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KEOGH'S CORNER

WHAT'S ANOTHER YEAR? No one has told me but I am prepared to bet that Tony Hannon was among many Wicklow people in Croke park on Sunday. If he was then he must have been watching with more than ordinary interest as Kildare player Richard Kelly lined up the kick that could have ended Down's interest in the All-Ireland. A year ago Tony was in the same position in Aughrim and is not likely to forget the scenes when his kick sailed between the posts to sent the Down packing.

Kids have a ball at C�l camps

HOLLYWOOD GAA Club was the venue for the last of the VHI GAA Cúl camps held in Wicklow this year. In all 26 such summer camps were held throughout the county in 2010 catering for in excess of 2,000 boys and girls from primary schools.

Bray's Stephen McNichols is tackled by Mikey English of Baltinglass.

Bray and Balto must meet again

By MARK KENNEDY

BRAY EMMETS and Baltinglass dropped a spanner in Mick Hagan's well planned fixtures programme when they played the only draw in the quarter-finals of the Senior football championship at Aughrim on Sunday.

Blessington captain Peter Manning collects the Allen Cup from Geraldine Boothman.

Blessington lift the Dick Allen Cup again

Blessington 7-08 St. Nicholas 1-05 LITTLE, IT would appear, has changed in the lifetime of the Allen Cup. When the cup was first presented to the West Juvenile Board by the Allen family for a competition to honour the memory of a great young sportsman Dick Allen who lost his life in a tragic swimming accident in Australia, Blessington became the first winners and in fact held it for three years in a row.

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