A sunny autumn morning. Letterkenny had the opportunity, to play a friendly against Omagh.
Due to the nature of the match, and the large Letterkenny squad, coaches were able to play around, with the selections.
Letterkenny got off to a great start. Strong running, the forwards were able to keep possession of the ball, and give the Letterkenny backs, plenty of runs. At the 22, a breakaway for the loose forward, Emmett Gillespie, gave him his first try, in a full match situation. Letterkenny continued to be the more dominant, having more of the possession, but were not able to get points out of it. Omagh struck back, with a try, in the corner, to be followed by a Letterkenny try, to number eight, Oisin Farrell - in almost the same place that Emmett, had scored 20 minutes earlier.

Half time - Letterkenny 10, Omagh 5

The second half, saw almost a full change to the back-line, and changes in the forward pack.
In the first five minutes, fullback, Ewan Douglas, ran in a try, ducking and weaving through the opposition, that was started at the halfway mark. Kaymin converted the try. Letterkenny struggled with the rucking, but found their form and a fourth try, was scored by the other loose forward, Tiernan McFadden. Omagh had the final word, with a runaway try of their own.

Final Score - Letterkenny 22, Omagh 12

Letterkenny Under 14s ( Starting team ):

1 Matthew Duffy
2 Eoin Parkinson
3 Dan Geoghan
4 Isaac McIIwaine
5 Aaron Fitzsimmons
6 Emmett Gillespie
7 Tiernan McFadden
8 Oisin Farrell
9 Cuan Brophy
10 Rory O'Connell
11 Ryan Hegarty
12 David Henry
13 Callum Orsi
14 Bryan McGettigan
15 Ewan Douglas

Reserves: - Gaetano Cinquenani, Dylan Coyle, Daithi Doherty-Vago, Jack Doherty, Gavin Friel, Rory Gardiner, Jack Gibbons, Eoin Harris, Ben Hopkins, Levi Lapsey, Conor Mangan, Kaymin Shortt, Jack Speer, Matthew Murray and Craig Devenney.

Thanks to the Coaches, the referee, the parents, the supporters, the Letterkenny players and the Omagh team.