The Argus

Louth

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MOCHTA’S SUCCESS

Last Sunday will go in history in the history of St. Mochtas G.F.C when in The Grove, Castlebell­ingham after a titanic struggle St. Mochtas defeated St Fechins on a score line of 1-15 points to 1-13points.

This game contained all that was good in Gaelic football which was played in a great spirit with plenty of scores great play and good honest play from both sides. It was a beautiful day and the pitch was immaculate which lent itself to a good game.

All of the team played as if their life depended on it and they were all stars. As we write this the celebratio­ns are still in full swing and so they might as this is the first time since 1981 that the Seamus Flood cup came back to the village.

We congratula­te all concerned with the team the Manager, selectors trainers but especially the players who give their all so as we won the championsh­ip. In accepting the trophy Captain Darren McMahon we are dedicating this win to former Mochtas player Keneth Meegan.

To make it a memorable day Man of the Match went to county star Declan Byrne. The one downer of the day was the unfortunat­e injury to Ciaran (Casey Byrne) who sustained an ankle injury. Everyone wishes Casey a speedy recovery and we wish him well.

UNDER 16’S BEATEN

In the curtain raiser our under 16 combinatio­n team who is joined with St. Josephs were beaten by a very good Cooley Kickhams team.

They were in the game up to half time but Cooley turned the screw in the second half and run out deserving victors. However this was a great achievemen­t for the youngsters to reach the final and they can be proud of their season by reaching the final.

CONDOLENCE­S

We send our deepest sympathy to Peggy Hughes (Nee King), Tullycahon on the death of her husband Peter whose death took place in Our Lady of Lourdes hospital Drogheda on Friday 12th October.

His funeral Mass took place in The Church Of The Immaculate Conception Louth last Sunday at 10.00am Mass where the Celebrent Was Fr. Sean McArdle P.P. louth and burial to adjoining cemetery. To his wife Peggy sister Ita, nephews, nieces, relatives and many friends we send our condolence­s.

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