John Mitchels of Liverpool have extended their run of trophy wins by beating Manchester club Oisins in a pulsating final at Greenbank yesterday.

It was a re-match of last years league final with both clubs looking to take first blood in the Lancashire competitions.

The sides are making a habit of meeting each other in finals but their next meeting is to be in the championship semi finals on September 13th.

View the match report here.

Greenbank will once again host the Lancashire Senior League final this Sunday the 23rd of August.

The final is a carbon copy of last years with John Mitchels of Liverpool taking on Manchester`s Oisins in what should be a cracking game of football.

Throw in is at 12:30 due to the meeting of Tyrone and Cork in the All Ireland later on in the day.

The game will be a trial run for the Senior Championship semi finals on the 13th September when Oisins will again face Mitchels at a venue yet to be decided.

This Sunday @2pm in Birmingham, Lancashire compete in the All Britain final against London.
Firstly myself and Sean would like to congratulate the lads not just for getting to the final, but for their commitment and hard work so far this year. It is a marked improvement from last year and has got us back to where we belong and I am confident this will continue for years to come. I would also like to thank those that have helped out so far, Adrian o Sullivan for sponsorship of the football kit, Tony Mongey at games and sending information to the papers, Fergal Kiernan for organising the polo shirts and clubs for passing information and supporting their players. I apologise if I have left anyone out.

But we are not finished yet and the plan after Sunday is to play Roscommon in the semi final and then advance to the All Ireland final. So the reason I send this message is to ask for your support this Sunday to help us, and I believe having your support will help the lads and may even make the difference when we need it most!

So if possible, please travel down Sunday to roar on the lads and the county (your county), your support would be greatly appreciated and very much welcomed.

Thanks in advance

Lancashire march into the All Britain Final this Sunday the 12th July. The opposition in Pairc Na hEireann will be London who beat Scotland in a tight game by the minimum 2-11 to 2-10

Lancashire had a very tough game against a strong and determined Yorkshire. Although the final score was 4-11 to 2-11 there was only a kick in the game and the 6 point victory somewhat flattered the hosts.

So it is all to play for against London on Sunday with the big prize for the winners being a trip to Ireland for an All Ireland semi final against Connaught champions Roscommon.

Lancashire has the honour of hosting the semi finals of this years All Britain Provincial series.

Attention all County Team panellists, there will be a training session this week is at Turn Moss, 8PM on Wednesday evening.

Old Bedians will be the place to be on Sunday the 5th July when Lancashire take on Yorkshire at 2 p.m. followed by Scotland who face London at 3:30 p.m.

This should be a great days football so get down early to secure a good vantage point and to shout on the Lancashire lads.