Christopher Coulter qualifies for Ulster U-14 Poc Fada final at St Tiernach’s Park
Christopher Coulter, a second-year student and dual GAA player at St Patrick’s Grammar School, Armagh, will compete against players from Fermanagh, Derry, Down, and Antrim in the Poc Fada final at St Tiernach’s Park in Clones.
First reported in 1997
Christopher Coulter, a young hurler from Milford, achieved notable success at St Tiernach’s Park in Clones by qualifying for the Ulster final of the U-14 Poc Fada competition in front of thousands of spectators.
Representing County Armagh after winning his local club event at the Co Armagh Feile in Derrynoose, Christopher secured his place during half-time of the Monaghan-Derry Senior football clash by outstripping competitors from Cavan, Monaghan, Derry, and Tyrone with a remarkable, long-distance strike.
The eldest son of Mr and Mrs Paul Coulter of Hill Street, Milford, he is a second-year student and dual GAA player at St Patrick’s Grammar School, Armagh, where he captained the U-13 'B' Gaelic football team in the Ulster Colleges final. Coached by Joe McArdle and Dessie Devlin at the Cuchulainn Hurling Club, Christopher is set to return to Clones for the Poc Fada final during half-time of the Fermanagh-Cavan SFC game, competing against players from Fermanagh, Derry, Down, and Antrim.