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South Down Winners DOWN SCÓR RESULTS 1970 – 2020 County Down 2020 Scór na nÓg Results South Down East Down County Winners Winners Winners East Down County Final South Down Final South Down East Down Final St Patrick’s College Competition Saturday 23rd November 2019 Sunday 24th November 2019 Runners Up Banbridge Runners Up st Our Lady’s GS Newry Finnis Hall, Dromara Sunday 1 December 019 Ceili Dancing Droichead Mhaigh Eo Cumann Chluain Daimh Droim Bearach Caisléan an Mhulinn Droichead Mhaigh Eo (Mayobridge) (Clonduff) (Dromara) (Castlewellan (Mayobridge) Solo Singing Caisléan Ruairí (Rostrevor) An Cloch Fhada (Longstone) Port an Phéire (Portaferry) Baile Mhic Uileagoid An Cloch Fhada Maisie Tinnelly Cillian McLaverty Niamh Savage Caithlin Fay Cillian McLaverty Recitation Cumann Chluain Daimh C Cumann Chluain Daimh F Droim Bearach (Dromara) Droim Bearach (Dromara) Cumann Chluain Daimh F Sinead McPolin Jack McGreevy* Olivia McKay Emma McKay Brian McGreevy Ballad Group An Ghlas Dromainn An Ghleann Sabhaill Naomh Phadraig Baile Mhic Uileagoid An Ghlas Dromainn (Glasdrumman) (Glenn) (Saul) (Ballygalget) (Glasdrumman) Novelty Act Cumann Chluain Daimh Caisléan Ruairi (Rostrevor) Driom an Easa Driom an Easa (Clonduff) Droichead Mhaigh Eo (Drumaness) (Drumaness) Inst Music Cumann Chluain Daimh Cumann Pheadar Naofa Naomh Pól Crois Darach Cumann Chluain Daimh (Clonduff) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) (St Paul’s) (Darragh Cross) (Clonduff) Set Dancing Cumann Chluain Daimh (L) Droichead Mhaigh Eo Cumann Chluain Daimh (Clonduff Ladies) Cumann Chluain Daimh (C) (F) (Clonduff Football) Quiz Aghada Dearg Cumann Chluain Daimh Cill Chua Loch an Oileain Droichead Mhaigh Eo (F) (Aghaderg) Clonduff (F) (Kilcoo) (Loughinisland) Mayobridge Football Atticall awarded Damien Sands Cup for most improved Scór na nÓg Club; All Down Acts, except Clonduff Set Dancers qualified for Ulster Final from Ulster Semi in St Patrick’s College Banbridge on Saturday 14th December 2019. Ulster Finals in Threemilehouse, Monaghan on 4th January 2020. County Down 2020 Scór Sinsir Results South Down East Down County Winners South Down Winners East Down Winners Competition South Down Final Runners Up East Down Final County Final Sunday 11th Feb 2018 Sun 18th Feb 2018 Runners Up Sunday 25th February 2017 Mayobridge Dromara Parish Centre Banbridge Ceili Dancing Cumann Pheadar Naofa (F) Clann na Banna Cumann Pheadar Naofa (F) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) (Banbridge) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Solo Singing Droichead Mhaigh Eo Droichead Mhaigh Eo Sabhail Naomh Phadraig Ard Ghlas (Ardglass) Droichead Mhaigh Eo Jordan Lively Eimear Magee (Saul) Grainne Lynch Eoin Caughey Eimear Magee Recitation Áit Ti Chatail (Atticall) Caislean Ruairi Sabhail Naomh Phadraig Crios Darach (Darragh Cross) Áit Ti Chatail (Atticall) Clare McCartan Michael McNally (Saul) Gareth McGreevy Sharlene Neeson Clare McCartan Inst Music Cumann Pheadar Naofa Droichead Mhaigh Eo Cumann Pheadar Naofa (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) (Mayobridge) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Novelty Act Ait Ti Chatal Clann na Banna Ath Bhriaín Drom an Easa Ath Bhriaín (Atticall) (Banbridge) (Bryansford) (Drumaness) (Bryansford) Ballad Group Droichead Mhaigh