Newmarket’s minor footballers recorded a third successive league victory and maintained a perfect start to the year when a storming final ten minutes put paid to a resilient Killshannig side in heavy and poor conditions at Newmarket on Saturday afternoon.
Newmarket’s footballers got their league campaign off to the best possible start with an impressive victory away to fellow senior outfit St. Nicks by 1-14 to 3-5 after a very entertaining encounter on a sunny Sunday afternoon in the city.
Despite a fine display in the opening half, Newmarket disappointingly fell short in the third quarter as Lyre ran out convincing winners by 0-17 to 1-5 in a Ducon Cup encounter played at a sunny Banteer venue on Sunday morning.
Newmarket’s minor footballers maintained their winning start to the new league campaign on recording a second successive victory by 0-10 to 1-4 away to Kildorrery on Sunday afternoon.
Newmarket’s minor football team began their season with a league victory over Mill Rovers by 2-11 to 1-12 at Mallow on Sunday.
Newmarket’s senior football voyage began with defeat against Dohenys by 2-9 to 0-10 in the Tadhg Crowley Cup quarter final played on a fine January evening at Dunmanway on Sunday.
The Evening Echo have released their yearbook, covering the last twelve months of Cork GAA, not that we will ever forget it.
You might want to get David O’Flynn to sign the cover as well…
Original source: gaacork.ie
The Annual General Meeting of Newmarket GAA Club will take place on Sunday, December 18th in the clubhouse meeting room at 4pm. All club members are requested to attend.
Thirteen years ago today, Newmarket took the first big step towards Senior Football in contesting and winning the County Junior Championship.
That great day in Newmarket’s history and meant the club would contest Intermediate Football in 1999. Constant improvement at the grade culminated in a final appearance in 2002, only to be defeated by Nemo Rangers. The competition was split in 2006 with the formation of an Intermediate and a Premier Intermediate grade. Newmarket were placed in the latter, due to the Club’s consistent form in the previous years.
The following period brought mixed fortunes, a semi final appearance in 2008, followed by relegation fights in 2009 and 2010.
Then came 2011, which had both relegation and championship battles. It couldn’t get any better. Less than two months ago, Newmarket sealed their place in history and the Senior championship with a fantastic victory in the Premier Intermediate County final.
So, for the first time since 1928, Newmarket will contest the Cork Senior Football Championship in 2012. It has been a bit of a wait, but we are happy to be there!
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A typically determined and committed Newmarket display just fell short as Kerry champions Milltown Castlemaine emerged victorious with three points to spare, 1-9 to 1-6 in the Munster Intermediate Football Championship semi final played before a huge attendance, on a grey November, afternoon at the Mallow GAA Sports Complex.
Newmarket open their Munster Intermediate Football Championship campaign this Sunday in Mallow against Miltown-Castlemaine of Kerry.
The match, which starts at 2pm, is a Munster semi final, with the winners playing Dungarvan (Waterford) or Mullinahone (Tipperary) for the provincial title.
So it’s time to get the flags out again and show the massive support that the team is accustomed to, as it bids to continue making history.
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Note, if you don’t want to cook the dinner, Mallow GAA will also be providing a food service on the day.
A point in injury time denied Newmarket and edged Rockchapel to victory in a gripping, exciting, entertaining Duhallow Junior B Football Championship Final played in monsoon conditions at Rockchapel on Sunday afternoon, with the home team emerging champions on a 1-7 to 0-9 scoreline.
Newmarket – Cork County Intermediate Football Champions 2011!!!! Over 7,000 spectators witnessed the most momentous, memorable, historic occasion in Newmarket GAA Club in the mecca of Cork GAA, Pairc Ui Chaoimh on a truly unforgettable day, Sunday, October 16th, 2011. Twenty seven heroes and a management trio of the already legendary Danny Culloty, Donal O’Sullivan and Danny Hourigan are etched into folklore forever more. What a momentous day for everybody lucky enough to witness a perfect day as Newmarket captured the Billy Long Cup for the first time and scaled the heights to senior club status on defeating the formidable Clyda Rovers by 3-6 to 1-10.
Do you have a printer full of ink? Why not print out some of the posters below and stick them on your wall or window. You could also use them as wallpapers on your computer desktop or phone.
Feel free to share the images, but be sure to tell everyone you got them from your friends at newmarketgaa.com!
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Newmarket qualified for the final of the Duhallow Junior B Football championship following a big home semi final victory over St. John’s by 2-17 to 1-2 in blustery conditions on Sunday.
A late goal by impressive substitute Michael Cottrell ensured a dramatic victory for Newmarket’s minor footballers by 1-13 to 2-8 in an entertaining league game against Mallow at Newmarket on Sunday evening.
Newmarket completed their intermediate league campaign and preparations for the upcoming Premier Intermediate Football Championship final with a well earned victory away to Mallow by 1-13 to 2-5 on Tuesday night.
Newmarket suffered a disappointing home intermediate league defeat to Kinsale on Sunday afternoon with the visitors claiming a clear victory by 1-13 to 1-5.
Newmarket progressed to the semi finals of the Duhallow junior B football championship following a clear 1-15 to 0-4 victory over Glenlara at Kiskeam on Friday evening.
An eight minute first half Kanturk scoring blitz that yielded three goals and three points, put paid to Newmarket’s hopes in the North Cork Minor A Football championship semi final played at Millstreet on Wednesday evening, in a game which ended 3-8 to 0-8.
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