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17 Teams from 12 Primary Schools assembled in Clonduff Park on Tuesday morning for the reknowned Connor McConville sEVENTS tournament. What transpired was a feast of Gaelic football to a high standard. The teams first competed in 3 sections with winners and runners up progressing to Quarter finals. Carrick A played Kilcoo in the first Semi Final with Carrick going through to the Final. Ballyholland also progressed to the final with a win over Mayobridge. In a closely contested final Carrick ran out deserved winners. Many Thanks to all the schools who took part and also to the Young Clonduff referees and everyone who helped in any way.
