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Training resumes
North Down Hockey Club returned to pre-season fitness training this week following the abrupt early end to hockey in March. However, it was training with a difference as the club has to comply with the various restrictions imposed by government and the hockey ruling bodies in Belfast and Dublin. Players must now complete a health…
Last Man Standing Fundraiser
Our second Last Man Standing fundraiser of the season starts with this coming weekend’s Premiership football fixtures. Get your entries and first picks to Jim Patterson asap. Usual rules apply. Our last two winners, Kathryn and Gatch, won so much, they haven’t spent it all yet!!
John McDonough
We have learnt with sadness of the death after a long illness of John McDonough who is most associated with Belfast Harlequins. John was well known to all of the older members of our Club and even played for us briefly in the early 70s before moving on to Bangor. We extend our deepest sympathies…
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North Down Dig Deep to Edge Skerries in Irish Cup Classic
North Down 1st XI booked their place in the Irish Challenge Cup semi-finals after a gripping 3–2 quarter-final victory over Skerries, a contest packed with intensity, momentum swings, and decisive quality in both circles. The home side, North Down, burst out of the blocks with real purpose, immediately putting Skerries under pressure. The midfield trio…
First eleven away to Ashton in the Irish Trophy on Saturday
The mens first eleven travel to Cork on Friday for their Irish Trophy game against Ashton at Ashton School at 2.30 pm on Saturday. This will be the third cup meeting between the two teams. In November 1988 Ashton won 3-1 in the Irish Senior Cup at The Green with Paul Johnston scoring for North…
