Crossmaglen Rangers GAC

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Crossmaglen Rangers Club Notes 12/11/18

Good Luck

The entire Crossmaglen Rangers Club send our very best wishes and good luck to our Senior team and management who play Donegal side, Goath Dobhair from Donegal in the AIB Ulster SFC Semi final which will be played in Healey Park in Omagh on Sunday with a throw in time of 3.30pm.

Sponsor A Ball

Young Phil Duffy from Aughnamullen, Co. Monaghan is a big Cross Rangers fan and he is sponsoring the ball for our Ulster SFC semi final fixture with Goath Dobhair.
Thanks very much Phil and the Duffy family for your sponsorship and strong support for the club.

Crossmaglen Rangers Club Notes 05/11/18

Ulster AIB Championship QF Read more...

Cross V Coalisland

Having rained for most of the day, conditions were slippy in the Athletic Grounds on Saturday evening for our Ulster AIB quarter final clash with Tyrone champions, Coalisland.

Johnny McKeever got the opening score of the game in the second minute to get the scoring underway.

Coalisland got two points in quick succession, one from a free to give them a narrow lead with ten gone on the clock.

Three unanswered points from us, Mickey McNamee , Rían O’Neill (‘45) and Stephen Morris put us in front once again in this tense encounter.

Coalisland converted a free to narrow the gap to the bare minimum before high drama ensued. A second yellow for Coalisland’s Brian Toner left the Tyrone side down to fourteen players, seconds later they were reduced to thirteen when Eoghan Hampsey recieved a straight red.

Both sides exchanged points, Rían O’Neill our scorer after converting a free and with just minutes remaining in the half one still separated the sides.

As the game entered injury time, Coalisland got the equaliser, the result of a free before Rían O’Neill slotted a free over the bar to leave the score at the break;

Cross 0-6 Coalisland 0-5

Posted: November 4th, 2018 under Club News.

Crossmaglen Rangers Club Notes 29/10/18

Armagh Ladies Division 2 Minor Championship Final

Cross V Granemore

The minor ladies took the field in Carrickcruppen to contest the Division 2 Championship Final. The game got off to a good start with Caomhinn O’Neill opening the scores for Cross with a well worked pointed. Cross fought the kick out at Shauna O’Callaghan, unfortunately the ball dropped short and into the keepers hands.Granemore carried the ball, and delivered it to their number 14, who was being marked by Faye Fitzpatrick. Faye worked hard to divert her first scoring attempt but it wasn’t long until she opened their score board.

Aoife McDermott’s strong kick out, consistently found a amber and black jersey, and this allowed us to produce from quality scores. Alexandra Clarke worked a point, then with the support of Shauna, followed it up with a goal. This was the start of a scoring spree from Cross, and when the half time whistle blew across led 3.07 to 0.03.

The second half commenced, Cross again dominating play, two quick points from Alex and Caoimhe. This set the pace for the second half, and across managed to find the net five more times, before Granemore managed to produce a score. Cross made good use of their subs, and just onto the pitch Kellie Shields scored a point. The final whistle blew with a score of 7.15 to 1.04. Read more...

Posted: October 28th, 2018 under Club News.

Amended Statement

AMENDED STATEMENT
The Executive Committee of Crossmaglen Rangers GAA Club (CLG Raonaithe na Croise are aware that a former Officer of the Club appeared before Newry Magistrates’ Court, today, 26 October 2018. on charges relating to alleged sexual abuse.
The Executive Committee encourages any member of the Club, or others, who may have information in relation to these investigations to co-operate in full with the statutory authorities as they carry out their investigations.
We acknowledge and appreciate that the Ulster GAA and the Associations National Children’s Office in Croke Park are liaising with the Club on this matter and that the GAA will continue to provide specific support services to any member of the Club who may be impacted upon by these events.
Members can be directed to relevant support services as provided by the GAA by contacting the Club Chairperson or the Club Children’s Officer in the strictest confidence.
The Executive of Crossmaglen Rangers GAA take these allegations extremely seriously and we wish to assure our members that the Club has robust child safeguarding procedures in place which are in accordance with GAA policies and statutory requirements.
The former officer of the Club has been debarred from all activities in the Association pending the outcome of the Police investigations.
Any member of the Club or of the community who may be affected by these matters may also avail of the services provided by NSPCC 0808 800 5000 or Nexus on 02890 326803 or 02871 260566.
Due to the on-going investigation the Executive Committee will not issue any further statement at this time in relation to this matter.

Signed
Eugene Hanratty Cathaoirleach

Marian McMahon Children’s Officer

DATE 26/10/2018 Read more...

Posted: October 26th, 2018 under Club News.

Crossmaglen Rangers Club Notes 22/10/18.

Mr Paddy Kindlon Senior

When news broke on Saturday night that Paddy has passed away, we were immensely sad. Paddy, a true gentleman was devoted to the Crossmaglen Rangers Club.
Last year, when we celebrated twenty years from our first All Ireland win, I went to visit our President. Despite his frail health, Paddy was his usual friendly self and what a warm and hearty welcome I received.
Paddy had his club tie on and he reminisced about those glory days along with friends Noel & the Bishop. The craic was ninty! The visit couldn’t be complete without a photo shoot. Read more...

Posted: October 21st, 2018 under Club News.

Crossmaglen Rangers Club Notes 15/10/18

Ulster Camogie Junior Club Final

Despite a gallant effort from the girls, it wasn’t to be their day. It was an evenly matched encounter for most of the match but when Clontibret went two ahead in the final minutes of the game, we battled hard and had opportunities but just couldn’t get the scores.
Hard luck girls and management, we are so proud of you all.

Cross 1-05 Clontibret O’Neills 1-07

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