Naomh Éanna CLG
Lá Cláraithe | Registration Day @NaomhEannaCLG The registration process for 2019 is underway. All members are asked to note as follows: With a view to moving with the times we are implementing an online registration system from 2019 onwards. The new online registration and payments system is hosted by Club Force. ALL MEMBERS MUST REGISTER
Sixty minutes from history AIB Ulster Intermediate Football Championship Final Naomh Éanna vs Mullahoran (Cavan) at the Athletic Grounds, Armagh Throw in: 5pm By Brendan McTaggart All roads lead to the Athletic Grounds on Saturday evening for Naomh Éanna and another chance to etch their names in history. The Antrim Intermediate football champions have
Big Joe leads the way as Naomh Eanna make history AIB Ulster Intermediate Football Championship Final Naomh Éanna 2-11 Mullahoran (Cavan) 1-10 Saturday December 1 Brendan McTaggart reports from the Athletic Grounds, Armagh It will go down in history as one of those ‘I was there’ moments. The day Naomh Éanna became the first
Gerry smiled as St. Enda’s claimed Ulster glory Gerry Devlin smiled down on the Athletics Ground in Armagh from that great grandstand in the sky as his beloved St. Enda’s celebrated the greatest fete in the club’s history by beating Mullahoran of Cavan in the Ulster Intermediate football club final on Saturday night.
Fitzsimmons: “I’m the happiest man in Antrim tonight.” Managers View By Brendan McTaggart The outpour of emotion and euphoria on the Athletic Grounds at the full time whistle was something special on Saturday evening. But then again, Naomh Éanna are a special club. Much has been written and said in the recent weeks of
from Saffron Gael https://thesaffrongael.com/category/latest-news/football/intermediate-championship/ Joe Maskey Interview By Brendan McTaggart “I’m not an overly skilful footballer but I do work hard.” Joe Maskey. A quiet, unassuming giant of the game. There’s a lot to like about the big midfielder and on Saturday night the Naomh Éanna man’s stock in the game rose even further.
A charide gaeil, We are delighted to announce that the Croí Éanna Lá Teaghlaigh na Nollag is on this Sunday. As well as Daidí & Mamaí na Nollag we will be joined by some of our Senior Football heroes this Sunday at the Christmas Family Event. James, Joe, Mickey, Philly, Ruairí, Dónall, Niall and
The Night Before… As big Stephen Jennings poured out his tea, He thought to himself well goodness me! An Ulster final for our great club Should I finish this cuppa or head to the club? The players all tucked up, asleep in their beds Dreams of glory filling their heads, An historic day beckons for the amber
A Chara, Re: Naomh Éanna C.L.G -Contae Aontroma-Annual General Meeting In accordance with Article 34 of the official club constitution (Appendix 4: GAA , Official Guide, Part 1 December 2013 ,article 8.5.2) the clubs Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held at the clubhouse on Wednesday 14-11-2018 @ 8.30pm. Please find enclosed: Appendix A:
from Saffron Gael – https://thesaffrongael.com/2018/10/07/st-endas-cruise-into-intermediate-decider/ LOCC Solicitors Antrim Intermediate Football Semi-final Naomh Éanna 2-10 St Ergnat’s Moneyglass 1-04 By Kevin Herron at Hannahstown Naomh Éanna booked their place in the final of the Intermediate Football Championship after stepping up through the gears in the second-half at Hannahstown and out scoring Moneyglass 1-05-0-01. The game certainly
A Chara
UPDATE re RETURN TO PLAY
The County Board issued a notice to all clubs two weeks ago to suspend all activity for two weeks due to alarming high rise in infections and the strain on our health service.
As the two weeks are up tomorrow, our Executive Committee convened to consider our position as a club.
A strong and considerate representation was made in favour of returning to play, for what would have been the remainder of the season, i.e. the month of November.
We also considered the dangerously high rate of infection and the fact that wider society remains in a circuit breaker.
We have concluded that we will not return to play this season.
We are as disappointed as the many children who look forward to playing our games, as the Committee are all active coaches and players. We have decided to err on the side of caution, noting that the playing season is over, i.e. that there are no fixtures to be fulfilled. We are also cognisant that schools remain closed and to return to play might be considered inconsistent and confusing. We note the stress and pressure currently on our health service and we have decided to manage risk in as responsible a way as possible. We are in the immediate midst of a dangerous second wave.
We appeal for your understanding and forbearance and most of all to maintain our communitarian solidarity. We eagerly look forward to next spring, when we hope and pray the virus is in a much mitigated and defeated state, and we look forward to seeing all of our young members, our future back on our playing fields, making lifelong friendships and memories.
Bigí sabhailte agus tcífidh muid sibh i 2021.
Le Meas
Stephen Jennings
Cathaoirleach
A Chara
UPDATE re RETURN TO PLAY
The County Board issued a notice to all clubs two weeks ago to suspend all activity for two weeks due to alarming high rise in infections and the strain on our health service.
As the two weeks are up tomorrow, our Executive Committee convened to consider our position as a club.
A strong and considerate representation was made in favour of returning to play, for what would have been the remainder of the season, i.e. the month of November.
We also considered the dangerously high rate of infection and the fact that wider society remains in a circuit breaker.
We have concluded that we will not return to play this season.
We are as disappointed as the many children who look forward to playing our games, as the Committee are all active coaches and players. We have decided to err on the side of caution, noting that the playing season is over, i.e. that there are no fixtures to be fulfilled. We are also cognisant that schools remain closed and to return to play might be considered inconsistent and confusing. We note the stress and pressure currently on our health service and we have decided to manage risk in as responsible a way as possible. We are in the immediate midst of a dangerous second wave.
We appeal for your understanding and forbearance and most of all to maintain our communitarian solidarity. We eagerly look forward to next spring, when we hope and pray the virus is in a much mitigated and defeated state, and we look forward to seeing all of our young members, our future back on our playing fields, making lifelong friendships and memories.
Bigí sabhailte agus tcífidh muid sibh i 2021.
Le Meas
Stephen Jennings
Cathaoirleach