- Tributes to 'jolly jester' Carson
- Helicopter tragedy 'a mystery'
- MLA issues plea for organ donors
- Paisley 'doing very well' says son
- Resort 'would boost bid for Open'
- Pledge as golf course gets go-ahead
- Cows sought for charity airlift
- McGuinness pressed over bomb death
- Carson: it's the way he told 'em
- Police defend 'supergrass' trial
- £16m fund to tackle rural problems
- MLA plea on planning cases backlog
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Football
Dromore girl Caragh is NI’s youngest ever player
DROMARA girl Caragh Milligan made history last week when she became the youngest player to be capped at senior level by Northern Ireland in a competitive match at 15 years and 121 days.
Excellent win for Dromara
DROMARA’S first team travelled to inform Malachians at their Shore Road venue on Saturday and came away with an excellent 4-1 win.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
DROMORE Amateurs Youth FC are one of the latest clubs to take part in the Irish FA / McDonald’s Coach Mentoring and Club development programme.
Streak comes to an end
DROMORE travelled to take on Saintfield last Saturday on the back of a four game winning streak.
U10s thank staff for preparing Community Centre pitch
DROMORE U10s would like to say a big thanks to the staff at Dromore Community Centre for preparing the pitch and getting the game on after very heavy rain.
Pip pips Swifts with wonder strike
PHILIP ‘Pip’ Gordon was the hero for Dromore Amateurs Seconds on Saturday after his wonder strike 12 minutes from time gave his side a 2-1 league victory over Suffolk Swifts.
Swifts come from behind to see off City Reserves
RATHFRILAND Swifts played their home game against Armagh City Reserves at Gilford on Saturday and after a tight game on a great surface came from a goal down to win 2–1 in a game where maybe even a draw would have been a fair result.
Whites impress away to Rathfern
RATHFRILAND travelled to Rathcoole on Saturday to play Rathern Rangers and after an impressive display ran out easy 4-0 winners.
Slane see off league leaders in the cup
MONEYSLANE’S first team hosted league leaders, Hanover, at the weekend at Cheney Park in the quarter–finals of the Alan Wilson Cup in front of another massive crowd.
Town U15s score eight in biggest win of the season
IT was goals galore for Town Juniors U15s when they hit eight in their biggest win of the season so far.
Reserves fail to capitalise on positive start to game
SCARVA Rangers Reserves made the best possible start to Saturday’s league clash in Armagh but the afternoon quickly nosedived for the village side after that.
Hard working performance earns a point for Scarva
THESE two teams must know each other inside out by now.
U12s knock Castle off their throne
PREPARATIONS for this George Best league match weren’t ideal for the away side with a number of players unavailable at short notice leaving the young Dromore team to start the match with only nine players.
THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT, THE FUTURE’S ORANGE
DROMORE Amateurs’ J&M Haulage-sponsored U13s won their league on Saturday after beating Gilford Crusaders.
Heavy loss for U11s
TOWN Juniors U11s were unlucky to conceed six goals in what was a closer game than the scoreline suggests.
Village Seconds get revenge for earlier league defeat
THIS was a big game in the title race for the 3C title with the Bangor side the only team to have beaten Dromara in the league this season.
Late Rafferty strike denies Town a point
BANBRIDGE Town welcomed back Ryan Moffatt and Mattie McCartan to their starting line-up against Steel and Sons Cup winners Bangor.
Banter from the Bann
RECENT RESULTS - Saturday January 28 – Hanover P-P Banbridge Rangers; Armagh Rovers 7-0 Ban Rangers Reserves; Ban Rangers Swifts 13-1 Lurgan United Reserves; Ban Rangers U18s P-P Crumlin United U18s; Seagoe U13s P-P Ban Rangers U13s; Ban Rangers U10s A 4-1 Oxford Sunnyside U10s; Ban Rangers U10s B 5-4 Loughgall U10s; Lurgan Town U8s 2-2 Ban Rangers U8s; Loughgall U8s 0-1 Ban Rangers U8s
Town over the Moon to reach the last 16
TOWN qualified for the last 16 of the Intermediate Cup after a fighting display in which their win was more comfortable than the score suggests.
Village Thirds get one over Stranford
DROMARA Village returned to winning ways when they entertained a big and physical Strangford side at Bellsbridge on Saturday.
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Weather for Dromore
Thursday 23 February 2012
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