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Dublin Juniors recorded their first win in this year’s National League against Armagh in Naomh Mearnog on a scoreline Dublin 3-07 Armagh 1-12.

DUBLIN 3 07 ARMAGH 1 12

Dublin juniors recorded their first win in the league against Armagh in Naomh Mearnog.Dublin seemed poised for victory at half-time,when they led 2 04 to 1 04,having played against a stiff breeze-thanks to goals from Hannah Larmon and Nathalie Behan.

In the second half,Armagh shook off the effects of the long bus journey and dominated for long spells.Goals from Aoife O’Leary(D) and Niamh McGeown(A)kept the crowd on their toes.A hand injury forced Dublin’s Amy Murphy out of the game when she was playing well at centre forward. Collette McSorley(A)was was deadly from placed balls scoring four frees and three 45s.The winning Dublin point was scored by Rachel Costello-a peach from 60 yards.

A pleasing aspect,from a Dublin point of view was the fact that all six forwards scored.

Scorers

Dublin : Nathalie Behan 1-01,Aoife O’Leary 1-00,Hannah Larmon 1-00,Rachel Costello 0-02(1 45),Mairi Moynihan,Miriam Twomey,Amy Murphy and Aisling Fogarty 0-01 each.

Armagh : Collette McSorley 0-10(4 frees 3 45s),Niamh Mcgeown 1-01 and Bernie Murray 0-01.

 

 

 

Dublin County Board

A great week-end for Dublin Camogie. The Junior team overcame Armagh by 3 – 7 to 1 – 12. The Under 16 team had an excellent 2 – 11 to 1 – 8 win over Antrim in Ballycastle in the Championship while the U14s opened their championship campaign with a 9 – 9 to 0 – 2 victory over Offaly.

Dublin senior team take on Clare on Sunday at a Dublin venue in their final league game.

FÚile na nGael 2009 dates Div 1 on April 18/19, and Divs 2 & 3 are on May 16/17.

Best wishes to Liz Howard of the Portobello club as she enters her final Congress as +achtarßin Chumann Cam¾gaÝochta na nGael.

Congratulations on a job well done.

Next County Board meeting Monday 6 April.

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