Clare Crows 2.4(16)

Leeside Lions 18.8(116)

The Lions journeyed to Lisdoonvarna on Saturday the 4th of September eager for a win against the Crows who are the only team to have beaten the Lions at home this year. A strong squad of 17 travelled up well aware of what was at stake with the semis following on the next Saturday. Pat, from the Crows, umpired (with his top off to avoid a colour clash) his first ever game but let the game flow as much as possible and did an excellent job. This was done despite fierce tackling and intensity

Leeside Lions 10.2 (62)
South Dublin Swans 8.3 (51)

Cork CIT was the venue for the final round of the conferences and the destination of the Swans big annual road trip to Cork.  Clashes between the Leeside Lions and the South Dublin Swans tend to be keenly contested affairs and both teams arrived with good numbers and the promise of a game of goo

Belfast Redbacks 6.4(40)

Midwest Magpies 5.5(35)

Two depleted teams took to the field in Mullingar on saturday last with much at stake. For the Redbacks a win by a big enough margin could have given them top spot in the Eastern Conference depending on how the Swans did in Cork against the Lions. For the Magpies they needed a win to be in with a chance of Finals Football.

The game started at a good pace and was very evenly contested for the first few minutes with both sides struggling to create scoring opportunities. It was Belfast who got off the mark first through C

Despite only recently commencing a Womens Footy Programme there has been a considerable amount of interest and that has now resulted in the formation of Ireland's first Womens Club, the Kilrea Kookaburras in Co.Derry. The club has been formed by Belfast Redbacks Full Back Andrew Hickey and Marie Therese Hickey and have already trained on several occasions. Next up the club will be hosting a National Team trial on September 4th, following which the first ev

Swans 23.20 (158)
Demons 5.5 (35)

Swans Report

Bushy Park was bathed in glorious sunshine for the eagerly anticipated visit of huge rivals Dublin Demons to the Swans home ground. The conditions were perfect for good footy. The Swans were short a few regulars on the day due to injury, work and other commitments, but with 17 players on the team sheet, they still enjoyed the luxury of a handy interchange bench.

The Swans knew they would have to come out hard against a tough Demons outfit, who although themselves missing a few re