Club notes
August 24, 2010Omagh St Enda's GAC Notes
Bingo with £4000 in prize money continues every Thursday in Healy Park at 9pm. There is also the chance to win the lotto jackpot of £5000 which is selected at the bingo. Last week's numbers were 1, 4, 5, 24 and 29 with one winner C McKenna who had four numbers. Well done to the seniors and reserves on their victories over Cookstown. All roads lead to Pomeroy next Sunday at 7pm when An Ómaigh play Ard Bó in the quarter final of the senior championship. In addition good luck to Omagh St Enda's ladies who play Aghayaran in their championship final at 3pm on Sunday in Ballinamullan, Killyclogher. Again your support will be welcome. Comhghairdeas to Tyrone minors and our players Conán Grugan, Conor Clarke, Ryan Clarke and Ronan O'Neill in reaching the All-Ireland final with a victory over Mayo. Could all stewards and volunteers please report to Healy Park this Friday 27th at 6pm for the two championship matches. U10 football training continues every Thursday at 6pm in the Brothers' Park. U10/U12 hurling continues every Thursday at the Brothers' Park at the usual time. The U8s have a blitz in Carrickmore this Saturday. Can all U8 players please meet at St Colmcilles PS at 9.20am on Saturday morning. Rehearsals are stepping up in preparation for the Omagh St Enda's Strictly Cumann Ceili Dancing in the Mellon Country Hotel on Saturday 16th October (only seven weeks away). The launch night is scheduled for Main Street. Omagh on Friday 17th September. Details to follow. The Kit Stop has been fully stocked with many new lines including, shorts, socks, jerseys, polo shirts, fleece coats and many other items. The shop will be open every Saturday morning from 11:30-12:30pm and through the week by contacting Sean on 07903928771 or Vicky on 07845898306. The clubrooms are proving an extremely popular and private venue for family celebrations etc and are available free to members for their required functions. Please contact a committee member if you are interested. Sincere sympathy is expressed to the Quinn, Sharkey and Connolly families following their recent bereavements. Please note that St Enda's organise a free bingo bus to Healy Park every Thursday stopping at the following areas in Omagh approximately: Townview Avenue Spar Shop (8.10pm), O'Kane Park (8.15pm), Tamlaght Road (8.20pm), Centra Brookmount Road (8.25pm), Pat Kirks (8.30pm) and finally Strathroy (8.40pm). There is also a free bingo bus which travels from Victoria Bridge (7.30pm) to Spamount (7.45pm), Castlederg (8pm) and Drumquin (8.20pm). Finally a free bus leaves Ballymagorry (7.30pm), travels to Bridge Street, Strabane (7.45pm), Sion Mills (7.50pm) and Main Street, Newtownstewart (8pm) and on to Healy Park.
Clann Na nGael CLG
Football
The senior men recorded an excellent 2 point victory at home to Derrylaughin last weekend in the League. The result lifts us off the bottom of the table but there's still a lot of work to be done if we are to avoid relegation from intermediate football. There are no games this weekend owing to Championship football being played. Our next games, fixed for Sunday 5th will be away to Augher for 12pm reserve and 1.30pm senior throw-ins.
The U16 boys were defeated by Glenelly last Wednesday. This Wednesday they take on Omagh at home, throw-in 7.15pm. The boys then travel to Drumquin on Monday 30th for a 7pm throw-in.
Congratulations to the Tyrone Minor boys and the Tyrone Senior Ladies on their victories at the weekend.
Anyone who is interested in getting a ticket for the All-Ireland Finals must give their name to Ambrose Houston, or leave their name in the box in Costcutter, Aughabrack before 9pm on Saturday 4th September.
This week the club are running it's own Summer Camp from Wednesday 25th to Friday 27th. It will run from 10am to 1pm and is open to all children from 5-14 years old. Everyone attending are asked to bring suitable outdoor gear and their own packed lunch.
Gaelic for mothers continues on Wednesday nights in Aughabrack. This is an excellent opportunity for the mother's in the club to have a bit of Craic, get some exercise and well deserved break from the children. All mothers are most welcome and there is no previous experience required to join in.
All coaches within the club are reminded that booking a pitch for training and matches is vitally important in order to avoid disappointment. Contact Vincent McGill to book the pitch. This is also applicable to the use of the mini bus; the bus must be booked for in advance of anyone collecting it. To book the minibus contact Seamus Kearney.
Lotto
Last week's Lotto numbers were; 4, 14, 16, 18. Winners; Dan O'Neill (Loughash) and Kevin Farrell. Next Jackpot; £1100.
Up-coming Events
The next "Must-Go" Bingo night will be in Aughabrack Hall on Wednesday 25th starting at 9pm sharp, doors open at 8pm.
The U18 disco is back in the hall again on Friday 27th. Doors open at 10pm, all helpers are asked to be there for 9.30pm. Everyone who received a text about working at the Disco are reminded that it is your responsibility to organise some to fill in for you if you can not make it.
Piarsaigh An Ghallbhaile C.L.G
MENS FOOTBALL
The Pearses suffered a disappointing Championship exit at the hands of Kildress on Friday evening in Loughmacrory. Galbally started the better of the two going three points to the good with scores from Paul Rafferty and Michael Murphy. Kildress then got on the score sheet and went ahead before Rafferty converted a free to level the game. Both teams exchanged points before the half with Eamon McElroy hitting a well taken score after initial good work from Peter Gillespie, but Kildress went into the break with a one point lead. Half-Time 6-5. Rafferty, who obtained an injury just before the whistle, was unable to line out for the second half, and playing against the wind the Pearses struggled to obtain scores. Murphy hit the point of the game to bring the match level early on but this was to be Galbally's last score with Kildress converting five points to win on a score line of 11-6.
Galbally have a home game against Aghyaran on Sunday 29th August with games at 12:00 midday and 1:30 pm.
LADIES FOOTBALL
The Club is starting a new initiative called 'Gaelic4Mothers.' As the name suggests this 6 week programme is aimed at mums in the Galbally area who would like to get together once a week to get fit, learn the skills of Gaelic Football and have a bit of craic. We hope to start it in September, so if you are interested in finding out more contact Sheena Tally on 07966 967494.
YOUTH FOOTBALL
Any parents willing to help out at U-8s & U-10s boys training and matches are encouraged to do so.
The Club held a very successful U-10 Blitz at the weekend and thanks to all teams who participated.
