Ballinderry Shamrocks have taken a well-earned break from their preparations for next month’s All-Ireland Senior Football semi-final clash to celebrate a successful season.
Brian Macklin, Adrian McGaukin, Lisa Muldoon, Enda Muldoon and Father Donnelly
Over 300 guests joined the Derry and Ulster champions for a four course meal and entertainment in the newly refurbished Deramore Suite at the Malone Lodge Hotel in Belfast, where they were greeted by the proprietor Derry native Brian Macklin.
Caoimhe Crozier, Martina Devlin and Donna McGuckin
Brian is understandably proud of what the Shamrocks have achieved so far this season.
Caoimhe McGuckin and Ryan Bonner
He said: “The boys have had an absolutely fantastic season. They did themselves and all of their supporters proud, not only beating off Glenswilly to become this season’s Ulster Club Champions, but also securing a place in the All-Ireland semi finals where they will play St. Vincent’s in February.
Caoimhe O’Kane and Emma McGrath
“It was only right that we threw a party to mark their success and wish them all the best for the semi finals next month.”
Enda and Lisa Muldoon
Meanwhile, it has been confirmed Ballinderry’s semi-final clash against St Vincents from Dublin will take place in Pairc Esler in Newry on 15 February next, throw-in 5.00pm.
Eugene McIver, Sean Macklin and Sean Canavan
The other football semi-final between Castlebar Mitchels and Dr Crokes will also be played on 15 February, with O’Moore Park the venue at 3.00pm.
Gareth McKinless and Claire Quinn
John and Bernie Hamilton
Maragret and Philip Rocks and Nuala Wilkinson
- Mary Macklin, Claire Canavan, Margaret Canavan, Rose Cullen, Shauna Canavan, Winnie O’Neil
Nuala and Eamon Wilkinson
Orla Rocks and Eimear Conway
Pat McGuckin, Sheila McGuckin, James Bateson, Martina Devlin and Daniel Bateson
Roisin McVey, Kevin Collins and Anne McKee
Shane Dinkin and Cara Macklin
Stephen and Tanya McGeehan
Donna Lawn, Darren Lawn and Carla McGuckin
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