The Cooley Scor Committee was set in a restaurant and and team members were very was performed very profesdisappointed that none of sionally by Luke and Linda their entrants advanced in Clarke, Bridle Magee, Tess the Louth Scor Finals that Treanor and Peadar Murphy. took place i

Village Hotel achieved a three in a row success over Clarkes when the sides met in the Guinness Cup competition at Rathcor on Sunday last. The game was played in typical derby style with full commitment from both sides. As a result, two players got their marching orders. Fintan

The 'Search for a Star' competition in Clarkes of Carlingford on Saturday night last attracted a big crowd to the Village venue. Ignatius Magee acted as M.C. for the occasion and the six acts taking part were well received by the very appreciative audience. The winners on Saturd

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final. But Andy Rogers and Michael McLearnon wer- best players from north and south en't as fortunate as they were beaten compete, and it is hoped they can go all the way in tomorrow (Friday) in the final of the Carrick B.C. Tournament by Anthony Duffy and Jackie Rutlidge (Bally

Blue Diamond arc through to the St. Patrick's Day final against Rock Villa thanks to an impressive 2-0 victory over Colliers F.C. Colliers, who were unbeaten and look favourites to win the second division and gain an instant promotion back to the top night, had the best of the e

THE ARGUS, March 3rd, 1995. PAGE 57 , the game duced sooner he might well have. Team: Brian White, Paul McArdie, Brian McCrystal, Darren Maguire, Gavin Watters, James McShane, Thomas Cluskey, Mark mcCann, Errol Boyle, Dominic O'Shaughnessy, David McGeough. Sub. Gavin Toner for Th

Dundalk move into the qr-finals with little ease and more goals Rich g 7 / / 5,.. r. fr 4 • Stephen Kelly going high to win this ball against St. James' Gate at Oriel Park on Sunday.

Like Kilkenny, it's hard to gauge Dundalk's performance. They have yet to meet Premier Division opponents. Furthermore, both Cup victims to date are hardly the leading lights of the lower grade. Dundalk will face sterner tasks (unless of course an Avondale or Bluebell is paired