniel Sweeney, Andrew
Toolan, Dermot Maxwell, Mark McGrory, Matthew Murphy, Shane McWeeney
(Capt), John Fanning, Enda McNiffe, Eoin McHugh, Ryan Creamer, Kevin
Banks, Andrew Burns. Front: Jack Bagge, Evan Gallagher, Niall Creamer,
David McLoughlin, Cyril Smith, Cian Reynolds, Michael O'Dell |
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| Sean O'Heslins Under 12s before game
against Allen Gaels on 23 July 2004. Front:
Cian McCaffrey, Mark McGrory, Jack Cullen, Evan Gallagher, Nathan
Gallagher, Colm O'Reilly, David McLoughlin, Cyril Smith, Kevin Banks,
Michael O'Dell. Back: Lauren McGrory, Katie Duignan, Conor Moran, Peter
Boyle, Matthew Murphy, Brian Beirne, Conor McTague, Stephen McTague,
John Fanning, Andrew Burns. Missing from photo: Eoin McHugh, Dean
Craven> |
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| Sean O'Heslins Under 16s 2004,
after their dramatic victory in the Under 16 A
Championship Final 25 September 2004 |
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| Under 16 Champions 2004
Sean O'Heslins Captain, Shane Reynolds, tar eis an corn a fhail o
Chisteoir Bhord na nOg, Walter Sharpley. |
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| Sean O'Heslins Under 16 Championship
winners 2005: Front: Paul Darcy, John Christie, Shane
McWeeney, Neil Hughes, Wayne McKeon, Enda Quinn, Shane Murphy,
Matthew Murphy, Shane Moran. Back: Sean Reynolds, Ronan O'Rourke
(Mentors), Brian Beirne, Michael Costello, Philip Farrelly, Jim
McTague, David Leyden, Darren Reynolds, Padraig McKeon (Manager) |
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| Schools Champions 2006 :Mark
McGrory and Conor McTague on the victory trail |
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| Under 12 Finalists 2006; Sean
O'Heslins were beaten by Glencar Manorhamilton in the Under 12
League Final in Ballinaglera. Front: Patrick Connaughton, Colm
O'Reilly, Conal Moran, Dean McGovern, Nathan Gallagher, Mark
McGrory (Capt), Luke Murphy, Keelan McHugh, Evan Moran-King, Brian
Banks Back: Abdul Abdalla, Michael O'Dell, Kevin banks, Gerard
Curran, Cian Reynolds, Jack Bagge, Jack Cullen, Anthony Maguire,
Conor O'Brien, Peter Reynolds, Niall Creamer. Mentors: Alan Banks,
Paul Cullen, Colm O'Reilly |
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| Ballinamore Boys National Schoool after
achieving a famous victory on Thursday 12 October 2006. They won
the INTO mini sevens for the third year in a row. Jack Cullen the
captain, holds the cup. The team are accompanied by their mentors,
Seamus McTague and Noel McKeon, School Principle. |
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| Leitrim INTO Champions for the Third
Year in a Row - 2006 _Ballinamore Boys NS |
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| Ag dul go Pairc an Chrocaigh:
Ballinamore Boys NS won the INTO Leitrim mini sevens last year and
as a result Jack Cullen and Colm O'Reilly will be heading for
Croke Park to play in one of the mini sevens games at one of the
All Ireland semi finals. Pictured above are Noel McKeon, School
Principal, Jack Cullen, Colm O'Reilly and Seamus McTague,
Ballinamore NS |
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| Joe McInerney Fun Day in the Park in
August: Some of the boys and girls who played football that
day. The day was supported by the Leitrim New York GAA Golf
Classic in memory of the late Jie McInerney |
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| Tog-o-War with a greasy rope at the
Joe McInerney GAA Fun Day |
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| Feeding the Hungry! Waiting
for the burgers to cook at the Joe McInerney GAA Fun Day in August |
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| Waiting their turn at the Joe
McInerney GAA Fun Day |
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| Suas an staighre - at the Joe
McInerney GAA Fun Day in August |
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| Pull, Pull !!! The
manager in action at the Joe McInerney GAA Fun Day in August |
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| Up and Over - At the Joe McInerney
GAA Fun Day in the Park |
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| Lotto Winner Dara Reynolds,
Edentenny pictures getting his cheque for 7,100 euros, with
his father, mother and sister as well as the seller of the
winnning ticket, Philip Farrelly. |
