MONAGHAN SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL SCOTSTOWN V BALLYBAY Sunday, Clones, 3.00pm Scotstown haven’t been as impressive this year as they have in previous seasons but are still the team to beat in Monaghan. They got past Inniskeen the last day out but are still missing a few key men through injury. In saying that, they […]
By Kieran Lynch CLONTIBRET are on the highest of highs heading into this week’s Monaghan Senior Football Championship semi-final, after a last gasp goal got them through the group stage. With the seconds ticking away, they were heading out of the championship at the hands of Scotstown, before a late, late goal levelled the scores […]
By Kieran Lynch IT’S crunch time in the Monaghan Senior Football Championship as we head into the final weekend of group-stage action. A pair of surprise results in the opening round of fixtures in Group One set the wheels in motion for the glamour tie of the final weekend, which comes between Scotstown and Clontibret, […]
THE Monaghan club scene heads towards the knock out stages with plenty still at stake. MONAGHAN SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GROUP ONE ROUND THREE AUGHNAMULLEN V SCOTSTOWN Advertisement Saturday, Aughnamullen, 3pm LOSE this and if results go a certain way over the next few rounds, champions Scotstown will exit the at the group stage. There’s little […]
By Kieran Lynch BALLYBAY are well on course to qualify for the next round of the Monaghan Senior Championship, having picked up two wins and a draw from their opening three group matches. Jerome Johnston and Mark Doran’s side sit at the top of Group One and will book their place in the semi-finals if […]
MONAGHAN remain on the hunt for a new senior football manager and the Gaelic Life understands that Oisin McConville is the main target. The 2002 All-Ireland winner is currently in charge of Inniskeen while he is also the joint manager of the Armagh u-20s along with former teammate Barry O’Hagan. It is understood that the […]
By Shaun Casey BALLYBAY are part of the chasing pack in Monaghan that are hoping to break the Scotstown stranglehold on the Mick Duffy Cup. Jerome Johnston, a Kilcoo native, heads into his second season in charge of the men in maroon, alongside Mark Doran. The pair led Ballybay to the last four of the […]
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Scotstown want to keep their bid for five in a row going.
Paul Finlay is still working hard for his club, Ballybay
