Culloville GAC

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Céad Míle Fáilte chuig suíomh Baile Mhic Cholla - Welcome to the Culloville Gaelic Athletic Club homepage.

Here we hope to keep you up to date with all that is happening presently within the club, as well as providing information on all of the club's past achievements.

We are located in South Armagh beside the Co. Louth and Co. Monaghan borders and have a great tradition of providing Gaelic Games to everyone from the local area through or various teams men's and ladies football and Camogie teams.

We have also, for the past number of years, run a very Successful Summer Camp for local Culloville Blues and it is growing year by year. So take your time and have a look about and if you feel you have anything to add please contact one of the administrators.

U10 display skills at Armagh v Tyrone match in Ballymacnab

On Sunday last the U10 girls had the opportunity to display their skills at the half-time interval of the senior Armagh V Tyrone game in Ballymacnab. The girls played against Granemore
The team consisted of Shannon Traynor, Niamh Maguire, Laura Kennedy, Grace Duffy, Rachel Watters, Dearbhla Kelly, Eimear Traynor, Caoimhe Dooley, Kaithlin Murray, Caoimhe Quinn, Hannah Russell.

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Mon, 05/07/2010 - 12:46pm | margaret

Primary Camogie

Culloville Primary defeat Middletown

The girls travelled to Middletown last Thursday evening and showing their skills had a fantastic win, with the final score 4-0 for Culloville and 1-0 to Middletown. The Culloville team, captained by Ita Mc Shane fought hard for every ball with the goals scored by Shannon Traynor, Annie Morgan and Niamh Evans. It was an excellent team effort by all the girls - well done.

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Mon, 05/07/2010 - 12:42pm | margaret

Primary Camogie

U16 defeat Mullaghbawn in the Championship

Our under 16 team travelled to Mullaghbawn on Tuesday last to play the Championship. Due to holidays, the number of players were reduced on both teams however the game of camogie was not effected with both teams getting stuck in and playing some great camogie.