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.placeholder image
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.

Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January

By Kieran Lynch
Published 17th Dec 2024, 13:44 GMT
Updated 17th Dec 2024, 13:48 GMT

What a year 2024 was for local sport. To close out the year, we’re looking back on the highlights of each month.

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.

Mayobridge and Down Gaelic football goalkeeper Charlie Smyth (second from the right) is one of four Irish men who are selected to try out for a place on one of the 32 American football NFL teams.

5. Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January

Mayobridge and Down Gaelic football goalkeeper Charlie Smyth (second from the right) is one of four Irish men who are selected to try out for a place on one of the 32 American football NFL teams. Photo: Leader Kicking

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Armagh and Down begin their 2024 league campaigns with victories – with Armagh toppling Louth and Down defeating Wicklow.

6. Newry Reporter Sports Year in Review 2024: January

Armagh and Down begin their 2024 league campaigns with victories – with Armagh toppling Louth and Down defeating Wicklow. Photo: John Merry

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