Sunday, October 10, 2010
A.O.H. SEAN TALLON MEMORIAL FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT 2010
A.O.H. DIVISION 1 YONKERS HOSTS SEAN TALLON MEMORIAL CUP TOURNAMENT FOR
2010
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| Dan McKenna with members of Division One |
The Myles Scully Division 1 welcomed back teams from the Gaelic Athletic Association's Minor Board this past Sunday for the 2nd Annual A.O.H. Sean Tallon Memorial Gaelic Football Tournament held at Paddy's Field in the Bronx.
The four "Under 8" teams who participated were St. Barnabas, St. Raymond's, N.Y. Celtic, and N.Y. Rangers. The
competition was fierce as the four teams competed in a round robin format with St. Barnabas defeating N.Y. Rangers in the final match to win
the Sean
Tallon Memorial Cup for 2010!
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| Tournament Champions St. Barnabas |
Thanks to Bob Eggen and Brendan Murphy for helping out with running this great
event, as well a very special "Thank You" to brother Joe Hallinan for
organizing the entire event, which involved securing the field, coordinating
with the GAA Minor Board, arranging the teams, coaches and referees, setting up
the goal posts, and securing the food and snacks for all of the players
involved. A tremendous job JOE!!!
Sunday, October 3, 2010
RESPECT LIFE MASS AT ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL IN N.Y.C.
MYLES SCULLY DIVISION RESPECTS LIFE AT ST.
PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL
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| Archbishop Dolan with members of the A.O.H. |
Sunday, October 3rd 2010 marked Respect Life Sunday within the
Archdiocese of New York, and the members of the Myles Scully Division #1 took
part in a very special mass held at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.
The Respect Life Mass was co-sponsored by the Sisters Of Life and
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, and once again, the members of Division#1
showed their commitment to the Pro-Life cause, by having the highest turnout of
any Division in New York State!
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| Members of Division One at St. Patrick's Cathedral |
The A.O.H. was warmly greeted by the Most Reverend Timothy Dolan, Archbishop of
New York, who stressed that life is the most cherished of human rights.
Thanks to all of our members who came out to support this mass. It's
dedication like this that sets Division #1 apart!
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