U-16 girls maintained their unbeaten run in the league with a victory over Carrickmore on Monday evening. The girls got off to a poor start and were behind at the break but a very impressive second half performance saw the girls win on a score line of 3-17 to 3-7. The girls will travel to the Rock on Monday 30th August to play in the first round of the Championship and all support is welcome. Throw-in 7:00 pm. Training continues Wednesday and Friday at 7:00 pm.
U-12 girls will travel to Dunmoyle to play Errigal Ciaran on Saturday 28th August at 2:00 pm. Training continues Wednesday 6:30-7:30 pm.
CONNECT 4 LOTTO
There was no winner of the lotto draw on Tuesday 17th August. The numbers were 6, 10, 11 & 8. Lucky Dip Winners were Bernie Kerr, Caoimhe Murphy, Liz McKillion & Seamus Corrigan. The Jackpot is now £5700.
COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LOTTO
There was no jackpot winner on Monday 16th August. The numbers were 3, 17, 22 & 23 and there were 4 match 3 winners. Jackpot now ?2100.
NEXT MEETING
The next committee meeting will take place on 30th August 2010 at 8pm in the Community Centre.
An Chárraig Mhór
All eyes are now on the senior championship against Dromore fixed for Friday in Healy Park at 8.30. Our hopes and best wishes are with the senior panel and management team. The thirds play Brackaville at home in the league on Sunday at 1.30. The U16's next game is against Coalisland at home on Wed 25th at 7.15. Training for the U-13s continues on Wed from 7-9 at the Dean with their league starting on 2nd Sept. Well done to all the Under 10's and their management who performed to a very high standard at the blitz hosted by our club last Saturday. The hard work done on the training field was plain for all to see in the games the lads played. Thanks to all who helped out with the refereeing and the refreshments. We are now hosting an U8 blitz on Saturday morning and all boys are asked to be at pitch for 10am. Please wear Carmen togs and socks and bring change of clothes in case its a wet morning. Congratulations to Raymond, Michael Ruairi on their victory over Mayo in the All Ireland Minor semi-final. The Vincent Gormley Masters Tournament kicks of this week with 14 teams competing at four venues. Full list of fixtures on www.hoganstand.com. The next phase of the 'Spirit of Carmen' programme has got underway with the ground-works on the main pitch commencing last Monday. Thanks again to all those who have committed to the 'Spirit of Carmen'. Their continued support has allowed the club to press on with the work at Pairc Colmcille. Anyone interested in applying for a Gaeltacht scholarship can fill out one of the application forms in the clubrooms and leave it in a box provided before 15th Sept.. Lotto numbers:6,8,11,16,25. 7 winners. Next weeks jackpot £3500. New club 'hoodies' will soon be available to buy in the shop and a few of the old design will be sold at a reduced price for anyone who wants one for training etc. Club notes are available in the Hogan Stand website mid-day on Tuesdays- www.hoganstand.com. Select Counties on the menu bar at the top, then Tyrone and club notes will appear somewhere on the 'Latest Headlines'
An Chárraig Mhór Ladies
All roads lead to Beragh on Thursday evening for The Senior Ladies County Final against St Mc Cartan's. Kick-off at 6.45pm with extra time in event of a draw. Good luck to all the girls and their management team. Well done to Roisin, Gemma and Tyrone Senior Ladies for progressing to All Ireland Semi-final after beating All Ireland Champions Cork on Saturday. The U16 girls lost out to Galbally on Monday evening in the league in what was a close enough game with the opposition taking the lead in the second half. On Monday night 30th August we host Glenelly in first round of the championship at Pairc Colmcille, kick off time to be confirmed. All support appreciated. Training for U12 girls has been called off this Thursday due to the Seniors in County Final - will resume next Thursday from 6-7pm.
Gaelic4Girls has now finished for the summer, we thank all the girls, their parents and their coaches.
Gaelic4Mothers continues on Wednesday evenings at Pairc Colmcille from 6.45 to 7.45pm - new members always welcome so come along for the craic and get fit as well! Club notes are available in the Hogan Stand website mid-day on Tuesdays - www.hoganstand.com Select Counties on the menu bar at the top, then Tyrone and club notes will appear somewhere on the 'Latest Headlines'
Trí Leac Naomh Mhic Artáin
All players/members that have put their name down for stewarding duties over the weekend are asked to attend a meeting tonight (Thu) in the Fr Matt hall at 8pm.
The eagerly awaited 'Rockin with the Reds' event takes place this weekend (27th to 29th). The festival gets under way on Friday night with a parade at 7pm, followed by fun games and races on the Main St. At 10pm in the Marquee, Country cousins provide the Music for the old time dance. On Saturday morning there will be a Walk/Cycle to Brougher, with a talk from local historian Barney McAnespie. Assembly point will be the chapel car park at 10am. The annual under age football blitz takes place at 2pm.There will be a beach party themed disco from 5-7pm for 0-10 year olds, and a teenage disco from 9pm-midnight for all secondary school children. Music by DJ Kerno. Sunday from 2-4pm sees the return of the much loved Sports day to Donnelly park with all types of races and games, followed by prizegiving at 4pm. From 5-6pm there will be a 'Wigs and Wellies' football match featuring some stars of the past and local characters. The festival finale takes place at 8pm with music by the Supersers followed by Poitin.
Tri Leac's refixed ACL game against Clonoe took place last night (25th), and the 'reds' travel to Donaghmore on Sunday for a 12 noon throw in (Senior Game only).
Congratulations to Richard Donnelly whose tally of 1:2 helped Tyrone Minors defeat Mayo on Sunday and reach another All Ireland final. Sarah Donnelly was also in goal-scoring form as Tyrone Ladies defeated reigning All-Ireland Champions Cork on Saturday. Congratulations to Sarah, Cathy and the Tyrone Ladies who now play Kerry in the semi-final. The U-16s entertained Pomeroy last night (Wed) in the penultimate league game.
There was no lotto jackpot winner last week. Numbers drawn were 7, 9, 19 and 21. £25 winners were Rita Hannigan, Cavanamara View and Joe McCarney, Kinawley. Next weeks Jackpot is £1,150.
Loch Mhic Ruairí Naomh Treasa
Adult Football
Both Senior and Reserve teams return to competitive league action this Sunday when they travel to face Eglish. Please note both games have an earlier starting time. (Reserves 12 noon and Seniors at 1:30pm)
Youth Football
The U-16 team defeated Dromore last Thursday evening. Their league fixture with Omagh scheduled for this week has now been postponed. The side's next fixture will be against Omagh in the Championship next Saturday (4th September).
