Ramor club notes U-8 s & U-10 s; On Saturday last the two teams travelled to Kells for challenge matches. All the young players got a chance to don the jersey and play against Kells. A very enjoyable morning was had by all. Training continues as normal on Saturday mornings at 11am. U-16 s & Minors; The U-16 s are in the semi-final of the League. Their opponents will be Bailieboro, the fixture has not been made yet. The Minors will play Laragh in the quarter-final of the Minor Championship on Sunday next September 5th in Virginia at 12.30pm. Please support. Ramor U-21 s; The U-21 s are in the semi-final of the Championship. They will play the winners of the Ballinagh/ Mullahoran game. That game is due to be played this weekend, so hopefully Ramor s game will be played soon after. Ramor Seniors; Ramor bowed out of the Senior Championship at semi-final stage on Sunday evening last in Kingspan Breffni Park. The huge crowd gathered were surely expecting a fanfare of football and perhaps hoping that the Cavan Gaels domination might be interrupted by a fresh young Ramor side eager to bridge the 16 year gap since Ramor last won the Senior Title. Unfortunately for Ramor, their opponents weren t ready to relinquish their title, and looked the hungrier side with a blitzkrieg of scores , leaving a 5 point gap after just 7 minutes.Despite a couple of wides, Cavan Gaels went 6 ahead before Ramor registered a score. The first half was dominated by the Gaels, with the sidesgoing in at half time on a score line of 1-7 to 0-2. Ramor had an excellent chance of a goal on the stroke of half time, but it went painfully wide, and if you counted a couple of wides, things may have panned out differently for Ramor. Lady Luck was not dressed in black and amber on Sunday evening!. Hopes were raised at the start of the second half as Ramor came out full of determination and scored three points, one a free, in quick succession. However, the Gaels replied with a free of their own and after three wides for Ramor, their opponents struck a blow with a goal and five points. With 18 minutes of the second half played there was a 9 point margin  between the sides. A converted free concluded the scoring for Ramor and Cavan Gaels went on to earn a place in the final on a score-line of 2-15 to 0-7. Ramor will be disappointed with their performance, as we are a much better side than was on display on Sunday evening. We played several excellent games in the Championship, and many thought that we might topple the Gaels. Ramor are a very young side with many players still under 21. It will be back to  training again with the League in mind as Ramor endeavour to gain their place back in Division 1. There are u-21 , Minor and U-16 titles to battle for, so it will be a busy time for the club, and training continues as normal. Wishing Cavan Gaels the very best of luck in the County Final.They are an exellent footballing side and will surely capture the title! Kingscourt Stars club notes JUNIORS The semi-final of the Junior B Championship has been fixed for Sat 11th October between Drumlane/Killygarry. The final Division 4 fixture, at home to LAcken is also down for Sunday 26th, but that will presumably depend on the outcome of the championship semi-final MINORS The Minors faced a difficult trip away to St. Joseph's in Arva at 12 noon. As expected this was a very tight affair and despite Kingscourt holding a 1-5 to 0-5 lead at halftime, few could argue that the home side were in the ascendancy. St. Joseph's started the 2nd half with 1-3 without reply, before Barry Reilly scored a superb solo goal to regain the lead for Kingscourt. However a last-minute St. Joseph's goal secured a deserved victory by 2-11 to 2-7. U-14's The U-14's played Castlerahan last Tuesday night in the Div 1 Championship Final in Kingspan Breffin Park. Having gained a comfortable victory over Castlrerahan in the league earlier in the year hopes were high of victory. However, a lacklustre start saw Castlerahan hit the front early and in truth, a comeback never looked on. A tour-de-force at full forward from Enda Flanagan saw Kingscourt unable to compete and his 2-8 tally helped the Ballyduff side to a fully-served 3-13 to 2-7 victory. It was a disappointing end to the season for the 14's after their great semi-final victory but between league, championship and the Feile there was many highlights along the way. SENIORS The next match for the Seniors