28.07.08

Gerry Reilly Tournament – Leinster U-17 Football Blitz 2008

Dublin ran out easy winners over a depleted Westmeath side in the final of the Gerry Reilly – Leinster U-17 Football Blitz played in Oldcastle on Saturday by 6-9 to 0-5. Dublin ’s Mark Schutte received the ‘Man of the match’ award

Both Dublin & Westmeath had qualified for the final earlier in the day in what turned out to be effectively semi-finals.

Dublin overcame Meath in an exciting contest winning on a scoreline of 1-9 to 1-7 and right up to the last whistle the result could have gone either way. Westmeath had a dream first half against Louth and eventually won by 1-13 to 2-1.

Results from Saturday, 26 July

Gerry Reilly Tournament – Leinster U-17 Football Blitz 2008

Final

Dublin 6-9 Westmeath 0-5
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Westmeath 1-13 Louth 2-1
Dublin 1-9 Meath 1-7

Results from Saturday, 28 June
Dublin 5-13 Westmeath 0-4
Meath 2-13 Louth 0-5
Westmeath 1-8 Meath 0-10
Louth 2-4 Dublin 1-6

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Gerry Reilly Tournament – Leinster U-17 Football Blitz 2008

The Gerry Reilly – Leinster U-17 Football Blitz makes for an exciting conclusion to the Blitz next Saturday, 26th July.

Both Dublin and Meath started with impressive victories and then saw themselves losing to Louth and Westmeath respectively. The 4 participating teams are now all level on points going into the final round of matches on Saturday next, 26 July.

This year would have marked the 20 th anniversary of the Gerry Reilly Memorial Inter-County Football Tournament. Instead of being run as an U-16 FT, it is being played as a U-17 Football Blitz and run under Leinster Council in Oldcastle & played over 2 weekends.

4 teams ( Dublin , Louth, Meath & Westmeath) are taking part in this initial year of the Blitz. Each team will get to play 2 games on each of the 2 Saturdays. (40 minute games) On the final Saturday, 2 Finals will take place (60 minute game) based on placings, score difference etc. from the league stages. (The 2 Top teams play each other, etc).

Upcoming fixtures

Results from Saturday, 28 June
Dublin 5-13 Westmeath 0-4
Meath 2-13 Louth 0-5
Westmeath 1-8 Meath 0-10
Louth 2-4 Dublin 1-6

Tables after 28 June

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30.07.07

Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Final - Report
Meath 4-9 Dublin 0-12
Dublin were all over Meath in the opening quarter of Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Final played in Oldcastle on Sunday evening and looked odds on to retain the Gerry Reilly Cup. They had 6 unanswered points before Meath’s first score in the 20 th minute with a Brian Menton point. Dublin responded with a quick point. Emmett Boyle added another point to Meath’s score. Then almost against the run of play, Meath got their first goal after a pass from Padraig McKeever was finished to the net by Meath’s midfielder, Damien Carroll. This seemed to lift Meath and a second Damien Carroll goal that gave Meath the lead for the first time had the large crowd present brimming with excitement. An Adam Baxter point from a free for Dublin had the sides level at the break. Despite all the recent rain, the pitch was in remarkable condition and it turned out a lovely evening for football.

H/T: Meath 2-2 Dublin 0-8

An Emmett Boyle point from a free put Meath back in front. When Emmett Boyle got Meath’s 3 rd goal, they seemed to be in the driving seat. But Dublin never gave up and reduced the gap. At all times the game was played at a great intensity and enthusiasm by both teams. Meath extended their lead to 6 points, but Dublin pulled back to 4 points and were still well in it. But when substitute, Eoin Murray got Meath’s 4 th goal, there was no way back for Dublin .
Meath deserved their victory over the hour with a great team effort for their first victory in the tournament since 2003, despite their shaky start.
Meath’s Damien Carroll received the ‘Man of the match’ award with a terrific display on the night.

All the teams will have benefited greatly from the competition and augurs well for the future and no doubt many will go on to represent their teams at senior level. This year alone many of the present Meath & Dublin senior teams played for their county in the Gerry Reilly FT.