The U-13 team are due to commence their league campaign next Thursday night (2nd September) when they travel to face Kildress at 7pm.
The Club are scheduled to host the Harte Memorial U-12 Tournament this Saturday morning at 10am. All support would be greatly appreciated.
The U-10's travelled to Beragh last Saturday morning and gave a good account of themselves in the Blitz.
The U-8 side are scheduled to take part in their Blitz this Saturday in Drumragh at 10am.
Both sides are due to take part in the Conor Harvey and Pierce Kennedy Tournaments in Pomeroy on Saturday 4th September
Social Club
There will be live coverage of the second All Ireland Semi Final shown in the Clubrooms this Sunday afternoon after the game in Eglish.
Lotto
Winning Lotto numbers drawn last week were 1, 3, 4 and 11. Ten match three winners each receive £10 each with the Jackpot currently standing at £1,350.
Condolences
The Club extends deepest Sympathy to the Mc Cullagh / Mc Elduff and Mc Cullagh Families on their recent bereavements.
Droim Ratha na Sarseil
The seniors and reserves were beaten by Killyman on Saturday. Both teams are away to Fintona on Tuesday with the reserve game at 6.30pm while the senior game starts at 7.30pm. Well done to Sinead, Neamh, the Tyrone ladies, physio Ciara and indeed the merry band of supporters upon their outstanding victory over Cork at the weekend. They did the club and county proud. Well done also to the under eight player of the week Ronan Campbell. There is an under eight blitz at Clanabogan this Saturday. All players are to be at the pitch at 9.45am. Under eight and under ten training takes place every Tuesday evening from 6.30pm to 7.30pm at the training pitch. Under 13 training continues tonight (Thursday) from 6pm to 7pm and then again on Tuesday from 7pm to 8pm. Thanks to everyone who assisted at the Championship game at Clanabogan last Friday night. This weekend the club will be hosting its Festival Weekend which kicks off on Friday night with an Open Mic Night. All budding musicians, comedians and anyone with a talent are invited along. With a disco to follow its sure to be a good night's craic. Saturday is a busy day at the club with youth training from 10.30am to 11.30 am (note change of time). There will be showcase of our youth's talents on the pitch with some mini games being played at 11am and the club's Gaelic 4 Mothers teams will also be on show at 11am. Sport NI officials will be present at the pitch for the opening of the clubrooms and parents and players are all invited along to witness the showcase of the club's young and perhaps not so young players! The 25 mile cycle and five-mile fun cycle registration will commence at 11am with cyclists leaving at 12noon sharp. Children are invited to participate in the five mile cycle too and this will be stewarded with a refreshment stop half way. The annual BBQ will be held on Saturday night from 8pm. Music is by the band Our Dog Had Pups and everyone is invited along for a good evening's fun. Sunday morning starts early with a car boot sale at 10am. The fun day will then begin at 2pm with new attractions to ensure all the family are kept amused for the afternoon. The Down Kildare match will also be televised in the marquee so please ensure everyone comes along for an afternoon's fun and games! On Saturday September 25 the Lynch's Vivo 10k Run/5k Fun Run will take place and details can be obtained from the website including Stevie Duncan's training tips. Sympathy is extended to the Mullan and McGurk families upon the death of Mairead and also to the Sharkey family upon the death of Sean. This week's winning Club Drumragh lotto letters were A I T X Z. There was no jackpot winner but five £10 winners were Peter Doherty, Tom McNelis, Margaret McGale, Mary McGlone and Peter Maguire. Next week's jackpot is £1,100 and the draw will be held in The Terrace.
Kildress Wolfe Tones
Senior football
The seniors bridged a 33 year gap by reaching the semi-final of the senior championship for the first time since 1977 with a hard fought victory over Galbally on Friday evening in Loughmacrory. Highlights can be seen on the Tyrone website. This Sunday we host neighbours Greencastle in what is a real four pointer, throw in times 12 noon and 1.30pm.
Youth Football
U8s Blitz in Kildress this Saturday 28th of August 10am. Teams from Coalisland, Cookstown, Moortown and Galbally. Anyone wiling to help with tea and sandwiches and setting up the four pitches contact any youth managers
U12s are away to Loughmacrory Harte Tournament, parents have to leave players in Loughmacrory at 9:45
U10 U13 training 10-11:15 am
Next U10 blitz is on Saturday 4th September in Moortown
U13s league fixtures, home to Loughmacrory Thursday 2nd September away to Beragh Monday 6th home to Greencastle 10th September, away to Strabane 17th September and home to Owen Roe's 24th September
U16 home to Dungannon Wednesday 25th august also home to ardboe on Monday 30th 7pm u16 championship has been refixed 4th September at Gortacladdy at 5pm
Lotto
Lotto Winning Numbers For Saturday 21st August Were 3, 5, 9 and 18
There Was No Jackpot Winner,12 Match Three Winners @ £10 each
Aloysuis Heagney, Laim & Cathal Loughran, Kevin Loughran, Gerald Loughran,
Seamus Mullin, Rachel Gallagher, John O Gara, Conleth Devlin, Patricia Devlin,
Bridget Mulgrew, Dan Quinn and Grannie Mc Elhatton
Next Weeks Jackpot £4200
Recreational football
Vincent Gormley Tournament. Kildress will be hosting Greencastle and Moortown at Gortacladdy on Thurs 26th in our section for the over 35's tournament. Matches start at 7pm so all players should be at the field before this. All recreational players are eligible for these matches. All supporters are encouraged to attend as the money goes to very worthy cancer charities. Its also a chance to see some local heroes from the not so distant past and some ex county stars too.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to Cloughfin Pipe Band who brought another All-Ireland title to the parish with their victory in the All-Ireland Fleadh on Sunday in Cavan!
An Baile Nua
The Seniors drew with Strabane in the quarter final of the Championship on Saturday in Castlederg and meet again next Monday night (30th) for the replay in Aghyaran at 6.45pm. Good luck to all the players and management team involved.
Minors Championship semi-final against Eskra on Wednesday 1st September in Drumragh at 7.15pm. Training on Friday nigth at 7.00pm.
U16 played Greencastle last night and play Fintona at home on Saturday at 5pm.
U13 season commences next Thursday 2nd September.
Training for U8 and U10 boys on Friday night at 6.00pm. Thanks to everyone who provided transport to the U10 blitz in Beragh on Saturday and well done to all the players. U8 travel to Drumragh on Saturday for the U8 blitz.
U12 Ladies played Dromore last night (Wed).
