Upcoming Activities:
 
Tuesday 15th
6pm U16 Camogie practice at Kittys Road 6pm U12 Football practice at Dunavil 630pm Youth Club open 7pm Guitar Lessons 7pm U14 Camogie v Atticall at Dunavil 730pm Gaelic Games Nursery Parents short meeting 730pm Badminton 730pm U18 Football in Banbridge
Wednesday 16th
6pm U10 Camogie practice at Dunavil 6pm U10 Football practice at Dunavil 630pm Youth Club open 630pm U12 Camogie at Dunavil 715pm Adult Football practice at Dunavil 730pm Senior Camogie practice in the town 730pm Thirds Football in Mayobridge 8pm Basketball 
Thursday 17th 
630pm Youth Club open 630pm Irish Dancing 7pm Senior Camogie v Ballycran at Dunavil 730pm U16 Football in Mitchels 730pm Thirds football practice at Kittys Road
Friday 18th 
6pm Indoor Football 630pm Youth Club open 7pm U6 Indoor Gaelic 730pm Senior Football in Mayobridge 8pm U8 Indoor Gaelic
Saturday 19th 
USFC Down v Tyrone, Good luck to Brendan, James, John and Martin.
Sunday 20th
9am U10 Camogie Blitz in Aghaderg 10am Senior Camogie practice at Dunavil 11am U12 Football v Tullylish at Dunavil 11am U16 and U18 football practice at Kittys Road 2pm Senior Reserve Football in Loughinisland 2pm U14 Camogie Shield  6pm Thirds Football v Clonduff at Dunavil 8pm Bingo
Monday 21st
630pm Youth Club open. 630pm Indoor Football 7pm Senior football at Dunavil 7pm U10 Football in Glasdrumman 7pm Senior Camogie in Ballygalget 730pm Archery 9pm Lotto Draw 930pm Camphill
Tuesday 22nd 
6pm U12 Football practice 630pm Youth Club open 630pm Irish Dancing 730pm Badminton Blitz
Wednesday 23rd 
6pm U10 Camogie at Dunavil 6pm U10 football practice at Dunavil 6pm U14 Football practice at Dunavil 630pm U12 Camogie practice at Dunavil 630pm Youth Club open 715pm Senior Football practice at Dunavil 730pm Senior Camogie practice in the town 8pm Basketball 

Reports 
U10 Camogie
The U10 camogs enjoyed the blitz at Darragh Cross playing Bredagh, Clonduff, Castlewellan, Liatroim, Portaferry, Ballygalget, Darragh Cross and Longstone. Team Niamh Byrne, Shannagh Campbell, Cerys Clarke, Shannon Clarke, Ciarrai Connor, Katie Connor, Caoimhe Donnan, Tierna Donnan, Chloe Flood, Ellie Killen, Holly Killen, Caoimhe McAlinden, Andrea O'Neill, Orlaith O'Rourke. Thanks to those who travelled with the team making participation in  the tournament possible.

U12 Camogie
The U12 camogie girls beat Ballyholland at Dunavil on Wednesday night.

Senior Football
An Riocht Senior footballers lost in Rostrevor in another 'starred' game, thanks to Reds for switching the match to avoid a clash with our fundraising Golf Day. An Riocht led at the break four points to three but it looked a fragile lead given the stiffening breeze which would favour Reds in the second half. Chris Killen edged the battle of the free takers over Rostrevor's John Fegan scoring three times from placed balls including a fifty to Fegans brace, and added to by John Clarkes fisted opening score An Riocht were four two up after fifteen minutes. Kieran McVeigh had a goal bound toe poke cleared by Johnny Parr but it was Reds who came closest to a major score when first Gavin Finnegan denied Brian Cole then the same player flicked a Lloyd Parr cross narrowly wide. At the end of the half Eamon McConville pointed Rostrevor's first from play to leave the minimum separating the teams.
Eamon McConville carried on where he had left off with a fine point from play as Reds scored the first four points of the second half and Gavin Finnegan denied McConville a goal. John Fegan (2f) and Johnny Parr (50) were Reds others scorers. Midway through the half Chris Killen from play and placed ball brought the deficit to the minimum just as it looked as if the result was getting beyond An Riocht and they shocked the home side when Paddy Gartland got on the end of a Chris Killen cross to force home a goal.
The lead lasted barely five minutes with Reds winning a penalty which Johnny Parr came from his nets to convert. Reds almost goaled again but Michael Trainor cleared off the line from Shaun Parr and An Riocht took full advantage of the let off with Chris Killen leveling the match in the fifty fifth minute.
The next score would prove decisive and it fell to Rostrevor and it was a goal, Brian Cole punching in after a bout of volleyball in the visitors square. Lloyd Parr added the insurance score, An Riocht failing to complete a counter attack and on the turn over caught out numbered at the back.
Johnny Parr was the winners' hero with 1-1 to his credit and another six balls plucked from the air as An Riocht struggled to find their range. Martin Cole and Ryan Carvill were best in defence while Eamon McConville was the most productive centre fielder of the four, up front John Fegan orchestrated the play with good assistance from Paul Gannon and Shaun Parr. For the losers Gavin Finnegan made three telling saves with Deaglan O'Reilly and Aidan Cunningham the pick of the defenders and Chris Killen ploughing a lone furrow further afield. Scorers: Rostrevor J Fegan 0-4, J Parr 1-1, B Cole 1-0, E McConville 0-2, L Parr 0-1. An Riocht C Killen 0-6, P Gartland 1-0, J Clarke 0-1.