Scorers for Meath: Damien Carroll 2-2 Emmet Boyle 1-2, Harrison Silke 0-4, Eoin Murray 1-0, Brian Menton 0-1
Scorers for Dublin : Adam Baxter 0-5, Paul Hudson 0-3, Darragh Stapleton 0-2, Gary Sweeney and Colm Carr 0-1 each

Meath: David Quirke, David Coyle, Ciaran Lenehan, Tom Rahill, Kevin Mallon, Gavin Kennedy, Mark McCormack, Damien Carroll, Brian Menton, Emmett Boyle, Mark O¹Sullivan, Padraig McKeever, Sean Tobin, Harrison Silke, David Larkin
Subs: , Cormac Keegan for Coyle, Cathal Hillard for Larkin, Eoin Murray for Tobin, Nicky Galligan for McKeever, Cillian Comaskey for Quirke

Dublin: Conor Quinn, Craig Lawlor, Sam McGuinness, John Kelly, Michael Conncarr, Bill O’Carroll, Gerry Seaver, Eoghan Keogh, Darragh Stapleton, Adam Baxter, Gary Sweeney, Barry Mulligan, Fergal Breathnach, Colm Carr, Paul Hudson
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Subs: Gareth O’Callaghan for Mulligan, Hugh McGirr for McGuinness

Ref: Martin Higgins (Fermanagh)

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25.07.07

Fixture
Sunday, 29 July at 7.00 pm
Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Final
Meath v Dublin (At Oldcastle)

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This is the 19 th anniversary of the Gerry Reilly Memorial U-16 Inter-County Football Tournament and sees the defending champions, Dublin taking on arch rivals Meath in the final on Sunday next, 29 July in Oldcastle . When the two teams met earlier in Round 2, it was Meath who came out on top on a scoreline of 1-15 to 0-13 in a great game. No doubt Dublin feel that they can turn the tables this time and retain the title, but Meath will be determined to lift the trophy they last won in 2003.
The competition has proved a great success in providing a platform to launch inter-county football careers.

• Val-u - Kitchens & Bedrooms from Gleneagle are the Main Sponsors of the tournament.
• The ‘Man of the Match’ award is kindly sponsored for every game in the tournament by Peter and Patricia Caffrey of Interior Creations Ltd., Oldcastle.
  
   When they last met:
  
  Gerry Reilly U-16 FT – Round 2 Report
  Meath 1-15 Dublin 0-13
  The large crowd present were treated to a cracking game of football which saw Meath overcome Dublin in the Gerry Reilly U-16 FT played in Oldcastle on Sunday evening (1 July). Rain before the start, as well as heavy rain earlier in the day seemed to make no difference to both teams as they showed great skills and determination. A David Larkin point from a free opened the scoring and followed by a point from play by Mark O’Sullivan to put Meath 2 points up. Darragh Stapleton levelled matters with 2 pointed frees for Dublin . Meath were very much in the ascendancy at this stage and added 8 more points to their tally to Dublin ’s 2 additional points before the break. This included some fantastic points from play.
  H/T: Meath 0-10 Dublin 0-4
  An Emmet Boyle point put Meath further ahead on the re-start, but then Dublin came much more into the game. Dublin added 3 unanswered points to their tally and in this period Meath’s ‘keeper, Cillian Comaskey, brought off a marvellous save. Substitute, Cathal Hilliard, steadied things for Meath with a fine point. This was followed by what turned out to be the crucial score when Padraig McKeever found the Dublin net after a long run. Dublin put a lot of pressure on the Meath defence and again were thwarted by great saves from the Meath ‘keeper. Play was literally flying up and down the field with Dublin adding 5 points to Meath’s three after the goal. No doubt both counties have some great prospects for the future.
  Meath’s Padraig McKeever received the ‘Man of the match’ award on a night when there were many from both teams with a strong case for the honour
  
  Scorers for Meath: Padraig McKeever 1-3, David Larkin 0-5, Harrison Silke 0-3, Emmet Boyle, Mark O’Sullivan, Damien Carroll and Cathal Hilliard 0-1 each
  Scorers for Dublin : Darragh Stapleton and Adam Baxter 0-5 each, Gary Sweeney 0-2, Odram O’Naoileiligh 0-1
   
