The 2018 season is upon us.
The draw for the Pat O’Brien Cup took place at the meeting of the board
and the competition is set to begin on April 26. There are 7 teams entered and the format will
consist of 2 groups, one with 4 teams and one with 3. Group A includes Galway, Wolfe Tones,
Connemara Gaels, and Donegal. Group B
includes Cork, Aidan McAnespies and Shannon Blues.
Teams will play each other once with the top team from each group meeting in the final. Two points will be awarded for a win and one for a draw, none for a loss. In the event of a tie total points scored will decide the winner. Games will be played on Field B. The final will be played on May 19.
Teams will play each other once with the top team from each group meeting in the final. Two points will be awarded for a win and one for a draw, none for a loss. In the event of a tie total points scored will decide the winner. Games will be played on Field B. The final will be played on May 19.
The Sheehan Cup for hurling will be played as a 7-a-side
blitz on Sunday May 20. Teams and
details to follow.
Pat O’Brien Cup Preliminary Schedule
April 28th
3:00 Galway Tones Group A
4:15 Blues Cork Group B
5:30 Gaels Donegal Group A
May 5th
3:00 Galway Donegal Group A
4:15 Macs Cork Group B
5:30 Gaels Tones Group A
May 12th
3:00 Gaels Galway Group A
4:15 Blues Macs Group B
5:30 Tones Donegal Group A
Pat O’Brien Cup Preliminary Schedule
April 28th
3:00 Galway Tones Group A
4:15 Blues Cork Group B
5:30 Gaels Donegal Group A
May 5th
3:00 Galway Donegal Group A
4:15 Macs Cork Group B
5:30 Gaels Tones Group A
May 12th
3:00 Gaels Galway Group A
4:15 Blues Macs Group B
5:30 Tones Donegal Group A
Aidan McAnespies pipped in
New York Sevens
2017 Pat O’Brien Cup winners
Aidan McAnespies traveled to New York
last weekend for the annual seven-a-side and came within 3 points of taking the
trophy to Boston. McAnespies came out of
their group that included Kerry NY and St. Barnabas and met Barnabas in the
final. Unfortunately for the Macs it was
in the final that they conceded the first goal of the tournament, and it proved
to be the difference between the teams in the end.
Players who traveled to New
York were Seamie Breslin, Paul Clifford, Marty Bogue, Gareth O’Neill, Philip
McCusker, Tommy Brereton, Robbie Croft, Craig Oliver, Ciaran Wallace, Che
O’Donnell, Eoin Delmer, and Shane McKenna.
All American Teams to play
New York
On May 5 New York plays
Leitrim in the first round of the 2018 Connacht Championship. Two All- American teams, one hurling and one
football, from the Boston-Northeast division will play New York development
squad teams that weekend.
By Rory O'Donnell
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