Back to School fancy dress disco in the Castle Hotel on Saturday 28th Aug. Tickets £5 with school dinner included. Music by George Kerrigan.
Week 15 Draw Winner - Peter Timoney no 297. Lotto numbers were 1, 5 , 11 and 20. Two people had three numbers, Ann Doherty and Colette Jones. Next week jackpot £300.00.
Club members wishing to apply for tickets for the All Ireland Football Final must leave their written application in the box in JP Mc Sorley's shop before 10pm Monday 7th Septmber.
Urney
Football
Both seniors and reserves had good wins against Killeshill on Saturday past and gained 2 very valuable points in the league. This Friday night our seniors travel to Healy park to play Pomeroy in the Q/F of the Target Express intermediate championship. All support welcome.
Training continues every Tuesday and Friday nights at the club grounds all players lookin to play Senior, Reserve, Under 21 or Minor should be in attendance. New players welcome.
Fundraising Draw
The Club launched its fundraising draw recently with £11,600.00 in prizes. Tickets are £100 payable over 5 Months. There will be four monthly draws of £200, £150 and £50. and final draw of £5000.00 £2500.00 £1000.00 and 3 prizes of £500.00. Tickets are available from any committee member or senior or reserve player. We are asking all members to take a ticket and sell a ticket or more if possible.
Good Luck
Good luck to Club member Cathal Mc Gowan in his new venture in opening Clipperz Barber shop in Strabane.
Youth
U16s away to Aghyaran Friday 27 August. U13s first game is away to Tattyreagh Thursday 2nd September. Our U10s won their games last Saturday and would like to thank Aghyaran for their hospitality at the Go-Game Blitz.Training this Saturday for U13s and U10s 10.30-11.45. None for U6. The U8s travel to Plumbridge were Glenelly are hosting the U8 Go-Game Blitz. Bus leaves 9.30.
Ladies
Training for U12 & U16 ladies continues to-day Thursday the 26th August at the main pitch from 7.00 - 8.15pm. It is very important that all U16 players attend training. The U16 ladies have a home match in the quarter finals of the championship against Badoney on Monday 30th August all players need to be at the pitch by 6.0pm. The U16 girls have maintained their 100% record in the league, by securing an impressive home win, over Fintona last Monday.
Anyone looking for the club notes emailed to them or any friends of the club living abroad contact [email protected].
Lotto
There was no jackpot winner of the lotto this week, There was 6 match 3 winners.The winners were Decy Crossan Strabane, Isobel Dunnion The Glebe, Shay Brolly Clady Chippy, Serena & Gary Cassidy Strabane, Joanne Gordan Clady and James O' Donnell Castlederg. The numbers were 8,12, 18, 21. Next weeks jackpot will be £3600.00. Everyone please make an effort to sell or promote our lotto as it is the clubs main source of income.
Sympathy
The club sends sympathy to the family of Urney Gael Danny "Bomber" Rouse who passed away at the weekend. Bomber Played coached and managed both reserves and seniors over the years and always supported the Club in every way. Also sympathy to the family of Ken Mc Crory Strabane. Mary queen of the gael pray for them.
Cill Iseal Naomh Mhuire
Alphalot results for Monday 16th August were as follows; D P Q Y Z. There was no jackpot winner. Match 4 winners were Noel McKenna and Eugene McGirr (Fintona) who win £50 each. Sellers prize was won by Cabragh Filling Station. Jackpot now stands at £4550. Thanks to all sellers and patrons for your continued support of the Alphalot. Anyone who may be interested in selling Alphalot, whether it be in their local area, their place of work or to friends or family please contact Brendan Rafferty or Dermot Begley. Subscriptions to Alphalot can be paid weekly, monthly or every 3 months etc. Please do not hesitate to ask a committee member for any further information you may require.
The Seniors travelled to Urney on Saturday 21st August in a bid to claim back to back league wins and continue their fight against relegation. It wasnt to be on the day and the team fell to a 2-10 to 0-11 defeat, a result that leaves Killeeshil still in some deep trouble at the foot of the Division 2 table. There are three league games remaining and as it stands the team can still haul themselves to safety.
The Reserves took on their Urney counter-parts for the second time in just over a week and suffered another loss to the north Tyrone men. A good effort was put in by all but the margin of defeat could have been much greater had it not been for a great dislplay in goals by Danny O'Hagan. The reserves are not in action this weekend due to the senior team playing in the championship.
The IFC quarter-final against Derrylaughin takes place this Saturday 28th August at 5.00 in O'Neills Park, Dungannon. All support welcome.
Details of training times for U-13 Boys football will be released soon. First game has been scheduled for 2nd September.
An U-12 Blitz will take place in Clogher this Saturday morning. Transport will be provided and will leave from the Community Centre. Please contact management re. times
Training for all U-8, U-10 and U-12 girls continues on Wednesday evenings from 6-7pm. All help is appreciated. There will be an U-10 and U-12 girls game this Friday evening in Killeeshil. All eligable players to attend. Contact Nicola McAnenly for any further details.
Congratulations to Tyrone Senior Ladies, and especially club players Claire Scullion and Catriona McGahan, on their great win over last years All-Ireland Champions Cork at the weekend. Best of luck in the up-coming All-Ireland semi-final.
Congratulations also to the Tyrone Minor boys who defeated Mayo in the All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday last. After a storming comeback the young Red Hands now take their place in the All-Ireland Final. Well done to all involved.
Any persons who would like to request a ticket for the All-Ireland Hurling Finals must do so by contacting Dominic Donaghy before Sunday 29th August 8.00pm. Anyone who requires a ticket for the All-Ireland Football Finals must enter their name via the usual methods, the name-boxes in the local shops or by sending a request to [email protected] no later than 8.00pm Monday 30th August.
The club would like to express its sympathy to the Anderson family, (Brackaville) and the Leydon family (Cookstown) on their recent bereavements. May their loved ones Rest In Peace.
Anyone who has any information they would like to have considered for the club notes, please forward it to [email protected] no later than 3.00pm on Sunday.