  Meath: Cillian Comaskey, David Coyle, Ciaran Lenehan, Tom Rahill, Kevin Mallon, Eoin Murray, Mark McCormack, Damien Carroll, Brian Menton, Mark O¹Sullivan, Gavin Kennedy, Padraig McKeever, Emmett Boyle, Harrison Silke, David Larkin
  Subs: Cathal Hillard for Murray , Fiachra Ross for O’Sullivan, Darragh Maguire for Ross, Cormac Keegan for Coyle, Shane Gillespie for Larkin
  
  Dublin:  Conor Quinn, Michael Conncarr, Sam McGuinness, Ian O’Carroll, Glen Hazley, Ciaran Harney, Mark Schutte, Eoghan Keogh, Stephen O’Kelly, Gareth O’Callaghan, Gary Sweeney, Gerry Dodrill, Conor O’Brien, Darragh Stapleton, Odhran O’Naoileiligh,
  Subs: Adam Baxter for O’Brien, Eoin Moriarty for O’Callaghan, Killian Doherty for Dodrill, Stephen O’Connor for O’Naoileiligh  
   
  Ref: Martin Higgins (Fermanagh)  
  

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09.07.07

Gerry Reilly U-16 FT

Fixture
Sunday, 29 July at 7.00 pm
Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Final
Dublin v Meath (At Oldcastle)

‘Round Robin’ results of the Gerry Reilly Memorial U-16 FT 2007
(All matches are in Oldcastle, Co Meath)

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Cup to date:
Westmeath 1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001
Meath 1989, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003
Dublin 1993, 1998 2006
Cavan 1997, 2004, 2005

If you have any queries etc., please don’t hesitate to contact either:
Leo Halpin
Oldcastle GFC
Tel: 049 8541382.
Mobile : 086 6076195

Eddie O Reilly
Oldcastle GFC
Tel. 049 8541294
Mobile : 087 7970569
email: contact@eddieoreilly.com

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Gerry Reilly U-16 FT – Round 3 Reports

Dublin 2-11 Westmeath 1-13 (After extra time)
Dublin booked their place to meet Meath in the final of the Gerry Reilly U-16 FT by defeating a game Westmeath side by the narrowest of margins after extra time on Sunday evening (8 July) in Oldcastle. It was an enthralling game from beginning to end. Westmeath led for most of normal time, but Dublin forced a draw with time running out. Both sides still had chances to snatch the win, but both defences held out to finish level at Westmeath 1-9 to Dublin ’s 2-6.
In the first period of extra time Dublin had their best period of the game with 5 unanswered points and looked to be in the driving seat. However, Westmeath took the game to Dublin in the second period with 4 unanswered points to leave a single point between the sides. A replay looked on the cards, but Dublin held out for a hard earned victory. It was a terrific game of football, played with great determination by both sides and augurs well for the future of both counties.

• Dublin ’s centre field, Eoghan Keogh received the ‘Man of the match’ award.

Scorers for Dublin: Gary Sweeney 1-3, Gerry Seaver 1-2, Kevin Clarke 0-2, Eoghan Keogh, Adam Baxter, Darragh Stapleton and Fergal Breathnach 0-1 each

Scorers for Westmeath: Calum McCormack 1-3, Cormac O’Boyle 0-3, Robert Kenny 0-2, Adam Browne, Wayne Fox and Eoin Gorman 0-1 each

Ref: Joe Curley (Meath)

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Gerry Reilly U-16 FT – Round 2 Reports
Meath 1-15 Dublin 0-13
The large crowd present were treated to a cracking game of football which saw Meath overcome Dublin in the Gerry Reilly U-16 FT played in Oldcastle on Sunday evening. Rain before the start, as well as heavy rain earlier in the day seemed to make no difference to both teams as they showed great skills and determination. A David Larkin point from a free opened the scoring and followed by a point from play by Mark O’Sullivan to put Meath 2 points up. Darragh Stapleton levelled matters with 2 pointed frees for Dublin . Meath were very much in the ascendancy at this stage and added 8 more points to their tally to Dublin ’s 2 additional points before the break. This included some fantastic points from play.
H/T: Meath 0-10 Dublin 0-4
An Emmet Boyle point put Meath further ahead on the re-start, but then Dublin came much more into the game. Dublin added 3 unanswered points to their tally and in this period Meath’s ‘keeper, Cillian Comaskey, brought off a marvellous save. Substitute, Cathal Hilliard, steadied things for Meath with a fine point. This was followed by what turned out to be the crucial score when Padraig McKeever found the Dublin net after a long run. Dublin put a lot of pressure on the Meath defence and again were thwarted by great saves from the Meath ‘keeper. Play was literally flying up and down the field with Dublin adding 5 points to Meath’s three after the goal. No doubt both counties have some great prospects for the future.
Meath’s Padraig McKeever received the ‘Man of the match’ award on a night when there were many from both teams with a strong case for the honour.

