Augher seniors gain their first win of the league on home soil.
Reserves
The reserves were up first and with a very strong wind in their backs went in at the break down 1-1 to 0-3. All was still to play for going into the 2nd half although we were left with a tough hill to climb into the elements. Augher had alot more possession in the 2nd half but just were unable to convert the possession to scores . The 2nd half was a much improved performance overall and although Aghyaran broke away and got a 2nd goal which gave them some breathing space, Augher chipped away at points but just couldn't break down a tough Aghyaran defence to get the goal they needed. Ronan McElroy, Ryan McElhatton and Karl McKenna twarted many Aghyaran attacks and Paul Larry McKenna and Patrick Treanor were excellent outlets in attack but on the day we just couldn't get our noses in front. FT Augher 0-7 Aghyaran 2-3
Seniors.
The seniors got their first win of the season. Our senior team also played with the strong wind in their backs in the first half. The first score came off the boot of Aiden McElroy following a driving run through the Aghyaran defence. Aghyaran got a goal and for the majority of the half Augher tried to claw their way back in front but Darragh Kavanaghs scores were being cancelled out by Aghyaran points. In the last attack of the half, Augher broke forward and Martin McElhatton got on the end of a move to put Augher in front, a lead they wouldn't relinquish for the rest of the game. HT Augher 1-4 Aghyaran 1-3. Augher got the opening score of the 2nd half through Darragh Kavanagh and from this point on Augher took control of the game. Points from Raymie McElroy, Martin McElhatton (2) and Liam Connolly opened up a 5 point gap. On a day when flowing football was always going to be difficult for both sides, Augher harassed and tackled manfully and battled their way to a 5 point win, Conor Hackett clipping over the insurance score with the final attack of the game following a lung bursting run through the opposition defence. In a day when result was more important than performance Augher were well served by Paul Treanor, Martin McElhatton, Charlie Cawley and Conor Hackett.
Special mention to our under 8 boys for a great half time performance.
The next game is on Easter Saturday at 3:30pm and 5pm against Beragh at Fr Hackett Park.
Tyrone GAA are seeking to recruit the following post:
POST PRIMARY SCHOOL COACH
Applicants should note that they will be required to demonstrate that they meet all of the following essential criteria at the time of submitting their application:
•A degree (or equivalent third level qualification) in physical Education, Sports Development or any other relevant discipline to the post
•GAA Level 2 Coaching Award in Football, Hurling, Camogie or Ladies Football
•At least one year full,time experience (or two part,time equivalent) of coaching children in a school or club in the last three years
Further criteria are outlined in the Job description and personnel specification
No CV's will be accepted
Information packs are available from Orla 0'Neill orla/oneill/gpo/tyrone@gaa/ie
or can be collected directly from the Tyrone GAA Centre Garvaghey
Closing date for submission of applications is 6pm on Wednesday 29th September
In pursuit of our Equal Opportunities Policy we welcome applications from all sections of the community
In addition all positions involving working in educational establishments are subJect to the provisions of the Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults (NI) Order 2003
As such applicants are asked to comply to undertake an Access NI check if successful
Tyrone GAA is an equal opportunities employer
POST PRIMARY SCHOOL COACH
Applicants should note that they will be required to demonstrate that they meet all of the following essential criteria at the time of submitting their application:
•A degree (or equivalent third level qualification) in physical Education, Sports Development or any other relevant discipline to the post
•GAA Level 2 Coaching Award in Football, Hurling, Camogie or Ladies Football
•At least one year full,time experience (or two part,time equivalent) of coaching children in a school or club in the last three years
Further criteria are outlined in the Job description and personnel specification
No CV's will be accepted
Information packs are available from Orla 0'Neill orla/oneill/gpo/tyrone@gaa/ie
or can be collected directly from the Tyrone GAA Centre Garvaghey
Closing date for submission of applications is 6pm on Wednesday 29th September
In pursuit of our Equal Opportunities Policy we welcome applications from all sections of the community
In addition all positions involving working in educational establishments are subJect to the provisions of the Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults (NI) Order 2003
As such applicants are asked to comply to undertake an Access NI check if successful
Tyrone GAA is an equal opportunities employer
Mouthguards are mandatory
Mouthguards are mandatory for players in all age grades, in all Gaelic football practice sessions and games. This rule has been mandatory for players in grades up to Minor since 2013 and applies to all age grades since January 1st 2014.
KEY POINTS
• Gaelic footballers in all age grades must wear a mouthguard from January 1st 2014
• It is the responsibility of each individual player to use a mouthguard
• A properly fitted mouthguard is the best available protective device for reducing the incidence and severity of sports-related dental injuries
• Players can be sent-off in a game for not wearing a mouthguard
• Players will not be covered under the GAA player injury scheme if they don’t comply with the mouthguard rule
• No Mouthguard? No Game!
Download brochure for my information
Mouthguards are mandatory for players in all age grades, in all Gaelic football practice sessions and games. This rule has been mandatory for players in grades up to Minor since 2013 and applies to all age grades since January 1st 2014.
KEY POINTS
• Gaelic footballers in all age grades must wear a mouthguard from January 1st 2014
• It is the responsibility of each individual player to use a mouthguard
• A properly fitted mouthguard is the best available protective device for reducing the incidence and severity of sports-related dental injuries
• Players can be sent-off in a game for not wearing a mouthguard
• Players will not be covered under the GAA player injury scheme if they don’t comply with the mouthguard rule
• No Mouthguard? No Game!
Download brochure for my information
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| football_rule_changes.docx |
| rules_poster.pdf |
