GAELIC SPORTS WORLD Issue 2 Sample Test, June 5, 2014 | Page 26

NEW SOUTH WALES GAA
May 26th -June 1st, 2014

It’s coming down to the final
sector in this year’s ten round
New South Wales GAA League in
Sydney with some crucial weekends ahead for qualification into
the semi-finals. It has been a
tight league up to the end of May
with no clear-cut winner in all
codes.
After Round 6 on Sunday, May
26 at Monarch Fields in Ingleburn outside Sydney, the table
in men’s football saw the only
unbeaten side in the competition Penrith Gaels in the lead by
three points over last year’s finalists Young Irelands on seven and
just ahead of defending champions Michael Cusacks on points
difference, followed by Clan Na
Gael and Cormac McAnallens
on five and Bondi Gaels, though
competitive, yet to get a win.
In the Ladies table defending
champion’s McAnallens controlled things at the top, followed
by 2013 runner’s-up Cusacks
and then YI, with Clan in fourth
place and Central Coast and Penrith in fifth and sixth respectively.
Meanwhile in a very competitive
Hurling league, Craobh Padraig
were back with a bang in the lead
and the only unbeaten team with
defending champion’s Cusacks in
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