By Shaun Casey SUCCESS breeds success and there may not be another club throughout the land that has gathered as much silverware as Moneyglass Ladies have lately.. From u-14 right up to senior level, the club have captured championship crowns at all grades and this weekend, they are just 60 minutes away from reaching the […]
By Shaun Casey BACK-TO-BACK Armagh champions Clann Éireann are 60 minutes away from an Ulster final appearance, but Greg McGonigle’s side won’t let their minds drift that far ahead just yet as they face a huge test on Sunday (2pm) against Antrim opposition. They take on Moneyglass, a team who overturned Donaghmoyne in the Ulster quarter-final, in […]
By Daire Walsh HAVING pushed them to the pin of their collar before ultimately losing out in the 2022 Ulster LGFA senior championship decider, Cathy Carey and St Ergnat’s Moneyglass were determined to go a step further against Donaghmoyne in the latest meeting between the two teams. On November 13 of last year in Owenbeg, […]
By Daire Walsh HAVING pushed them to the pin of their collar before ultimately losing out in the 2022 Ulster LGFA senior championship decider, Cathy Carey and St Ergnat’s Moneyglass were determined to go a step further against Donaghmoyne in the latest meeting between the two teams. On November 13 of last year in Owenbeg, […]
By Michael McMullan BEING underdogs will take the pressure off three-in-a-row Antrim champions Moneyglass in their Ulster final rematch with Donaghmoyne on Sunday. That’s the view of star forward Órlaith Prenter ahead of the visit to the Farney giants on Sunday (2pm). A late goal from Donaghmoyne substitute Grace Cumiskey sealed a 1-11 to 1-7 […]
ANTRIM forward Orlaith Prenter has been honoured with The Croke Park/LGFA Player of the Month award for May. The 23-year-old Moneyglass attacker – last year’s Gaelic Life Player of te Year, has been in stunning form in 2023 and played a key role in May as Antrim claimed an historic TG4 Ulster Intermediate Championship win. […]
By Daire Small WHILE they ended the inter-county season as TG4 All-Ireland Junior champions, 2022 was already a dream come through for Orlaith Prenter long before Antrim overcame Fermanagh in a replayed final at the Athletic Grounds in Armagh. Having previously counted her as an underage coach and team-mate at club level with St Ergnats […]
TYPICALLY it’s a representative of an Ulster Championship-winning team that picks up the Ladies Footballer of the Year around, but Orlaith Prenter has bucked the trend by taking this year’s honour. The star forward had an absolutely phenomenal season, shooting the lights out time-and-time again as Moneyglass reached a first ever Ulster Senior Championship final. […]
By Shaun Casey 2022 has been a year to remember for Donaghmoyne ladies, and they’re not finished yet with an All-Ireland semi-final against Kilmacud Croke’s coming up in the coming weeks. But for now, they’ll bask in the celebrations of another Ulster titles. It was fitting that their winning margin over Moneyglass was four points as it […]
By Kieran Lynch ST ERGNAT’S Moneyglass senior ladies team are gearing up for their first-ever Ulster final this weekend, when they take on provincial kingpins Donaghmoyne. Moneyglass’ manager Charlie O’Kane spoke to Gaelic Life ahead of the decider, and he says that this is an occasion which the club has been building towards for a […]
