Shaun Casey

3 days ago | msn.com | Shaun Casey

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3 days ago | gaeliclife.com | Shaun Casey

By Shaun CaseyBREDAGH are flying high at the top of Division Two but the job is far from finished and Deaglan Bunting, who manages the team alongside Kieran McGourty, knows there’s a lot of football still to be played. Of the first nine games, Bredagh have picked up eight wins with their solitary loss coming against An Riocht, but Bunting’s side have had the comfort of playing the majority of their games on home turf.

3 days ago | gaeliclife.com | Shaun Casey

By Shaun CaseyA win over Devenish in the Club Players League final would see Teemore Shamrocks get their Division One campaign off to the best possible start and that’s what Tony Collins and his side are hoping to do. They topped their five-team group in the Club Players League with four wins on the bounce over Enniskillen Gaels, Belcoo, Kinawley and Belnaleck to qualify for the final against Devenish, who topped Group B.

3 days ago | gaeliclife.com | Shaun Casey

By Shaun CaseyAT the halfway point of the Division 1A league campaign, Killeavy currently rest at the top of the table with 10 points to show for their efforts and that’s exactly where they want to be says star man Ciaron O’Hanlon. Killeavy, managed by club and county legend Steven McDonnell, are tied with reigning champions Clann Éireann and Madden but hold the number one spot thanks to their score difference in the mini league between all three teams.

4 days ago | gaeliclife.com | Shaun Casey

By Shaun CaseyWHEN it rains it pours. Doohamlet had no real Intermediate Championship history worth talking about before the early noughties. Two final appearances were accompanied by two defeats in 2003 and 2005. But something was brewing. This same team had won two Junior Championship titles in the space of a couple of years and while intermediate glory had evaded them, they reached the senior grade through the league. They more than held their own at that level.