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Good year for Ballymacash

Ballymacash Rangers moved back into Intermediate Division A of the Mid Ulster League and performed as though they had never been away, finishing third behind Dollingstown and Tandragee Rovers.
By The Newsroom
Published 28th Jun 2014, 08:30 BST

There was icing on the cake when the reserves finished fourth in Reserve Division One and added a Cup to make it a good year.

Two other locals played in Intermediate A - Lower Maze finishing mid-table and Crewe Utd four from bottom.

Glenavy finished third from the foot of Division 2 to stay in the division and their second eleven did the club proud by winning Reserve Division 2.

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Moira Albion stayed up with a three from bottom finish in Division 3 and Hillsborough Boys had a good first year in Division 4 finishing third.

The Dons finished sixth in the same division but Aghalee Village were bottom with only six points from 18 outings.

Lower Maze Res claimed a mid-table position in Reserve Division 1 and Crewe Utd Res were third in Division 2.

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