The U16’s next match is the League Division 1 Round 8 fixture against St. Patricks. Throw in is at 7.30 on Thursday June 26th in Drumhowan.

Seniors:

On a sunny Saturday evening Corduff hosted Emyvale in Round 10 of the Intermediate League. Corduff dominated the opening exchanges with 3 points on the board before Emyvale registered their first score in the 14th minute. Corduff squandered some goal opportunities but with Keith in scoring form they held onto their lead going 6 points ahead. Emyvale came right back into the game before half time scoring a goal and a point going in on a scoreline of Corduff 0-8 to Emyvale 1-3 at the interval. Both teams went level twice early in the second half . Emyvale scored their second goal in the 17th minute pushing ahead by 4 points. Corduff failed to score for 17 minutes but in the dying minutes of normal time they scored 2 points followed by a goal in injury time by late substitution Daniel McDonald which nudged them ahead. It was a thrilling finish with Corduff snatching victory on a scoreline of Corduff 1-12 Emyvale 2-08. Team was as follows: Raymond Byrne,Gerry Mee,Ciaran Brennan,Charles Cooney,Christopher McEnaney,Declan Larkin,John McEnaney,Mark McEnaney,Cathal Connolly,Martin Mills,Brendan McNally,Padraic Keenan,George McKitterick,Keith McEnaney,Shane Connolly. Subs used Jason Hand,Gareth King,Ben Woods,Shane Malone and Daniel McDonald.

Reserve / Junior B:

 Junior B action continued this week with Corduff at home to Inniskeen.

Annual Raffle:

The annual fundraiser took place in Carrickmacross over the Bank Holiday weekend with tickets on sale for the Belgian Blue heifer. The Raffle was held on Monday night in Cunninghams. 1st prize of the Belgian Blue went to Stephen Carragher Cullaville, 2nd prize of 1 night’s stay in The Westenra went to Bridie Maggs Carrick and  3rd prize of 2 Ulster Championship tickets went to Milan Finnegan, daughter of Brendan, Amsterdam. Congratulations to the winners! Also a huge thank you to all who supported this raffle and to all the volunteers who gave of their time to sell tickets etc over the weekend. Without this massive effort the fundraiser wouldn’t have been such a success.Ladies:The U14s were in competitive action on Monday evening in Inniskeen. They got off to a fantastic start with 2 goals within the first 3 minutes. However from there on Inniskeen came back into the game. The girls played some brilliant football throughout. However Inniskeen proved stronger by the final whistle. They are away to Truagh this Monday evening June 9th so good luck with that.