To catch up with all the latest club news visit www.cillisealgaa.ie
Aireagal Chiaráin
Our seniors took both points on offer against Moy on Saturday in Dunmoyle in preparation for Saturday's championship quarter-final versus Coalisland in Dungannon at 7.00pm. We wish both players and management the best of luck for the game. Junior action resumes this Sunday after last weekend's break when we host Castlederg (12pm & 1.30pm). Congratulations to all our club members involved in the Tyrone minor camp and best of luck for next month's All-Ireland final. In underage football, we had a very successful summer camp in Dunmoyle last week and we hope that everyone enjoyed themselves. Thanks to all those involved in the organisation of the camp. Training for U8/10/12 boys as well as U10/12 girls gets going again on Thursday (6.30pm - 7.30pm) in Dunmoyle after the week's break. Our U8s play in the Carrickmore blitz on Saturday with the bus leaving from the chapel at 9.30am. The Myles McCann U12 tournament takes place in Dunmoyle on Saturday with the action beginning at 10.15am. This is always an entertaining day's football with numerous local clubs playing. Everyone is welcome. Our U16s are away to Dromore this Wednesday 25th and our U13 campaign gets up and running on Thursday September 2nd against the same opposition. We had two great games at U11 & U13 level in Dunmoyle last Friday against teams all the way from Cork. We thank all those involved for helping out. In ladies' action, the Gaelic 4 Mothers programme starts on Wednesday at 7.45pm in Dunmoyle. Everyone is welcome and previous footballing experience is not required! It will be a relaxed and enjoyable chance for all the mums in the parish to meet up. Congratulations to Shannon and Sarah on their great win over Cork with the Tyrone team and best wishes for the semi-final girls. The monthly committee meeting took place on Tuesday in Dunmoyle at 8.30pm. Alphalot letters this week are E F N O Y. Both Brendan McCann and Claire O'Donnell matched four letters to win £100 each. Next week's jackpot will be £21400.
An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg
Hosting Carrigaline
Some familiar faces were reacquainted and many new friendships formed last weekend when our club hosted a large travelling party of young players, team mentors and officials from Carrigaline G.A.C. (Co. Cork).
An Mhaigh G.A.C. Youth Officer Martin Conroy, who helped organise the visit, reports: "50 players and many more coaches and supporters made their first ever visit north to stay with host families from Moy, carrying on a tradition between our two clubs which has lasted over twenty years.
"Our Carrigaline friends arrived on Friday afternoon and, after a short break in Moy, they travelled to the home of Errigal Ciaran to take part in an Under 11 challenge match and an Under 13 friendly game. They were treated to some fine hospitality by the host club and got to meet Mickey Harte and Peter Canavan.
"Saturday morning was all about team-building and having fun as the Carrigaline youngsters joined the Moy Under 13 squad at Todds Leap activity centre. It was then back to Páirc Thír na nÓg later that afternoon for two more challenge games at Under 13 and Under 11 level. The Carrigaline Cups were presented to the winning teams and, in a repeat of what happened when we visited Cork last year, Moy took the Under 13 honours and Carrigaline enjoyed success in the Under 11 game."
The weekend itinerary, meanwhile, also included: a mini-BBQ at Páirc Thír na nÓg on Saturday afternoon; games and activities for the youngsters in Moy Parochial Hall on Saturday evening; social events for the adults in The Auction Rooms on Friday and P.B.'s on Saturday night; and Sunday Mass in St John's Church, Moy.
Following the Sunday morning Mass in which members of both Carrigaline and An Mhaigh G.A.C. took part in the Liturgy of the Word and Offertory Procession, the Cork crew set off for Dublin to watch their county in action in the All-Ireland Semi-Final at Croke Park before returning home. Cork's victory over Dublin in the big match capped a wonderful weekend for our friends from Carrigaline.
Although we are situated in opposite ends of the country, this recent visit served to strengthen the already close links between our two proud clubs. It proved to be a very eventful and enjoyable few days for everyone concerned. Visitors and hosts alike will no doubt have lasting memories of the weekend just past.
A lot of work and preparation went into making this a weekend to remember. As Marty Conroy said afterwards: "The host families played a huge part in the success of this visit, ensuring all players were well looked after. Our club members were also responsible for the catering, travel arrangements and matches. All those involved are to be thanked for their support."
Red Hand Joy!
Well done to An Mhaigh pair, Nina Murphy and Patricia Conroy, who were members of the Tyrone ladies senior football squad which caused a major upset last weekend in defeating reigning All-Ireland champions Cork at the Quarter-Final stage. The O'Neill County cailíní stopped Cork's bid for a sixth consecutive All-Ireland title, and we wish them every success for the remainder of the competition.
Meanwhile, we also salute our very own Eunan Deeney, and the entire Tyrone minor football squad and management, who booked their place in this year's All-Ireland Final with a great victory over Mayo at Croke Park last Sunday. Eunan once again lined-out in defence for the Red Hands and gave another impressive display. Maith thú.
Men's Senior Team
An Mhaigh senior men's footballers crashed to a heavy defeat away to league leaders Errigal Ciaran in Division One last Saturday.
The visitors started brightly and, despite conceding a very soft goal in the 8th minute, were still very much in contention at the start of the second quarter. Midfielder James Devlin also struck the crossbar for An Mhaigh midway through the first half but it was Errigal who dominated the closing stages and struck six points without reply to lead 1-9 to 0-3 at the break.
Things continued to go downhill for the Tír na nÓgs after the restart, and Sean Cavanagh's point in the 43rd minute was his side's only score in the second half. Moy's day went from bad to worse when Colm Cavanagh was sent off for a second yellow card offence five minutes from the end. Final Score: Errigal Ciaran 2-16 An Mhaigh 0-4.
Team & Scorers: Barry Gribbin; Brendan Kelly, Niall Conlon, Adam Currie; Matt Murren, Mark Jordan, Padraig Laverty; James Devlin and Colm Jordan; Colm Cavanagh (0-1), Kris Kavanagh, Sean Cavanagh (0-2); Philip Jordan, Ryan Mellon (capt, 0-1), Conall Duffy. Subs used: Tommy Conlon (15 mins) and Martin Kernan (h-t).
League Position: Played 12, Won 6, Drawn 0, Lost 6, Points 12. Remaining Fixtures: v Omagh (home) on Sunday 5th September at 1.30pm; v Cookstown (away) on Sunday 12th September; v Coalisland (home) on Saturday 18th September.
Boys Under 16 Team
An Mhaigh Under 16 lads welcomed league leaders Derrylaughan to Páirc Thír na nÓg on Wednesday 18th August. Despite losing in the end by seven points, the Sky Blue juveniles played some good football and still remain in a strong position to qualify for the knock-out stages of the competition.
Played in damp conditions, the first half was a closely contested affair. An Mhaigh trailed by two points at the break (0-5 to 0-7) but one of the game's key moments came during the second quarter when Mark McConville had a goal-bound shot brilliantly saved by the Derrylaughan number one.
