January saw St Patrick’s Cullyhanna bring home the All-Ireland Intermediate title, Sacred Heart girls win the Ulster B title and changes in the dugout for Newry City and Warrenpoint Town.
1. Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January
St Patrick's Cullyhanna make history by becoming the first Armagh side to win the All-Ireland Intermediate Football Championship trophy – they defeated Cork's Cill na Martra 1-8 to 0-7 in the final at Croke Park. Photo: Brendan Monaghan
2. Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January
Sacred Heart Grammar School, Newry ended a 21-year wait for an Ulster football title by defeating Assumption Grammar School, Ballynahinch with a score line of 5-6 to 1-9 in the U20B Ulster Football Final. Photo: Sacred Heart GS
3. Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January
Barry Gray leaves Warrenpoint Town and is appointed as the new Newry City manager, replacing the outgoing Gary Boyle. Photo: Newry City AFC
4. Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January
And Gary Boyle goes in the opposite direction, joining Warrenpoint Town as a coach – he would become manager later in the year. Photo: Warrenpoint Town