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A great night for Keadue Rovers Football Club last Friday, February 2 in Caisleaín Oír, Annagry as they held their underage presentations for 2023, for both the boys and girls teams. Please use the arrows to scroll through the gallery
A total of nine competitive teams from U-12's upwards, while lots of underage blitzes for those U-10 and younger.
Under 14 girls team members, from left, Annie Kerr, Nicole Comiskey, Ellie Bonner and Aoibheann McCann
The club would like to thank Caisleaín Oir, James Scott of the FAI and manager of the ladies' U-17 national team, all who spoke on the night, DJ Mal, all coaches, parents and most particularly our many players, who turned out during the year and we hope will continue to do so in 2024.
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