Moy's understrength team, led brilliantly on the night by Joe McMahon in defence and Jack Kelly and Daniel Beaddie at midfield, remained in contention for much of the second half. However, their fate was sealed minutes from the end when Derrylaughan fisted to the net for the game's only goal. Final Score: An Mhaigh 0-9 Derrylaughan 1-13.
Team & Scorers: Eoin Fearon; Liam Kelly, Conor McCourt, Daryl Mills, Jack Donaghy, Joe McMahon; Jack Kelly (0-1) and Daniel Beaddie (capt, 0-1); Mark McConville (0-2), Jack McDonald (0-3, 2 fk), Turlough Kelly, Niall McConville (0-1), Chris O'Neill (0-1). Sub used: James Cavanagh (34 mins).
League Position: Played 8, Won 4, Drawn 0, Lost 4, Points 8. Remaining League Fixtures: v Brackaville (away) on Wednesday 25th August at 7.15pm; v Brockagh (home) on Tuesday 31st August at 7.15pm.
Meanwhile, An Mhaigh are scheduled to play Aghyaran away in the preliminary round of the championship on Saturday 28th August. For more information on training and fixtures, contact team mentors Sean Cartmill, Raymond Kelly or Gerry McCourt.
Girls Under 16 Team
An Mhaigh Under 16 girls have two very important fixtures coming up in the space of the next seven days. The Tír na nÓg cailíní will play Loughmacrory away in the league on Tuesday 24th August at 7.15pm, and will then play Fintona away in the opening round of the championship on Monday 30th August at 7.00pm.
League Position: Played 3, Won 2, Drawn 0, Lost 1, Points 6. For more information on training and fixtures, contact team mentors Aiden McCormack, Eimear McKearney, Jenna Hagan or Aiveen McCormack.
Girls Under 12 Team
Páirc Thír na nÓg was the venue on Thursday 19th August for the meeting of An Mhaigh Under 12 girls and Ardboe. In what turned out to be a very enjoyable and evenly-contested game, the home side took an early lead. Ardboe, however, came back well in this opening half and they led at the break by a single point.
After the break, Ardboe tagged on some early scores. While the Moy girls finished the stronger team, they just could not close the gap and lost narrowly in the end. Among those who impressed for the young Sky Blues were the Doherty sisters, Caoilainn and Seanin, and Aileen Jones who all gave outstanding defensive displays.
Team: Ciara O'Hanlon, Emer Currie, Shona Jordan, Alice Kelly, Levina O'Neill, Anna McDonald, Ciara Mallon, Seanin Doherty, Siobhan Keppler, Emma Lavery, Caoilainn Doherty, Aileen Jones, Catherine O'Hanlon.
An Mhaigh's next game will be away to Stewartstown on Tuesday 24th August at 6.30pm. For more information on training and fixtures, contact team mentors Martin O'Hanlon or Patricia Conroy.
Sympathy
It was with deep regret and sorrow that the committee, players and members of An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. learned of the death on Tuesday 17th August of Mickey McGurk (Roxborough Park, Moy), beloved father of our esteemed club member John.
To John and the entire McGurk family circle, we at the club extend our heartfelt sympathy. Ar dheis lámh Dé go raibh a anam uasal.
Duckfast Derby
There is now just over one week to go until the start of the 2010 'Duckfast Derby' on the river Blackwater. Proceeds from the race, to be held on Sunday 5th September at 12.00pm, will go towards An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg club development. A donation will also be made to Marie Curie Cancer Care NI.
For just £10, you can sponsor a duck in the race and be in with a chance of winning one of the following big money prizes: 1st Place £1000; 2nd Place £500; 3rd Place £250. There will also be a £50 prize for the next ten ducks across the line and a £10 prize for the next ten ducks after that.
Please contact any member of the An Mhaigh G.A.C. committee to give one of these ducks a home. You can also sponsor a duck online by logging onto our club website www.moy-gfc.com or Facebook page and clicking on the 'Duckfast Derby' link. Many Moy exiles have already been getting in on the act by sponsoring a duck online.
A Fun Day and BBQ will also be held at Páirc Thír na nÓg on the day of the duck race.
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Colin Mackle (P.R.O.)
COOKSTOWN FR ROCKS
This week's lotto numbers were 7,8,14,24 there was no jackpot winner and eight match three winners who receive £15. The jackpot next week is £3800
Senior and Reserve Fixtures
The seniors have no game this weekend due to the Tyrone championship.
Defeat at Omagh
Fr Rocks seniors made the journey to Healy Park on Saturday afternoon and came away with a 3-11 to 0-11 defeat. It was Omagh who dominated the first half and this was reflected at half time as they led 0-7 to 0-4. The Fr Rocks scores came from a John Gilmore free after four minutes, an excellent Marty Hughes score from play in the tenth and points from play from Brian Mulligan and John Gilmore just before half time. Cookstown got off to the worst possible start after the break, when Omagh scored a goal and a point within the first two minutes to put seven between the sides, and effectively end the game. To their credit Fr Rocks battled on and two frees from John Gilmore were backed up by points from Barry Hughes, Raymond Mulgrew, Owen Mulligan, Niall Glackin and Ryan Pickering. The Fr Rocks rearguard were under constant pressure and Omagh found the net twice more as the sides were separated by goals on the day. The Fr Rocks team lined out as follows; G Mullan, C Bell, B Kelly, M O'Connor, C O'Hare, G Fitzpatrick, R Pickering (0-1), O Mulligan (0-1, free), R Mulgrew (0-1), M Hughes (0-1), B Hughes (0-1), Brian Mulligan (0-1), J Quinn, N Glackin (0-1), J Gilmore (0-4,3frees) ; subs C Mullan, M McVeigh.
Reserves defeated by Omagh
Fr Rocks reserves were defeated by Omagh by a final score of 3-11 to 1-4. It was Barry Rodgers who grabbed the goal, and the scores came from Conor Mullan, Martin McVeigh and Ronan Sheehy. There were excellent performances from some of the younger squad players with Mattie Hughes in particular impressive.
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Underage Training
Please note that training for Under 8s/10s will take place on friday evening from 6:30-8pm at Paddy Cullen Park. All under 8s and Under 10s are welcome to attend. Any player not registered is welcome to come along. The costs are £1:50 per child to cover expenses.
Under 8s Go Games
The under 8 squad will take part in a Go-Games blitz in Kildress on Saturday at 10am.
