Blotto Draw
The Blotto Draw took place in The Den on Monday night 30th August. The winning numbers were 3,9,13,21. There was no jackpot winner. The weekly winners were Thomas & Nicole O'Reilly Ballyhaise, Frank Nulty c/o The Tank, Tom Cathriona Brady Kilnacor, Seamus Cahill Drumavaddy, Tommie Donohoe c/o The Tank. The next draw will take place in The Carraig Springs on Monday night 13th September. The jackpot is Eu15,000.

Hotel Kilmore Senior Championship Relegation Play Off
Denn secured their Senior Championship status for another year with a hard fought win over Crosserlough in Mullahoran on Friday night 3rd September. In a close game, Denn won on a scoreline of 1-10 to 0-9.


Under 21 Championship.

The Under 21 Championship draw was made at the weekend and the Denn amalgamation with Killygarry (Sliabh Glah Gaels) have been drawn against Drumloman, the amalgamation between Mullahoran and Ballymachugh in the first round. The competition has a start date of 9th/10th October.
Denn GFC Development Draw
A total of E5,550 was raised in the recent Denn GFC Development Draw. Denn GFC would like to thank all those who purchased tickets for the draw and also to thank especially all those who sold tickets and helped out over the last few months.

Club Facilities
Anyone that uses the club's facilities, even if it is only walking around the pitch must be fully paid up members to be insured. Stand alone adult membership is E40 for the year. Combined membership and blotto remains the same as last year. Contact any committee member.

The GAA Oral History Project
The GAA Oral History Project want to preserve the story of GAA clubs and their members. Every club has its own unique stories, personalities and experiences. The GAA Oral History Project wants to make sure that each club's history is recorded so that future generations will know the contribution that the club and individual members in the locality have made to the GAA. The GAA Oral History Project aims to record the fullest possible picture of what the GAA has meant to the Irish people, in their own words. The project will record face-to-face interviews with thousands of people in Ireland and internationally, including GAA members and supporters, current and former players, managers, officials and administrators, jersey washers, stewards, drivers - anyone who has ever had any involvement with the GAA. This is not just a story about the famous players and famous matches, but about the grassroots who are responsible for keeping the Association alive. This project aims to be a representative survey of attitudes to and experiences of the GAA among Irish people - be they good or bad.
How to get involved:
Visit our website www.gaahistory.com - enjoy stories we've already recorded and learn more about the project.
Tell us your story - Ask club members (past and present) to fill in a questionnaire or simply to write down their story and send it to the project (see website). Postal and electronic contributions are welcome.
Donate photographs, documents and recordings - Simply contact a member of the project team. We are also happy to take items on loan for a short time, digitise them and then return them to you.
Project staff can offer full support and guidance to help with any method you choose!
This project will capture accounts, not only of matches and teams, but also the social life around the GAA - where people stop to have a picnic on the way to or from a match, how people travel to matches, the types of homecoming celebrations and commiserations that take place and the fundraising and social events that are organised. We are also hoping to collect records and minute books from counties and clubs, posters, letters, songs, poems and even prayers relating to the GAA. We want to record the experiences of people involved in all types of Gaelic games, not just football and hurling, therefore we are encouraging people from handball, rounders, camogie and ladies football to get involved. This project will celebrate the grassroots of the organisation by recording and preserving their efforts and achievements over the last 125 years. If you want more information please check out our website www.gaahistory.com or get in contact with us using the details below!
Arlene Crampsie
GAA Oral History Project
Boston College-Ireland
42 St. Stephen's Green
Dublin 2
Ireland
+353 (0)1 614 7456 / 662 5055
[email protected]

Vodafone Support Your GAA Club Promotional Offer.
The promotion provides a simple way for the club to raise funds and is heavily backed by the GAA. The club is in a win-win situation as it doesn't cost a single cent to the club or supporter. 5% of supporters monthly bills or top ups are donated back to the club by Vodafone. For example, every time a supporter tops up 20, the club gets 1 from Vodafone. Every Bill Pay customer that spends 100 per month will raise 60 per year for the club. Existing Vodafone customers sign up at www.supportyourgaaclub.ie or in-store at any King Communications outlet - it only takes a minute. Supporters on other networks can switch to Vodafone at your local Vodafone Ireland (King Communications) store for bonus payments. The more supporters that switch to Vodafone Ireland, the more money the club makes. The club gets a bonus of 5 for each supporter that switches, and if enough supporters switch, this amount will raise to 15. The offer is not limited to club members - Anyone can sign up to your club, regardless of age or where they live & by signing up they are helping the community. Anyone who signs up can also receive other great Vodafone offers including free Vodafone to Tweet

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