Laois GAA Fixtures (November 17-18)

Published on 13/11/2012 11:38

This week’s Laois GAA Fixtures including Rathdowney/Errill’s bid for a place in the Leinster Club Senior Hurling Final

Saturday

Leinster JHC Semi Final (Extra Time if Necessary)

Trim: Rathmoylon (Meath) v Colt @ 2.00pm

Sparrow Insurances U-21 HC Semi Final (Extra Time if Necessary)

Rathdowney: Clough Ballacolla v Abbeyleix-Ballypickas @ 12.00pm

Sparrow Insurances U-21 FC Final (Extra Time if Necessary)

O’Moore Park: Sarsfields Gaels v Portlaoise @ 3.30pm

GALA U-13 Football Competition Semi Finals (Extra Time if Necessary)

St Pauls v O’Dempsey’s @ 1.00pm - D Bracken; Ballyroan Abbey v Ballylinan Gleanmor @ 1.00pm N Davis

Sunday

Leinster SHC Semi Final (Extra Time if Necessary)

Tullamore: Kilcormac Killoughey (Offaly) v Rathdowney Errill @ 2.30pm

GALA U-13 Hurling Competition Semi Finals (Extra Time if Necessary)

Abbeyleix Ballypickas v The Harps Gaels @ 11.00am; Naomh Eamon v Na Fianna @ 11.00am

GALA U-17 Football Competition (First Named Home Venue)

St Pauls The Rock v The Heath @ 11.00am - V Dowling; Stradbally Parish Gaels v Portlaoise @ 11.00am - T Moore; Portarlington v Graiguecullen @ 11.00am - A O’Connor

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In the end, it was almost embarrassing. The challenge from St Patrick’s was so meek that at one point in the second half, when Brian Mulligan was in possession, he had the time to stand still in the middle of the field and look around for someone to pass the ball to.

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St Paul’s come good in second half blitz

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Laois GAA Fixtures (November 17-18)

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