St Patrick’s Loughgiel won the North Antrim Cumann na mBunscol Hurling skills at today’s finals in Cushendall as the local schools wound up their year’s hurling. St Joseph’s Dunloy, who have had such a great year, won the Camogie skill to add yet another piece of silverware to their already bulging trophy cabinet.
Liam McGarry of St Patrick’s Loughgiel received his award from Mr Dinsmore, while Erin McMullan won the P7Camogie Skills
Erin McMullan of St Jospeh’s won the individual P7 Camogie skills, beating Amy McAlister of Glenann PS in a play-off while Liam McGarry of St Patrcik’s Loughgiel took the P7 Hurling Skills award, beating Fintan Bradley of Glennan in a play-off. Daniel Lynn of St Patrick’s won the P5 Hurling Skills while Paddy Morgan of St Ciaran’s PS Cushendun was the P6 winner.
Daniel Lynn (left) of St Patrick’s Loughgiel won the P5 Hurling Skills while Paddy Morgan of St Ciran’s Cushendun won the P6 award.
Rosie McMullan of St Ann’s PS Corkey won the P5 Camogie Skills while Louise McBride of St Olcan’s Armoy took the P6 Camogie honours with the highest individual score of the day.
Rosie McMullan (right) of St Ann’s Corkey who won the P5 Camogie Skills and Louise McBrdie of St Olcan;s Armoy (left) who had the top score of the day to win the P6 skills
Mr Dinsmore of St Patrick’s Glenariffe presented the awards to the winners after the finals.
