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Arthur McConville accepting the trophy for ‘Player of the Tournament’ from Gerard Keenan (Feis Committee), at the County Feis Sevens held in Castlewellan on Sunday 5th June 2011 – the second year in a row the accolade has gone to a Clonduff player – Eamon O’Reilly won it in 2010. Clonduff played their way to the final and were pipped by a single point by Kilcoo.