Scorers for Meath: Padraig McKeever 1-3, David Larkin 0-5, Harrison Silke 0-3, Emmet Boyle, Mark O’Sullivan, Damien Carroll and Cathal Hilliard 0-1 each
Scorers for Dublin : Darragh Stapleton and Adam Baxter 0-5 each, Gary Sweeney 0-2, Odram O’Naoileiligh 0-1

Meath: Cillian Comaskey, David Coyle, Ciaran Lenehan, Tom Rahill, Kevin Mallon, Eoin Murray, Mark McCormack, Damien Carroll, Brian Menton, Mark O¹Sullivan, Gavin Kennedy, Padraig McKeever, Emmett Boyle, Harrison Silke, David Larkin
Subs: Cathal Hillard for Murray , Fiachra Ross for O’Sullivan, Darragh Maguire for Ross, Cormac Keegan for Coyle, Shane Gillespie for Larkin

Dublin: Conor Quinn, Michael Conncarr, Sam McGuinness, Ian O’Carroll, Glen Hazley, Ciaran Harney, Mark Schutte, Eoghan Keogh, Stephen O’Kelly, Gareth O’Callaghan, Gary Sweeney, Gerry Dodrill, Conor O’Brien, Darragh Stapleton, Odhran O’Naoileiligh,
Subs: Adam Baxter for O’Brien, Eoin Moriarty for O’Callaghan, Killian Doherty for Dodrill, Stephen O’Connor for O’Naoileiligh

Ref: Martin Higgins (Fermanagh)

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Westmeath 1-12 Kildare 0-11
A Kildare defensive error well into injury time gave Westmeath’s Eoin Gorman the goal opportunity that ensured victory in the Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Round 2 game played on Saturday evening. Kildare started well, but eventually Westmeath came more into the game and brought the sides back to 0-4 each. Westmeath then went on to lead at the break by 0-8 to 0-6.
Westmeath started the second half strongly with 2 unanswered points. Kildare’s ‘keeper saved Alan Fitzpatrick’s penalty shot out for a 45. This seemed to have lifted Kildare and they closed the gap to a single point. Indeed they could have taken the lead had they capitalised on all their chances. But it was Westmeath that got the vital score for a hard earned victory. The game was played at a hectic pace throughout with marvellous football skills displayed from both sides.
Westmeath’s, Alan Fitzpatrick, received the ‘Man of the match’ award

Scorers for Westmeath: Stuart Flynn 0-7, Eoin Gorman 1-0, Alan Fitzpatrick and Wayne Fox 0-2 each, Calum McCormack 0-1.

Scorers for Kildare: Michael Fahy 0-6, Darach Mulhall 0-2, Eoin Clifford, Oisin Doherty and Dean Hanley 0-1 each

Ref: Brendan Darby (Meath)
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Next fixtures
Sunday, 8 July at Oldcastle (Round 3)
Kildare v Meath (3.00 pm)
Dublin v Westmeath (7.30 pm)

Draw for Gerry Reilly Memorial U-16 FT 2007
All matches are in Oldcastle, Co Meath)

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Cup to date:
Westmeath 1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001
Meath 1989, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003
Dublin 1993, 1998 2006
Cavan 1997, 2004, 2005  

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4th September - Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Final Replay

Full Time: Cavan 1-17 Meath 1-15
Half Time: Meath 1-11 Cavan 0-7

Cavan's Killian Sheridan got the ‘Man of the match' award.

