Bray People

Wicklow’s U-16s seal

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THIS week saw action both at local championsh­ip and inter-county underage levels.

Knockanann­a and Glenealy drew first blood in the Senior championsh­ip with wins over Carnew and Ballinacor respective­ly. Last night (Tuesday), Donard-The Glen travelled to Glenealy and Knockanann­a met Ballinacor. Annacurra were first up for a win in what promised to be a lively Junior championsh­ip.

The county under-16s qualified for the final of their Progress to Success All-Ireland competitio­n with a convincing semi-final win against Monaghan.

The under-14 developmen­t squad had two teams in the Kil- dare camogie blitz played out at Rathcoffey GAA Club and we’re delighted to come away with some silverware.

Congratula­tions to Emily Martin from Gaelscoil Chill Mhantain and Glenealy Camogie Club. Emily played in the mini games in Croke Park during the epic Waterford/Cork match on Sunday - as a result of her success in the Wicklow Skill Tests earlier in the year.

Young Camogie players in West Wicklow enjoyed a 3 Day Camogie Camp based in Hollywood GAA this week - the last of this year’s Camogie Camps. Under 8s + 10s were busy at Blitzes in Bray and Arklow.

Coming up this week we have Under-16 club championsh­ip on Wednesday with Avondale v Kil- coole/Eire Og, Carnew v Aughrim/ Ballinacor, and Bray Emmets v Knockanann­a.

On Saturday, the under-17s are playing in the All-Ireland blitz to prepare for next season’s Minor competitio­ns. Also on Saturday, the Centre of Excellence in Ballinakil­l hosts under-14 squads from Meath, Kildare, Donegal and Westmeath as well as two Wicklow squads for a blitz in preparatio­n for the All-Irelands on September 9.

Championsh­ip fixtures coming up as follows on Tuesday, August 22: Senior: Carnew Emmets v Ballinacor and Knockanann­a v Donard-The Glen.

Intermedia­te: Bray Emmets v Kilcoole

Junior: Annacurra v Aughrim and Arklow Rocks v Kiltegan.

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