Pitch Rota Week 06/05/24

Good Luck

Good luck Rian, Oisin, Cían, Callum, James and the entire Armagh team who play Donegal in the Ulster Championship Final on Sunday.

Ticket Update: We will post an update regarding ticket allocation on our socials early in the week.

Bingo

Eyes down on bank holiday Monday at 8pm. The jackpot is £1300. Everyone welcome.

Fixtures Wk 06/05/24

Monday 6th May

U18 Div 1 Rd 5

Cross V Dromintee, Cross, 7.15pm

Tuesday 7th May 

U14 Div 1 Rd 4

Killeavy V Cross, Killeavy, 7.15pm

Wednesday 8th May

Reserve League 1A Rd 4

Cross V Armagh Harps, Cross, 7.30pm

Thursday 9th May 

U16 Div 1 Rd 5

Cross V Armagh Harps, Cross, 7.30pm

Friday 10th May

SFL Rd 5

Madden V Cross, Madden, 7.30pm

Good luck teams/management

Ladies Gaelic Football Notes:

The U15 and U17s had league fixtures last week. First up was the U17s on Monday night playing their first league match of the season against Armagh Harps. Although the girls were winning at half time, the game was neck on neck, both teams fielding 12 aside resulted in a tough contest for both sides. Game finished up 8.9 to 5.11 to Armagh Harps.

U15s played Clann Eireann on Thursday. Again a very competitive game, girls lead the whole way through the game and dominated over Clann Eireann to bring home a win of 5.13 to 4.10.

We will have a light fun session on Monday night @6pm in Pairc naNog and take the girls for a well deserved ice cream after.

U15s have a league fixture v Killeavy on Thursday in Killeavy @7pm. All support welcome.

Wishing all the girls beginning their exams this week the very best of luck!

Armagh V Grange 

In the fourth round of LGFA Senior Div 1 League we met Grange, at home.
Our girls came out strong and dominated the game heavily from the outset, which resulted in a comprehensive victory. We would like to thank Aidan Short for being our ‘Sponsor a Ball’ and for all his continued support.Even after playing on Saturday night, some of the team made there way over to Ventoux Cycling Studio to support a brilliant event; ‘Battle Of The Moves’ in aid of Caolan (Stringer) Finnegan. We have another busy week of training in prep for our next league game which will see our senior team take on Killeavey. It would be great to see as many supporters as possible in Killeavey to cheer on the girls on Saturday 11th May at 7pm

Liz Gillis: Living History Project 

Liz Gillis will be in the Rangers Hall on Thursday  evening at 8pm. She will speak about the Women of 1916. Admission is free but all donations welcome in aid of the preservation of Moore Street.

Kick  A Point

A group of five friends, Brian Kelly, Eoghan Diffley, Emmet Burke, Ciaran McManus, and Conor Murphy, have embarked on an ambitious challenge. Their goal is to kick points in all 32 counties of Ireland, visiting a different club pitch in each county. The group of young men, including four members from the St Barrys GAA club (Eoghan, Emmet, Ciaran, and Conor), along with Brian Kelly from the Newtown Cashel club in Longford, have decided to take on a challenge to support Conor’s mother, Nicola. Nicola has recently received a diagnosis of Motor Neurone Disease, and the 5 young men are determined to raise funds for her. We will welcome the lads to Cross on Friday evening at 7.45pm.

Darkness Into Light

We look forward to welcoming hundreds of walkers to Cross Rangers as we are once again part of the route. Entrance main game and exit the Culloville Rd.

The James Hughes Tournament

Next Saturday we will welcome thirty two teams, mentors, families and supporters to St Oliver Plunkett Park for the annual James Hughes Tournament.

Registration: 9am-9.30am

Team Parades: 9.30am-9.50am

National Anthem: 9.50am

Stage 1 Commences: 10am

Lunch: 12pm-12-30pm

We hope to have all wrapped up for 3pm

A great days football and entertainment is gauranteed in memory of a true Gael and Ranger, wee James.

Sponsor  A Ball Senior League

Geraldine Hughes and family will sponsor the ball versus Madden. Charlie & Caolan Mone, Adam & Ava Rose Martin & Lily & Dan Hughes presented the ball to Daddy & Uncle Paul

Thank’s Geraldine for your ongoing support.