Claire Reilly (Mother of Gerry Reilly R.I.P.) presented the Gerry Reilly Cup to Cavan's acting captain, Thomas Reilly and Captain, Barry Waters (inj.), while the medals to the winners and runner-ups were presented by Martin Shortt (sponsor)

Cavan: Christopher Tully, Kiernan Greenan, James McEnroe, Declan McKiernan, Joshua Hayes, Niall Guri, Thomas Reilly (Acting Captain), Killian Sheridan (0-8), Rory Dunne, Adrian Cole, Eugene Keating (0-1), Hugh Briody, Martin Dunne (0-3), Conor Smith (1-2), Brendan Fitzpatrick (0-2)
Subs: Daniel Graham (0-1) for Briody

Meath: Gerrard Crehan, Kevin Walsh, Ciaran Malone, Andrew Collins, David Morgan (0-1), David Maguire, Eoin Woods, John Broderick (0-1), Graham Reilly (0-2), Brian Sheridan (1-6), Eric Callaghan, Aaoran Newman (0-2), Barry Curran (Capt) (0-1)Kenneth Darby (0-2), Paul Kelly
Subs: Ciaran Ellis for Morgan , Bobby Lyons for Darby, Gavin Coyle for Kelly (inj)

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Cup to date:

Sunday, 4 September at 6.30 pm Gerry Reilly Memorial FT 2005 Final Replay

Meath v Cavan (At Oldcastle)

The Gerry Reilly U-16 FT Final Replay takes place next weekend, Sunday, 4 September at 6.30 pm. If it is anything like the drawn match last time with Meath snatching a late equaliser (Meath 1-14 Cavan 1-14), then we are in for another treat that should not be missed. Both teams have had success since their last meeting, with Cavan winning the Fr Manning Cup and Meath the Sean Neary Cup which illustrates how good both teams are.

24th July - Tournament Final

Full Time: Meath 1-14 Cavan 1-14
Half Time: Cavan 1-7 Meath 0-9

The large attendance at the final of the Gerry Reilly FT in Oldcastle on Sunday evening were treated to a marvellous game of football.  It was fitting that it ended all square as no team deserved to lose on the evening. 

Cavan's Raymond Farrelly got the ‘Man of the match' award. There was a minute's silence before the game to the memory of Kevin Tynan R.I.P., who died earlier this year and was always involved with the Gerry Reilly FT.

Meath: Gerrard Crehan, Kevin Walsh, David Morgan, David Flanagan, Ciaran Malone, David Maguire, Eoin Woods (0-1), John Broderick, Graham Reilly (0-1), Barry Curran (Capt) (0-1), Brian Sheridan (1-7), Bobby Lyons, Shane Farrelly (0-1), Eric Callaghan (0-3), Aaoran Newman
Subs: Ciaran Ellis for Malone, Andrew Collins for Flanagan, Kenneth Darby for Farrelly, Gavin Coyle for Lyons

Cavan: Christopher Tully, Kiernan Greenan, James McEnroe, Raymond Farrelly, Joshua Hayes, Thomas Tully, Barry Waters, Eugene Keating, Rory Dunne, Adrian Cole (0-1), Daniel Graham (0-6), Declan Meehan, Martin Dunne (1-4), Conor Smith (0-3), Christopher Quinn
Subs: Killian Sheridan for Meehan, Niall Guri for Reilly, Kevin Smith for Rory Dunne, Luke Sheridan for Waters

24th July - Final

Meath v Cavan at the Gilson Park, Oldcastle at 7.30 p.m.

22nd July - Gerry Reilly

Gerry was killed tragically in December '87 at 16 years of age, and he had already proved to be a great footballer with huge potential to go on to great heights in the game. Go ndeanamh Dia trocaire ar a anam.

We are very grateful to Gerry's parents, Al (R.I.P.) and Claire, who kindly donated the cup for this competition.  The competition has proved a great success in providing a platform to launch inter-county football careers. This year is no exception with Dublin crowned Leinster Champions and Cavan through in the All-Ireland Qualifiers, with many of the Cavan and Dublin teams having played here in the Gerry Reilly FT. We wish them every success in their endeavours to capture the All-Ireland title.

Our Sponsors

Firstly, Martin Shortt of Martin Shortt Auctioneers , the main sponsor of the competition.

Secondly Peter and Patricia Caffrey of Interior Creations Ltd ., who sponsor the ‘Man of the Match' award.