Eo Baile Úi Mhairtín Sabhall Phadraig Ath Bhrian Sabhall Phadraig (Mayobridge) (Ballymartin) (Saul) (Bryansford) (Saul) Set Dancing Cumann Pheadar Naofa Cumann Pheadar Naofa (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Quiz An Bhoireann Cumann Chluain Daimh Bredach Naomh Eoin Bredagh – Main Quiz (Burren) & Droichead Mhaigh Eo (Jt) (Bredagh) (St John’s) Irish Language Quiz** Moya McCormack Cup – Moya McCormack Cup – Spirit of Scór = Atticall Peter Keenan Memorial Cup - Overall South Down Scór Club of the Year = Mayobridge Cup – Best Mayobridge, Bureen & Bredagh finished on equal points – agreed to share as all three progress to Ulster Irish Language Quiz County Down 2019 Scór na nÓg Results South Down East Down County Winners Winners Winners East Down County Final South Down Final South Down East Down Final St Malachy’s HS Castlewellan Competition th th Runners Up Sunday 25th November Sunday 18 November 2018 Runners Up Saturday 17 November 2018 St Mark’s HS Warrenpoint Finnis Hall, Dromara Ceili Dancing Droichead Mhaigh Eo Sabhaill Baile Crann Droim Bearach Droichead Mhaigh Eo (Mayobridge) (Saval) (Ballycran) (Dromara) (Mayobridge) Solo Singing An Ghlas Dromain Cumann Chluain Daimh Dún Droma Port an Phéire Cumann Chluain Daimh Niamh McDowell Aoife Trainor Cathleen Garland Niamh Savage Aoife Trainor Recitation Cumann Chluain Daimh F Cumann Chluain Daimh H Baile Crann Sabhaill Naoim Phadraig Cumann Chluain Daimh F Brian McGreevy Jack McGreevy Beibhinn Watson Aoife Sands Brian McGreevy Ballad Group An Ghlas Dromainn Cumann Chluain Daimh Sabhaill Naomh Phadraig Baile Mhic Uileagoid An Ghlas Dromainn (Glasdrumman) (Clonduff) (Saul) (Ballygalget) (Glasdrumman) Leíriú Statise Caisléan Ruairi Sabhaill (Saval) Driom an Easa Driom an Easa (Rostrevor) Clann na Banna F & L (Drumaness) (Drumaness) Inst Music An Ghlas Dromainn Cumann Chluain Daimh Dún Droma Crois Darach An Ghlas Dromainn (Glasdrumman) (Clonduff) (Dundrum) (Darragh Cross) (Glasdrumman) Set Dancing Cumann Chluain Daimh (F) Baile Cholmain Cumann Chluain Daimh (Clonduff Football) Cumann Chluain Daimh (C) (F) (Clonduff Football) Quiz Eanach Cluana Droichead Mhaigh Eo (F) Loch an Oileain Droim an Easa Baile Cholmáin (Annaclone) Clonduff (F) (Loughinisland) (Drumaness) (Ballyholland Saval awarded Damien Sands Cup for most improved Scór na nÓg Club; Mayobridge Ceili team, Clonduff Solo Singer Aoife Trainor, Glasdrumman Ballad Group, Drumaness Leíruí and Clonduff Set Dancers all progress to Ulster Final at SF in Silverbridge on Sat 1st Dec 2018. Aoife Trainor Clonduff’s Solo Singer crowned Ulster and All Ireland Champions! County Down 2019 Scór Sinsir Results South Down East Down County Winners South Down Winners East Down Winners Competition South Down Final Runners Up East Down Final County Final Sunday 11th Feb 2018 Sun 18th Feb 2018 Runners Up Sunday 25th February 2017 Mayobridge Dromara Parish Centre Banbridge Ceili Dancing Cumann Pheadar Naofa (F) Cumann Pheadar Naofa (H) Cumann Pheadar Naofa (F) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Mayobridge, Clann na Banna & (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Clonduff all into Co Final Solo Singing Cumann Chluain Daimh Droichead Mhaigh Eo Droim Bearach (Dromara) Dun Droma (Dundrum) Droim Bearach (Dromara) Vivienne Mulcahy Eimear Magee Holly McKa;y Stephen Gartland Holly McKa;y Recitation