well done to the u14s who showed great endeavour and fighting spirit to win the feile

Portglenone are Ulster Scor Sinsear Champions!  In front of a packed house in St Cecilia's, Derry our Instrumental Music act won their competition, defeating the champions from Ard Mhacha and past All-Ireland winners Fear Manach.  Brona, Mairead, Eimear, Seana and Ryan now progress to compete in the All Ireland final back in Derry on Saturday 27 April, 5pm (to be held in 'The Venue', Ebrington). Scor has been an integral part of the GAA for over four decades, and it remains a vibrant demonstration of our Gaelic cultural identity. As a Club we are proud to have our Ceol Uirlise competing at the highest level, and we wish them the very best of luck for the All-Ireland.

Check out page 24 of this week's Gaelic Life for a profile of our Instrumental Group competing in the Ulster Scor Final on Saturday 6th April, 5pm at St Cecilia's College, Derry City.

The final of Scor Sinsear Uladh will take place on Saturday 6th April at 5pm in Doire Choilm Cille. The Ulster final will be held at St Cecilia’s College, Derry City. The following is the line-up of contestants:

Rince Foirne / Céilí Dancing: Rinn Mhic Giolla Rua (Warrenpoint), Cill Shléibhe (Killeavy), An Ómaigh (Omagh)

Amhránaíocht Aonair / Solo Singing: Carraig a’ Chrupáin (Carrickcruppen),Machaire Fíolta (Magherafelt), Béal Cú (Belcoo).

Ceol Uirlise / Instrumental Music: Dromainn Tí (Dromintee), Port Chluain Eoin (Portglenone), Doire Ó gConáile (Derrygonnelly)

Aithriseoireacht / Recitation: Cill na Sean Rátha (Killeshandra), Baile na Scríne (Ballinascreen), Acha Droim na Sí (Aghadrumsee)

Grúpa Bailéad: Scairbh na gCaorach (Emyvale), Achadh Gallan (Aghagallon), An Ómaigh (Omagh)

Nuachleas / Novelty Act: Cumann Sháirséil na Móinte Airde (Sarsfield’s), Cill Chua (Kilcoo), Coill an Chlochair (Killyclogher) (pictured)

Rince Seit / Set Dancing: Scairbh na gCaorach (Emyvale), Cluain Dáimh (Clonduff), Coill an Chlochair (Killyclogher)

Tráth na gCeisteanna / Question Time: An Bhoth (Scotstown), Droichead Mhaigh Eo (Mayobridge), Trí Leac (Trillick).

We would like to wish our Instrumental Music Act every success in the final.  Good luck to Brona, Mairead, Eimear, Seana and Ryan from everyone at the Club.

Well done to the reserves on Wednesday night also to the under 14 its all positive for Casements at the minute.  Also get out and support the teams everyone

Well done to the reserves tonight. A win away to cargin in any competition is a good result so credit where credits due.

Stinsons secured their place in the SW Feile final after a gutsy win over Creggan on Saturday. A first half goal and a point  from Kelly pushed them into a three point lead but Creggan replied with two more points to leave just a point in the game at halftime. Creggan started the second half brightly with two points to secure the lead in the first five minutes but as the tie appeared to be slipping from Stinsons, they immediately regrouped with a four minute spell that was rewarded with two goals and a point pushing them into a six point lead. Undaunted, Creggan set about reducing the deficit and with just three minutes left there was just a point in it. Stinson's McLarnon eased the pressure with a point and yet another Stinsons point secured the final spot as the whistle blew for fulltime.
Stinsons now meet the winners of Lisburn and St Endas @ Cargin 5.30 next Sunday 7th.

Sean Stinsons 3-4
Creggan  1-7
R Kelly 1-2, C Mc Garry 1-0, B Lewis 1-0, H Lennon 0-1, J McLarnon 0-1
Final in Toome Sunday at 5.30

Due to the involvement of 3 of our Camogie members in the Ulster Scor final and the attendance of our under 12 team in Croke Park we have decided to postpone our Ladies Night to Saturday the 13th April

In view of current weather conditions SW CCC have decided to postpone the feile semi-final to Sat 30th March at 12 Noon @ O Cahan Pk.