Hurlers qualify for knockout stages with strong display
Wednesday, September 6th, 2023The hurlers of Newmarket confirmed their Duhallow Junior A semi final spot on Saturday evening, with a convincing display over Castlemagner in Tullylease.
The hurlers of Newmarket confirmed their Duhallow Junior A semi final spot on Saturday evening, with a convincing display over Castlemagner in Tullylease.
In what was their second outing in the Duhallow Junior A Football championship, Newmarket feel short against Lyre after a promising first half in Kanturk on Sunday last.
Newmarket’s Junior B hurlers claimed the league title and with it, the Singleton Cup on Tuesday evening, the 22nd of August.
It was honours even on Sunday afternoon, with meeting of Newmarket and Béal Átha’n Ghaorthaidh in round two of the Bon Secours Senior A football championship.
Having lost out to Dromtarriffe by the narrowest of margins in the opening round, Newmarket’s Junior B hurlers bounced back in style on Sunday night in Millstreet, as the defeated the home side in round two of the championship.
The Junior A hurlers of Newmarket got the better of Kanturk’s second team on Sunday morning last, at a windy Meelin.
The Junior B hurlers fell to a narrow defeat at home in Newmarket to Dromtarriffe on Tuesday the 8th of August.
The sides of Newmarket and Dromtarriffe could not be separated after over 75 minutes of hurling on Sunday evening, in the opening round of the E. Tarrant and Sons Duhallow Junior A championship.
The Junior A footballers of Newmarket were second best in their opening encounter of the Duhallow Junior A football championship.
The all-Duhallow clash of Newmarket and Kiskeam on Saturday night in Kanturk drew a big crowd for what was the first round of the Bon Secours Senior A football championship.
Wednesday night’s Ducon Cup final produced a high quality encounter, with extra time needed to separate the sides.
With the final of the 2022 championship still to be decided between Newmarket and Kanturk, the 2023 season got underway for Newmarket on Friday night last, as they took on St. Marks in Meelin.
In a precursor to the upcoming Senior A championship tie between Newmarket and Kiskeam, the side’s Junior A outfits contested the Ducon Cup semi final on Wednesday evening last, the 5th of July.
Just like their Junior A hurling counterparts a week earlier, the Newmarket Senior footballers claimed league honours on a bright evening in Banteer, with victory over Kilshannig on Saturday.
The Junior B hurlers hosted Dromtarriffe on Monday the 26th of June, with the home side having the brighter of the starts.
The Junior hurlers of Newmarket were pushed all the way by Banteer on Thursday last, as they retained their league crown for another year.
Newmarket’s senior footballers completed the regular season of the league on Sunday morning with an away win against Bandon and now move on to the final against Kilshannig in a few weeks time.
The junior A footballers of Newmarket travelled to Lismire on Thursday last, to take on Kilbrin in the quarter final of the Ducon Cup.
The Junior A hurlers got the better of Millstreet on Sunday morning the 11th of June, in their league semi final contest.
The Junior B hurlers of Newmarket proved far too powerful for Millstreet on the evening of 6th of June, with the home side registering an impressive 7-23 to 0-09 win.