17th July - Gerry Reilly U-16 FT  - Round 3

Meath 1-10 Cavan 1-9
H/T: Meath 0-7 Cavan 0-4

Man of the Match: Eric Callaghan

Meath: Niall Boland, James Coyne, Andrew Collins, Philip Rodgers, Ciaran Ellis, Rory Geraghty, Robert Wall, Stephen Moran (Capt), Eric Callaghan (0-1), Kenneth Darby (0-1), Shane Tolan (0-4), Gerrard Morgan, Gavin Coyle (0-1), Donal Curran (0-2), Robert Dolan
Subs: Mark Battersby for Coyle, Stephen Dervan (1-0) for Dolan, Fergal Delaney for Coyne, Barry Kyne for Rodgers, Richie Keany for Darby

Cavan: James McEvoy, Noel Brady, Niall Guri, Michael Ward, Declan Meehan, Joshua Hayes, Declan McKiernan, Brian Coleman, Luke Sheridan, Hugh Briody, Brendan Fitzpatrick, Chris Quinn, Kevin Smith, Steve McMullan, Gerard Murray

Dublin 4-8 Westmeath 0-12
Westmeath 0-9 Dublin 0-4

Dublin 's Mark Jones got the ‘Man of the match' award

Presentation of the ‘Man of the match' award to Meath's, Eric Callaghan by Fintan Linnane after Meath defeated Cavan by 1-9 to 1-8 in the Gerry Reilly U-16 Football Tournament in Oldcastle on Saturday evening.

12th July - Fixture Changes

Round 3 of the Gerry Reilly FT takes place this weekend and because of the All-Ireland qualifier in Clones on Sunday, both Round 3 games will now take place on Saturday evening (16 July).

Cavan v Meath (5.30 pm)
Dublin v Westmeath (7.30 pm)

The Final is scheduled for Sunday, 24 July at 7.30 pm

11th July - Second Round Gerry Reilly Tournament

The other game this weekend ended with Cavan beating Westmeath on the following score line: Cavan 6-15 Westmeath 0-7

7th July - Second Round Fixtures

All matches are at 7.30 p.m. sharp at the Gilson Park, Oldcastle.

3rd July - First Round Results:

Meath 0-15 Westmeath 0-9
H/T: Meath 0-8 Westmeath 0-4

Meath: Gerrard Crehan, Kevin Walsh, David Morgan, David Flanagan, Ciaran Malone, David Maguire, Eoin Woods, John Broderick (0-1), Graham Reilly (0-6), Aaoran Newman (0-2), Barry Curran (Capt) (0-2), Bobby Lyons (0-1), Shane Farrelly, Shane Tolan (0-1), Brian Minnock (0-1)
Subs: Eric Callaghan for Minnock, Stephen Moran for Tolan, Gavin Coyle (0-1) for Farrelly

Cavan 1-11 Dublin 1-8 (played Saturday)

Meath's Graham Reilly receiving the ‘Man of the match' award from Leo Halpin after Meath defeated Westmeath by 0-15 to 0-9 in their opening match of this year's Gerry Reilly U-16 FT played in Oldcastle last night (Sunday, 3 July)

23rd June 2005 - Postponed for a week

The 17th anniversary of the Gerry Reilly Memorial U-16 Inter-County Football Tournament now gets underway on Saturday, 2 July in the Gilson Park, Oldcastle, Co Meath, a week later than originally fixed because of a clash with fixtures this weekend.

June 05

The 17th anniversary of the Gerry Reilly Memorial U-16 Inter-County Football Tournament gets underway on Saturday, 25 June in the Gilson Park, Oldcastle, Co Meath.

The tournament is run on a ‘round robin' basis, each team plays each other. 2 points for a win, 1 point for a draw and the two top teams play in the final.

Draw for Gerry Reilly Memorial Tournament 2005
All matches are at 7:30pm sharp. (at the Gilson Park, Oldcastle, Co Meath)

Winners of the Gerry Reilly Cup to date:
Westmeath 1990, 1992, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001
Meath   1989, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2003
Dublin 1993, 1998
Cavan  1997, 2004

If you have any queries etc., please don't hesitate to contact either:

Leo Halpin
Oldcastle GFC
Tel: 049 8541382.
Mobile : 086 6076195

Eddie O Reilly
Tel. 049 8541294
email: contact@eddieoreilly.com