Under 13 Training
Under 13 training continues on Wednesday evenings at 7:15pm at Paddy Cullen Park. The first game of the season takes place on Thursday 2nd September at 7pm.
Under 16s
The Under 16s continued their unbeaten run last week as they defeated Coalisland hitting seven goals in the process, the league fixtures continue with Naomh Mhuire at home on Wednesday 25th August with a 7:15pm throw in.
Under 16 Development Squad
Oisin Maguire, Ruairi Mullan and Ciaran Blake have been selected to attend a Tyrone Under 16 Development squad blitz in Silverbridge on Saturday.
Minor Semi Final
Fr Rocks minors will play Errigal Ciaran in the championship semi final in Pomeroy on Wednesday 1st September at 7:00pm. This game has been changed to accommodate the Tyrone minor all Ireland campaign.
Jigs n Reels
Keep an eye out for the upcoming Jigs and Reels with a twist of Rocks, which will be held on Friday 8th October. The event will include some high profile senior players, so just who will be crowned Lord of the Dance? Check out the club website and press over the next few months for further details.
Derrylaughan Kevin Barry's
Senior and Reserve training continues on Tuesday and Thursday at 7.20pm sharp with the next game v Killeshil in the quarter final of the Intermediate Championship on Saturday in Dungannon at 5.30pm. Derrylaughan lost to Clan Na Gael on Sunday past on a score-line of Derrylaughan 0-11 to Clan Na Gael 0-13. Despite some strong defending and leading at half-time by two points, the Barry's failed to convert their possession into scores. Scorers for the Barry's were Fergal Mc Aliskey 0-05, Shea Coney 0-03, Marty Mc Stravog 0-02, Ciaran Gervin 0-01. Well done to Liam Gervin and the Tyrone Minor team on their victory over Mayo at the weekend and their progression to the All-Ireland Final.
U6/U8/U10 Football training continues on Friday at 6.30. The U8s took part in the Clan Na Gael (Lurgan) tournament on Saturday past and everyone played their part in winning the shield competition! Well Done! Thanks also to all the parents who provided transport to Lurgan. U13 training continues on Monday at 7pm sharp with the league commencing Thursday 02.09.10 with an away fixture to Cookstown. All players to be at Washingbay at 6pm. The U16s won comfortably against Moy last week on a score-line of 1-13 to 0-08. Jack Ryan, Jack Donnelly and Gabriel Coary excelled in defence with the usual top standard of play from George and Shane Hanna. The next match is v Aghaloo at home with day and time to be confirmed. The last league game is on 30th august v Brackaville.
Senior (including U16 and Minor) Camogie training continues at 7.30pm on Monday and Wednesday night with match details to be given out. Well done to all involved in the Football and Camogie Summer Camps which were a great success.
The Monthly draw is to continue with collectors now renewing annual membership. Annual one off payment of £200, or monthly standing order of £20. The Club Skiing Trip is now closed for interest and next payments are due on Tuesday 7th September after training. Contact Phillip Mc Court by text on 07766334248. The new Cleaning Rota is posted up in the Clubrooms and members are kindly asked to note their allocated date and make an effort to do their turn.
Lotto numbers drawn August 22nd were 07. 11. 12. 15. Dominic Corr, Reenaderry; Ella Carney, Kanes Rd; John McCann, Killen; Mary Hughes, Gortnaglough; Paula Quinn, Ardboe and T. Rocks, Moortown matched 3 numbers for £10 each. Jackpot now at £600.
Visit our Club Website or Facebook page for more information on lotto, teams, games, results, tables and pictures. Club merchandise is for sale at Coalisland Clothing Co. (kit bags, t-shirts, jerseys, jackets etc). If anyone would like their name added to the list of people receiving club notes via e-mail please contact James Quinn on 07891518478 or at [email protected]
Ó Rathaille Chluain Eo Notes
The Senior and reserve game against Coalisland Fianna was postponed on Friday night and is re-fixed for Tuesday 31st August. Seniors play Trillick in the league on Wednesday evening at home. Throw in 7pm.
Training continues on Tuesday evenings for U8 and U10 from 6.00pm to 7.00pm.
Last Weeks Lotto Numbers were7, 8, 14, 15 well done to Enda Hughes, Peter Mc Hugh, Sean Mc Aliskey, Sean Campbell and P.J Lavery who matched three numbers.. All lotto money is to be returned to the bar by 9pm each Thursday night.
All club merchandise including the New Jersey, Tracksuit and New Hoody are available from Lawrence Dooey (Coalisland Clothing).
The Community Centre facilities are available for private bookings. To book sports facilities contact Ciaran O'Neill and for Social Club bookings contact Patrick Doris Snr, both on 028 87 746079.
Congratulations to Tyrone Minors on reaching the All-Ireland final
Sympathy is extended to the O'Neill Family, Lisnatraine on the death of Gerard.
Edendork St Malachy's
There is a meeting at 8pm on Wednesday 25th August for the 'Who wants to be a Thousandaire?' committee. Any club member who has not received their membership card yet, should contact Austin Mooney on 87752749. The club's Fashion Show has been postponed until November. The Seniors and Reserves are away to Augher on Sunday for round twelve of the league. Please note the early throw-in times; Reserves 12 noon and Seniors 1.30pm. Training continues on Tuesday and Thursday at 7.30pm and all players are urged to attend.
The U16 team was defeated by Donaghmore on Wednesday past by three points. They travel to Cookstown this Wednesday and all players are asked to meet at the field for 6.30pm. The U16 Championship has been moved to Saturday 4th September. U13 training continues on Thursday night at 6.30pm and the League begins on Thursday 2nd September away to Moortown.
The U10s had a blitz in Pomeroy on Saturday and won all four games. The last U10 blitz of the year will be on Saturday 4th September in Dungannon. The U8s have a blitz this Saturday in Dungannon and all players are asked to be at field for 9.30am. Youth training is on this Thursday from 6.30 - 7.30pm but please note that youth training will be moved back to Sundays from Sunday 5th September at the usual time of 11.15-12.30pm.
Lotto numbers for Monday 16th August were 14, 21, 22, 24 and bonus 7. Lucky dip winner was Maura McGuigan, Dungannon. The Jackpot is now £3475 with a consolation prize of £300. Congratulations to Harry Og, Mark and Darren and the rest of the Tyrone Minor panel on reaching the All-Ireland Final. Congratulations also to Senior player Joe McGuckin and his wife Elaine on the birth of their baby son, Tom.
Anyone who would like information included in the club notes or website should e-mail [email protected] by 7pm on a Sunday.
