The tournament is in memory of Angela McCabe who tragically died five years ago and her husband Frank with the help of their two children Emma and Michael as well as Angela’s friends, family and colleagues, help raise vital funds for charity each year.
The Angela McCabe Cup had 9 teams in the competition this year. In Group A there were two Craigavon teams, Just A Chat and Too Many Birthdays with the others all from Newry including Colts, Meigh Rovers and Hanna Fuels FC II.
In Group B four teams battled for supremacy including Savil & Co FC (Newry), Hanna Fuels FC (Newry), N Murtagh Transport (Dundalk) and BlueZinkers (Belfast)
It was Too Many Birthdays verses Hanna Fuels FC in the final for the Angela McCabe Cup which went to local lads Too Many Birthdays.
In the final for the Angela Mc Cabe Shield was Meigh Rovers v N Murtagh FC with the south Armagh team Meigh Rovers winning after penalties.
Playing for the Christiana Hanna Cup were six teams split into two groups – in Group A were Rockfield Rovers Home (Newry), Ashgrove FC (Newry) and Culchies FC (Cullyhanna) and in Group B were Craigavon City FC (Craigavon), Barcaloners (Cavan) and Damolly FC (Newry).
Face painting by Angela’s work mate Louise Collins and the BBQ by Michael and Emma, Angela’s children, were huge hits. Frank’s sisters Bronagh Hanna and Briege Mc Creesh cooked fresh butcher’s burgers which sold out.

9. Beaten on penalties
Angela McCabe Shield Runners Up was N Murtagh FC Dundalk who were beaten on penalties at the Craigavon FC football field. Photo: Photos courtesy of Frank McCabe

10. Player of the Tournament
Angela McCabe Shield Player of the Tournament Gareth O'Hare with Frank McCabe at the Craigavon City FC grounds. Photo: Photo courtesy of Frank McCabe

11. Winners of the Angela McCabe Shield
Meigh Rovers were this year's winners of the Angela Mc Cabe Shield which was played at Craigavon FC grounds, Co Armagh. Photo: Photo courtesy of Frank McCabe

12. What a win!
The captain of the Damolly team lifting the Christian Hanna Shield with Bronagh Hanna. Photo: Photo courtesy of Frank McCabe

