Amie Ryan and James Leech stop to have a photo taken with Santa, Mrs Clause and the Elves - Amie and James were married in Kilkenny Castle and back to Newpark hotel for their wedding reception
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05 Dec 2021
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05 Dec 2021
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Champions Evergreen A have been drawn away to Deen Celtic A in the last 16 of the McCalmont Cup PICTURE: MICHAEL BROPHY
The draw has been made for the last 16 of the Kilkenny & District League McCalmont Cup.
Champions Evergreen A will continue the defence of their title with an away trip to Castlecomer to take on Deen Celtic A.
Thomastown United A, last year's beaten finalists, could end up facing on another Evergreen side - Gary Owens' Evergreen B - but if only if the city side beat Stoneyford United in their outstanding first round clash.
Another interesting tie sees the top two in Division Three, Freshford Town and East End United, going head to head for a last eight berth.
The last 16 draw is:
Highview Athletic B v Spa United
Freebooters B v River Rangers
Freshford Town v East End United
Brookville v Clover United A
Freebooters A v Evergreen C
Deen Celtic A v Evergreen A
Callan United v Highview Athletic A
Stoneyford United or Evergreen B v Thomastown United A
Pauline Egan, Director of Schools, KCETB, Eileen Curtis, CEO KCETB, Dr Kevin Marshall, Head of Education Microsoft Ireland and Dr. Michael Hallissy, Director of H2 Learning
The top in the senior men’s race (from left:) Brian Maher, KCH (second); Ger Forde, KCH (first); James Kelly, Castlecomer (third)
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