Ardboe
Lotto
Lotto numbers for Friday 20th August 2010 were 7, 9, 23, 26 . There was no Jackpot winner. Match three numbers were Francis Casey, Mary Bateson, Tiarnach Bayne, Harry Quinn, Naoimh Kelly, Odhran Bayne, Erin O'Hagan and Harry Quinn. Next weeks jackpot is £7500. Lotto envelopes are available from any player or committe member. If anyone can assist with the Lotto please report to the pay box on Friday night at 9pm. All help would be greatly appreciated.
Youth
Under 6 training continues on Thursday's at 6:45pm
Under 8 and Under 10 training continues on Monday nights 7pm-8pm
Under 13 training is on Saturday at 2pm. The Under 13 League commences on Thursday 2nd September with an away fixture against Clonoe. Throw in at 7pm
The Under 16's played Eglish in the League on Wednesday night and had a convincing win with a Final Score Ardboe 5-16 Eglish 2-08. Their next League game is an away fixture against Kildress this Wednesday night, with a 7.00pm throw in. Training resumes as normal.
Senior/Reserve
The Reserves had an impressive league win against Dromore on Saturday afternoon in Michael Coney Park. Final Score Ardboe 0-12 Dromore 0-04. They will play Clonoe in the semi final of the championship on Friday 3rd September. There will be a 7pm throw in and the venue is yet to be confirmed.
The Seniors also had an impressive win against the County Champions on Saturday afternoon. Dromore opened the scoring with two points but Ardboe replied with an excellent goal from Gavin Wylie. For the remainder of the first half Ardboe were by far the stronger side hitting eight points to Dromore's four. Both sides also added another goal each to their tally in the first half, Ardboe's the result of a mistake from the Dromore keeper. Half time score Ardboe 2-08 Dromore 1-04. In the second half both sides were evenly matched scoring five points each, however Ardboe's fine form in the first half resulted in a well earned seven point win. Full time score Ardboe 2-13 Dromore 1-09. Ardboe Scorers Kyle Coney 0-05 (2 frees) Frank McGuigan 0-03 (frees) Brian McGuigan 0-02 Gavin Wylie 1-01 Eugene Devlin 0-01 Shea McGuigan 0-01. The details of the next league game are yet to be confirmed.
The Senior championship match against Omagh has been scheduled for Sunday the 27th August at 7pm in Pomeroy. All supporters are encouraged to attend.
Senior and Reserve Training commences at usual time. Please continue to check website for any further fixture updates.
Congratulations to Tyrone Minors on reaching the All Ireland Final after their win against Mayo at the weekend.
New hoodies and club merchandise are now on sale in Intersport Cookstown. Limited club merchandise (ie) Shorts, Jerseys and Socks are available from Martin Coney.
The club extends its deepest sympathies to the McGuckin/Coyle family on their recent bereavement.
If anyone wishes to contribute anything to the club notes/parish bulletin please send by email to [email protected] no later than 9pm on Sundays
All club information is also available to view on the clubs new website www.ardboegfc.com. The club also has a facebook account. Anyone who has any photographs they would like uploaded to facebook please forward to PRO email adddress.
EGLISH ST. PATRICK'S
Senior & Reserve Football
Eglish Seniors played Moortown in the Intermediate Championship Quarter Final last Thursday at Donaghmore and, after a hard faught contest, emerged winners by 1-11 to 0-10. This Sunday it's back to league action with Loughmacrory providing the opposition in a home fixture. Throw-in times are Reserves 12.00 and Seniors 1.30. The Reserves will play Loughmacrory again next Friday, 3rd September, in the semi-final of the Reserve Championship.
Under 13 Football
The Under 13 league commences with Eglish's first game away to Coalisland on Thursday 2nd September at 7.00pm.
Under 8 Go Games Football
The next round of Under 8 Go Games is in Dungannon this Saturday, 28th August.
Strictly Come Dancing
After weeks of hard work by the organizing committee and long hours of practice by the dancers Eglish hosted Strictly Come Dancing as part of the on-going fund raising for Pairc Chormaic. Congratulations to all dancers who took part and thanks to all those who came along and supported what was a great weekend of entertainment.
All Ireland Minor Hurling Success
Congratulations to Ryan Jones and Philip Barker who were playing for Tyrone Minor Hurlers when they defeated Donegal by 2-16 to 1-13 in the All Ireland Minor 'C' Hurling Final on Sunday at Casement Park.
Club Lotto
Winning numbers for Monday 16th August were 4, 9, 10 and 13. There were four Match 3 winners: Phoebe McEvoy, Lucinda Woods, Karl and Gerard Donnelly and Kathleen Daly c/o EBM. Next week's jackpot is £ 900.
Local News
Congratulations to Susan McCann on her engagement to Niall Conlon. Everyone in the club wishes senior footballer Martin McCann a speedy recovery after picking up an injury in the recent championship match against Moortown.
An Clochar Eire og
Lotto No's 2,12, 15, 16. Lucky dip £10). Patrica McMeel(Galliagh), Ciaran Meehan, Alana Ward(Killyclogher), Maureen McKenna(Mullaghbaney), Sinead McKenna (CVG).Jackpot Now £5500. Draw in The Bogues Bar. Good Luck!!
Next "Seachto Cuig" monthly Draw takes place along with Lotto in Bogues Bar This weekend 29th August .
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U -8.Final blitz in Trillick on 11 -09-10
U-10 Final blitz takes place in Derrytresk on Saturday 04-09-10.
U-12.Final outing for U -12 will be our very own home blitz, The "John O Hanlon" memorial tournament Saturday 28th August.
U-13 Starts first week of September. Training starts this week on Wed evening. First game 2nd September is home to Derrytresk followed by away game to Brocagh.
U -16. Championship fixed V Rock Saturday 28th @7pm Rock(A). Winners to play Eskra.
Clogher put in a much improved performance against Stewartstown on Saturday, but still unfortunately lost on a final score line of Clogher 1 06 to Srewartstown 0 11.Level at half time 4 pts each some. Clogher spurned opportunities in the second half and Stewartstown benefited from some accurate free taking. Paul Tierney the goal scorer. The reserves had an impressive win over Stewartstown 1 06 to 0 05. Barry Joe McElroy with the vital score.
Sympathy The Club sympathise with the Mullin family (Tattyreagh) on the death of Mairead McGurk who died in New York last week.
Lotto now approaching one of its biggest jackpots ever £5500. Good luck to all. Tickets are available in local shops. Tweet
