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Our Lady's look forward to final
WITH two teams from Our Lady's College left in the running for basketball honours this season, they both traveled to Kings Hospital School in Palmerstown last to play semi finals. First up was the first year Minor A side. Playing in Division 1, this team has improved throughout the year and had rightfully found itself competing for a final placing. The opposition was St Dominic's of Cabra.
High speeds just deadly for Jordan
SPEED demon Jordan Keogh is hoping his successes in 2009 will help raise the profile of his beloved Motocross.
U-14s bid for Irish Cup
DROGHEDA Water Polo Club U-14's are competing in the forthcoming Irish Under 14 Cup in Galway on March 20th and 21st.
Laytown throwers miss out
STEPHEN Murtagh and Paddy Kavanagh from the Cottage Inn in Laytown reached the final of Sunday's Duleek and District Dart League Doubles Tournament in the Bettystown Court Hotel.
Cotter enjoys USA victory
DUNLEER AC athlete Tomás Cotter won gold in the National USA Junior Colleges Championships in Illinois on Saturday.
St Peter's girl gets reward for patience
NIAMH Fussey first came along to St Peter's Athletic Club as a seven-year-old and has remained a dedicated member of the Dromiskin-based club ever since. Everyone at the club was delighted when she made a big breakthrough recently to win her first ever medal in Leinster championship competition.
No rejoicing as Dillon is pipped
COLLON/Philipstown BC had boxers competing in the Leinster Championships and Michael Andrews tournament recently, with some mixed fortunes.
Battle is on for coveted sports prize
OUR leading sportsmen will take centre stage this Friday at the 21st annual Drogheda Independent Sport Star Awards, as we acknowledge their outstanding achievements over the past 12 months.
Kilroy title dreams shattered in semis
IT was a disappointing weekend for Sean Kilroy as the Holy Family boxer exited the National Elite Championships at the semi-final stage after a 5-1 defeat against James Fryers from Immaculata BC.
Medals in Leinsters
LAST weekend eight young athletes from Dromiskinbased St Peter's AC travelled to Nenagh for the Leinster Juvenile Indoor Championships.
Inside Other Sports
- Racing returns to Slane
- School joy for Joeys
- Kilroy boosts title hopes
- Emma in top form heading into Rás
- Fays man unfazed as he wins Singles
- Holy Family's Leinster hat-trick
- Festival of karate
- Sport isn't all bad you know
- TALKING dogs & horses
- Howard's way too good
- Louth's in the frame
- TALKING dogs & horses
- College's Leinster triumph
- Medals for karate club
- Duffy conquers duathlon test
- Quinn off to a flier at airport
- Sport can make your blood boil
- Last chance to enter Singles Tournament
- Young Dunleer runners star in Blackrock
- Rás international countdown starts
- Leaders White Hart meet their match
- Costello back on track
- A Family affair as club gets two gold
- TALKING dogs & horses
- Drogheda performances just the Business in mudbath
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Switch off the life support
In the first of a two-part special, well known broadcaster and soccer fan GERRY KELLY argues it's time to LET THE LEAGUE DIE
