Good Luck

We send our  best wishes and good luck to our Senior team and management who play Clan na Gael, Senior Football Championship Final. The game will be played in the Athletic Grounds on Sunday afternoon with a throw in time of 4.15pm and Enda Mallon will be the referee.

We are creating a good luck media board which will be placed at the front gates. A good luck message will cost £20. Please text your message to Roisin, 0876659126 before 9pm on Wednesday. If you pay online, please text your message to me. I will be in the back room on Tuesday evening , 7pm, to collect the money for the good luck messages. Flags will also be on sale.

Any young Ranger who would like to draw or paint a good luck message, please WhatsApp it to me and  I will include them in a reel. Please put your name on the drawing.

Let’s get the flags and bunting out, paint the town black and amber and show our support for the lads.

Link to pay; good luck message;

Selecting general payment; scroll down to good luck sign

Klubfunder.com/Clubs/Crossmaglen_Rangers/GeneralPayment

The final will be a ticket game. The link to purchase tickets will be posted on our socials early in the week.

Cross Rangers Sponsor A Ball; Armagh Senior Football Championship Final

Ashfield Golf Course will sponsor the ball V Clan an Gael. Thanks to Donal & team for your support. Donal presented the ball to Captain, Jamie.

Pitch Rota Wk 16/10/23

Cross Rangers Lotto

Crossmaglen Rangers LGFA Notes

Crossmaglen Camogie

U14 Camogie Division 1 League Final

Our U14s took to the field on Saturday past in the hopes of adding a league title to their championship honours from earlier in the year. They faced a strong St. Brigid’s side, whom they knew would be tough opposition given their encounter earlier in the league. The girls gave a strong performance in the first half to leave a half time score of 2:05 to 0:03. The second half saw a determined effort from both squads, with St. Brigid’s coming out strong and leaving us leading by the narrowest of margins with approximately ten minutes to go – 3:05 to 3:04. Our girls were tenacious in their efforts and gave a superb performance in all areas of the pitch to finish with a winning scoreline of 3:10 to 3:04. This was a brilliant team performance and the best game of Camogie all year. Congratulations to the team and management on securing ‘the double’ and a hugely successful year.

Intermediate Championship Final Replay

On Saturday our seniors headed to Ballymacnab for the replay of this year’s Intermediate Championship Final, against Derrynoose. If the first encounter was anything to go by those attending were in for another great afternoon of Camogie. The first half saw our girls settle well and a goal from Megan O’Callaghan saw us leading 1:04 to 0:01, ten minutes in. Derrynoose notched up a few scores before half time to leave our girls going in 4 points up – 1;07 to 0:06. The second half performance was not for the faint hearted, whether you were a player or a supporter. The work rate on the pitch from both teams and the level of skill had everyone on the edge of their seat. Our girls battled tirelessly throughout the tough, physical encounter and their efforts were rewarded as after 35 minutes referee Philip Conway blew his whistle and we were crowned Intermediate Champions 2023 – 1:12 to 1:10. Congratulations to the team and management on a superb performance. Well done to Aislinn McMahon who was awarded Player of the Match. The girls now face the Tyrone champions in the Ulster Club Championship in two weeks time.

Art for All

Art for All will take place in the Rangers Hall this, Friday 20th October from  7pm – 9pm. There is still tickets available costing £25 which are on sale online,  Cross Rangers Klubfunder. All monies raised are in aide of two amazing groups – Gaa4all & Youthclub4all.

Bingo

Bingo every Monday night in the hall. This weeks jackpot is £1100, 48 numbers.

National Draw tickets now on sale. Please support.

‘The Deletion Of Rule 27’

The unveiling of Constance Short’s painting will take place in the Rangers Hall on Tuesday, 24th October at 6.30pm. Everyone is welcome. At 7pm, Dr Niall Comor will deliver a talk ‘The Cardinal & East Ulster Irish’, this event is part of the Cardinal O’Fiaich centenary celebrations.

Halloween Movie Night

Remember to keep the 28th free!