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St Patrick’s Glenariffe and St Olcan’s Armoy are hurling winners in north Antrim Cumann na mBunscol

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St Patrick's Glenariffe who won the North Antrim Cumann na mBunscol A indoor hurling competition at Cross & Passion College

St Patrick Glenariffe won Friday’s A competition at the North Antirm Cumann na mBunscol indoor hurling tournament at Cross & Passion College going through the tournament unbeaten. Leading the way was team captain Niall McAuley who received th the Player of the Tournament award.

Cross & Passion College vice principal Joe Cassidy presents the winners shield to Glenariffe captain Niall McAuley
Niall McAuley of St Patrick’s Glenariffe who was Player of the Tournament in the A section received his award from Aoife O’Mullan.

St Olcan’s Armoy won the B section of the competition, making it a double for the school, whose Camogie team won the B section of Wednesday’s competition at the same venue.

Great praise must go to the Cross & Passion students who organised another great event.

St Olcan’s Armoy who won the B section of the North Antrim Cumann na Bunsol competition at CPC
Jake Feetham who was player of the tournament in the B section is seen here with CPC P.E. technician Aoife O’Mullan
St Patrick’s & St Brigid’s Ballycastle.
St Patrick’s Loughgiel
St Joseph’s Dunloy.
St Anne’s Corkery
Ballycastle Intgrated PS
St Ciaran’s Cushendun.
CPC students who kept things running smoothly at the North Antrim Cumann na mBunscol indoor hurling at CPC.
St John’s Carnlough.
st Brigid’s Ballymoney
Glenann PS
St Mary’s Cushendall.
Gaelscoil an Chaistil, Ballycastle
Seaview PS, Glenarm.
PE Technician Aoife O’Mullan (back centre) with her team of students who organised the North Antrim Cumann na mBunscol Indoor hurling tournament at Cross & Passion College.
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