Sean Treacy's traveled to Coleraine was weekend to compete in the Ulster Feile U-14 competition. The squad was well prepared by manager Aidan Doran, and his assistants Conor Molloy, Bryan Mc Keaveny and Conor Mc Stravick. The team had got its League campaign off to a good start with two straight wins, so they were traveling to Feile with confidence.

Sean Treacy's 3-06     Buncrana 0-07

Sean Treacy's first match was against Buncrana from Donegal .After a nervous start captain Darren Mc Alinden got the boys off to a start with a point from a 65. Midfielder Peter Devlin increased the lead with an excellent long range effort. Buncrana replied with a brace of points and were proving difficult to break down.

Good defensive play by Niall Mc Cann, Matt Leathem and Ruairi Mc Mahon were keeping Lurgan on top .Colm Mc Cavigan's pointed after some good interplay to put Treacy’s back in the lead. Joseph Mc Anerney scored the first goal of the game and the team began to settle.

Simon Doherty, Treacy's keeper was kept busy at times, but dealt well with any threat, making a number of fine saves. Points from stylish midfielder  Brian Martin and a fine goal from Colm Mc McCavigan kept Sean Treacy's in front at all times. The final score from Joseph Mc Anerney, a goal from 30 yards killed the game off. Sean Treacy's advanced to meet Strabane a place in the final at stake.

Sean Treacy's 4-06  Strabane Shamrocks 1-07

With a place in the final at stake Treacy’s got of to a nervous start and Strabane stole into a two point lead. Treacy’s were defending well however with Michael Creally and young John Joe Magee particularly impressive. Darren Mc Alinden gave Treacy’s the lead with three unanswered points before Joseph Mc Anerney struck for goal , Sean Treacy's lead 1-03 to 0-02 at halftime.

As Strabane pressed in the second half Treacy’s hit a purple patch with Darragh McStravick hitting three goals. Joseph Mc Anerney again and Danny Magee .The result was assured and Sean Treacy’s used the opportunity to blood some young subs : Cillian Nugent, James Nelson and a fit again Conor McAlinden, how nice it was to see him back in a Treacy's jersey enjoying his hurling after his recent illness, he got a big cheer from his teammates as he took to the pitch.

Strabane kept pressing and broke through for a deserved goal near the end, but further points from Mark Neeson and Aidan Mc Veigh sealed victory and ensured a place in the final.

In the afternoon, the team traveled from Coleraine to Ballycastle to participate in the Feile Parade with the 60 other competing teams .They met Antrim players Johnny Mc Intosh and Carl Mc Keegan before traveling to Cushendall to play Ardoyne Kickhams in the final.