is their Div 2 outing at home to Redhills which is now due to be played on Sat 25th Oct. LOTTO Last night's lotto was not won and the jackpot rises to ?13,000 (?18,000) including the bonus) and next week's draw will take place in Freeman's. Seamus Califf was the only Match 3 and wins ?200. The winning numbers were 10, 11, 23 & 28. Bonus 19. To play the club lotto or sign up for our newsletter, please log on to www.kingscourtstars.ie. Killeshandra club notes Underage Championships U-14 Champions Congratulations to the Killeshandra U-14 team who played Ballymachugh in the Roinn B championship final on Tuesday evening last, in Breffni park. The Killeshandra team showed great talent & determination to come our victorious in a very tight and entertaining game.Teams were level 5 times in the 2nd half and both teams worked hard, played well and challenged every ball and provided spectators with a very entertaining match. Lots of talent for the future was clear with players like Ronan Sweeney, Conor Smith and the crowd and team were delighted with the welcome return of Turlough Gray for the match.The club would like to congratulate all the boys on the panel and to their mentors Declan O'Hanlon, Paul Higgins and Michael McGearty. Minor Championship Well done to St Josephs minor team who came through their first round after a close encounter with Kingscourt on Saturday morning. The dying minutes of the game saw St Josephs create a goal which gave them a 4 point win over Kingscourt. They now meet Castlerahan on Saturday 4th October @ 12 in Lacken Ladies Good luck to the Arva/Killeshandra Ladies who will meet Tyrone junior champions in the first round of Ulster competition @ 2pm on Sunday 5th October (home game). Congratulation to the underage teams who won their championship matches and Good luck to KIlleshandras U-16 U-14 girls who play in their respective championships on Monday and Wednesday (U-14 Wednesday @ 6.30 in Ballyhaise) evening respectively. Ballyhaise 6.30 Club News Club socks and shorts available to buy sock E10 shorts 16. Contact Cathal on 0871339334 Celebration Killeshandra GFC are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the 1983 team winning the Junior Championship.  Presentation to the team will take place on Saturday 18th October at 9.30 in Lough Bawn, all welcome so please come and support what should be a good night. Cornafean club notes Race Night October 31st is the date when the race night is being held in McSeain's. Would everyone with race cards please have them back to the Sports Hall by Wednesday 31st October at 9pm. If anyone wishes to sponsor a race or buy a horse please contact Brian McCaffrey or Neal Tully. Drumcor Active Retirement Group To celebrate world Heart Day Sunday 5th October members will walk the "Golden Mile" starting from Kilmore Hall at 3pm. There will be refreshments for all later. Donations to the Irish Heart Foundation. All welcome to join in. 15km Challenge The Gallant 15km Challenge from Cavan to Cornafean in aid of St.Christopher's Hospice Cavan takes place on Saturday 25th October 2008. Sponsorship cards are available from St.Christopher's Hospice 049 4332999,Ciaran Weir Cornafean 086 0753309 and Padraig Cosgrove Cornafean 087 6482892. Support would be very much appreciated. This is the fifth year of the event and to date over ?102,000 has been raised in total. John Joe Reilly Tournament The final of the John Joe Reilly tournament takes place this Sunday at 3pm in Cornafean. Gowna and Lacken are the two teams competing for the honor and it promises to be a close encounter. Tom Sheridan Sincere sympathy is extended to family of Tom Sheridan Drumbess who died peacefully, at Cavan General Hospital. Tom was a popular member of an old and respected farming family in the community. He will be sadly missed by his family and everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. The funeral took place last Friday morning in the Church of the Immaculate Conception,Coronea where a large crowd attended. Junior Scor Junior Scor is about to commence. Anyone interested please come to the Hall next Friday the 3rd at 8pm or for any further information please contact Paddy McDermott on 049 4334552. Grainne Ellis(nee Gormley) Sympathy is extended to Claire Wharton on the death of her sister Grainne whose funeral took place last Thursday morning. May she rest in peace. Tweet

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