Áit Ti Chatail (Atticall) An Ghlas Dromain Glasdrumman) Darragh Cross Droim Bearach (Dromara) Sharlene Neeson Clare McCartan Donna Feeney Sharlene Neeson Kathleen Lucas (Darragh Cross) Inst Music Cumann Chluain Daimh Cumann Pheadar Naofa Cumann Pheadar Naofa (Clonduff) Mayobridge also into Co Final (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Leíriú Statise Ait Ti Chatal Caislean Ruairi Crois Darach Drom an Easa Caislean Ruairi (Atticall) (Rostrevor) (Darragh Cross) (Drumaness) (Rostrevor) Ballad Group Droichead Mhaigh Eo Cumann Pheadar Naofa F Dúm Droma Ath Bhrian Cumann Pheadar Naofa F (Mayobridge) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) (Dundrum) (Bryansford) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint)* Set Dancing Cumann Chluain Daimh Cumann Pheadar Naofa H Cumann Pheadar Naofa F (Clonduff) Cumann Pheadar Naofa F (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Quiz Droichead Mhaigh Eo Cumann Chluain Daimh Burren – Main Quiz (Mayobridge) (Clonduff) Bredagh – Irish Language Quiz Moya McCormack Cup – Moya McCormack Cup – Spirit of Scór = Clann na Banna Peter Keenan Memorial Cup - Overall South Down Scór Club of the Year = Clonduffial Cup – Best Cumann Pheadar Naofa reached Ulster Final in Ceili & Set Dancing & Instrumental Music (Oisin McCann in all 3 – was also in Co Winning Ballad Group); Sharlene Neeson also into Ulster Final County Down 2018 Scór na nÓg Results South Down East Down County Winners Winners Winners East Down County Final South Down Final South Down East Down Final St Malachy’s HS Castlewellan Competition th th Runners Up Sunday 3rd December 2017 Sunday 26 November 2017* Runners Up Sunday 12 November 2017 St Mark’s HS Warrenpoint Acquinas Hall Dundrum Ceili Dancing Cumann Pheadar Naofa Droichead Mhaigh Eo Crois Darach Droim Bearach Cumann Pheadar Naofa (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) (Mayobridge) (Darragh Cross) (Dromara) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Solo Singing Droichead Mhaigh Eo Cumann Chluain Daimh Sabhaill Naomh Phadraig Baile Mhic Uileagoid Droichead Mhaigh Eo Eimear Magee Aoife Trainor Erin Sands Karen Gilmore Eimear Magee Recitation Cumann Chluain Daimh Baile Cholmáin Baile Mhic Uileagoid Droim an Easa Baile Mhic Uileagoid Brian McGreevy Lauren Mooney Odhran Birt Olan O’Regan Odhran Birt Ballad Group An Ghlas Dromainn Cumann Chluain Daimh Sabhaill Naomh Phadraig Baile Mhic Uileagoid Cumann Chluain Daimh (Glasdrumman) (Clonduff) (Saul) (Ballygalget) (Clonduff) Leíriú Statise Droichead Mhaigh Eo Dún Droma Sabhaill Naomh Phadraig Droichead Mhaigh Eo (Mayobridge) (Dundrum) Droim an Easa (Drumaness) (Mayobridge) Inst Music An Ghlas Dromainn Cumann Chluain Daimh Naomh Pól Caislean An Mhuilinn Naomh Pól (Glasdrumman) (Clonduff) (St Paul’s, Hollywood) (Castlewellan) (St Paul’s, Hollywood) Set Dancing Cumann Pheadar Naofa Cumann Chluain Daimh (C) Cumann Pheadar Naofa (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Cumann Chluain Daimh (F) (St Peter’s Warrenpoint) Baile Cholmain Quiz Eanach Cluana Droichead Mhaigh Eo (F) Loch an Oileain Droim an Easa Baile Cholmáin (Annaclone) (Mayobridge Football) (Loughinisland) (Drumaness) (Ballyholland Longstone awarded Damien Sands Cup for most improved Scór na nÓg Club; South Down Final postponed for a week due to
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