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Cratloe crew take part in New York festival of football

A GROUP of 21 Cratloe women lined out in New York last weekend representing their club and county.

New York Ladies GAA club hosted the Gaelic for Mothers and Others Festival of football. The event was held in Rockland GAA in Orangeburg NY on Saturday October 12th with thirty three clubs from the four provinces of Ireland making the trip Stateside to take part. Seven local teams from New York also lined out in the competition which had over 800 women in action.

Cratloe faced off with against Monivea (Galway), O’Donovan Rossa (Antrim), Ballinteer (Dublin), Naomh Conaill (Donegal) and New York Rangers in an extremely well run tournament.

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