Senior Reserve Football
The Senior Reserve footballers had Saval as visitors to Dunavil winning comfortably 3-14 to 1-2. An Riocht were leading five nil when Saval hit two points in a row to suggest they were not out of contention just yet but An Riocht replied with three goals in quick succession from Michael Harper, Michael Spiers and Rory Cunningham to end the game as a contest. Though Saval found the home net on the restart it proved to be their only score of the half and An Riocht shot eight points in the remainder of the half. Team B Allen; C Doyle, M Clarke, S McArdle; P Sherry 0-1, P Allen, A O'Hanlon; M Harper 1-0, S Flanagan; N McArdle 0-3, L Harper 0-2, R Cunningham 1-3; M Spiers
1-0, R Annett 0-2, D White 0-1. Subs C Cole 0-1, D Bowater, F Doyle 0-1, R Doran, D Doyle, P Gartland.

Thirds Football
An Riocht played in Warrenpoint on Sunday evening losing 0-14 to 2-3 with Gary Cunningham and Jerry Cordell grabbing the goals.

U18 Football
An Riocht U18 footballers beat Tullylish at Dunavil on Tuesday.

U16 Football
An Riocht U16 footballers beat Saval after extra time in the Championship replay in Saval on Thursday. Well done. They now play Bosco in the quarter final.

U15 Football
The Og Sport sevens was abandoned when the goal posts fell down.

U14 Football
The U14 footballers beat Glenn at Dunavil in the Championship and now play Rostrevor in the quarter final.

U10 Football
The U10 footballers hosted a Go Games Blitz with Burren, Clann Na Banna and Warrenpoint attending at Dunavil, Martin Clarke was much in demand as co-ordinator. An Riocht Sophie Bowater, Eoin Sloan, Jack Rodgers, Conor Kelly, Ronan Campbell, Philip Curran, Conal Baldwin, Thomas Murnion, Mathew Carvill, Cormac Clarke, Caomhan Campbell, Ryan Mackey, Tiernan Rooney.

U8 Football
The U8 football tournament in Atticall was called off again. 
* The Kingdom Golf Classic winners 1st Place Joe McComb, Sammy McCullough, Bobby Campbell (Team sponsored by Nick Sloan) 2nd Place James McCulla, Leigh Campbell, Ryan Donnelly, Aidan Donnelly (Team Sponsored by Port Inn) 3rd Place Aaron Mackey, Dominic Murphy, Vincy Boden, Tommy Madden. Longest Drive was Joe Lenfesty. Nearest the Pin was Aaron Mackey. Best Score Kingdom Team Liam Fitzpatrick, Stephen Annett, Christopher Mulligan, Aidan Cunningham
* An Riocht has entered the Down GAA Summer Sevens in July for U16 footballers
* Grand Draw tickets are on sale, £5 each or 3 for £10, from any committee member.
* NMDC will hold Gaelic Games coaching at Dunavil from Monday 19th to Friday 23rd July
* Vacancy at KYC for an Outreach Worker, nine hours a week, conditions apply.
* There was good turn out of team mentors for the ASAP presentation on Monday of last week and a good few players over 14 years. Follow up arrangements will be announced soon.
* Thanks to Newry Mitchels for the opportunity to avail of Foundation Coaching and Child Protection training at the weekend.
* Kingdom Youth Club joint summer activities with JIMS Youth Centre include a visit to Alton Towers Theme Park; a Romance Academy project; Beach Clean; Self Defence training; Lazer Tagging; a visit to Funtasia Waterpark; Bouldering; Water fight & BBQ; Love for Life project; and a Lock-in at JIMS. Conditions apply and full details are available from Lisa at KYC.
* KYC Summer Enhancement and Youth Intervention schemes will be known from the weekend on. Tweet

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