Updates from the Trillick St. Macartan's, Edendork St Malachy's, An Chárraig Mhór, Piarsaigh an Ghallbhaile, Omagh St Enda's, An Baile Nua, Droim Ratha Na Sarséil, Gleann Eallaigh, An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg and Cookstown Fr Rocks clubs. Trillick St. Macartan's The Reserves played host to Clan na Gael on Sunday and came away with a six point victory. The game finished on a score line of 1-10 to 0-07 with Sean McCann scoring the only goal of the game. Trillick's other scorers were Conor Daly (3pts), Philip McGrade (6pts) and Sean McCann (1-01). Well done to Sarah Donnelly and the Tyrone Ladies when they overcame Dublin in the quarter final of the championship last Saturday on a score line of 2-12 to 0-09. The U16 girls played host to Fr Rocks on Monday evening and put on a very impressive performance with Laura Maguire scoring Trillick's only goal. Maura Barrett pulled off some wonderful saves in goals to deny the visitors the lead at half time. Despite leading by 4 points at half time the Reds were beaten on a score line of 1-10 to 2-10. Trillick's other scorers were Niamh O'Donnell, Grainne McGinn and Ann O'Hagan. Good Luck to Mattie Donnelly and the Tyrone Minor team when they take on Meath in the opening game at Croke Park on Sunday. Good luck also to Niall Gormley and the Tyrone team in the semi final against Wexford. All those who have ordered tickets can collect them on Thursday evening at 9pm in the hall, all tickets must be paid for on collection. Edendork St Malachy's GAC Tickets for the Tyrone v Wexford game will be given out on Thursday 28th August at the clubrooms at 9:00pm. The Executive Committee have called a Special General Meeting on Sunday 26th September 2008 at 6;00pm, in the Des fox clubrooms, to discuss the adoption of a new constitution and relevant bye-laws. All members are urged to attend this important meeting. Training continues for seniors and reserves Tuesday and Friday at 7:30pm. The reserves have a game at home on Friday night against Pomeroy in the League at 7:30pm There is a Poker Classic in The Gables on Friday 5th September at 8:30pm, members are asked to come along and support this event, bring friends. Over -35s challenge match away to Maghery has been changed to Monday 1st September at 7:30pm. All players are asked to be at Maghery for 7;00pm Well done to the Minors who defeated Urney in the Minor League Quarter -Final on Sunday in Killyman, they produced a great display of football to progress to the semi-finals. The U-16s play Coalisland at home on Wednesday 27th August at 7:30pm. All players are asked to be at the clubrooms for 6:45pm. They then play Eglish in Eglish on Saturday in the Championship at 2:00pm, contact coaches for more details. The club would like to wish players and management, all the best.. Thursday Evening Youth Training this week is from 6:15pm to 7:30pm The Ladies U-16s were unlucky to be defeated on Wednesday against Kildress in the first round of the Championship. There were no winners of this week's lotto. The numbers were 14 18 19 23 the bonus was 1. Kathleen Connolly, Edendork, won the £20 lucky dip. The Jackpot is now £975 and the consolation is £300. This week lotto takes place in The Square Bar on Monday night at 9:00pm. An Chárraig Mhór 18/08/08 With the 'tide' out this week it was back to business at Pairc Colcille with training able to resume by Tuesday night The seniors continue to train without any official fixtures but did have a useful run out against Scotstown on Sunday morning coming away with a win. The Reserves did not do so well suffering defeat at the hands of Killyclogher in the league last Friday night. Their next game is against Kildress this Friday at 7.15 at home. A large number of over 35 teams from all over Ulster have expressed an interest in competing in the Vincent Gormley Tournament and it is hoped fixtures will get underway soon. The epic journey of the Minor Grade One League quarter final against Dungannon came to a close last week and unfortunately the lads were on the losing side. However all credit must go to them and the management for what was an enthralling series of games. The experience of this will be of great benefit to them as the progress as footballers although it is hard to see in the aftermath of defeat following three games and extra time. The U-16's played Omagh and Dromore this week but despite their best efforts lost out in both. They now prepare for the championship and are well capable of challenging for honours. Their next game is away to Cappagh at 7.15 on Wed 27th and then they are at home to Strabane on Saturday at 2.00. U-13 training resumes this Thursday night in preparation for their league which gets under way on Thursday 4th September when we take on Cappagh at home in the first of our Section 1B games. The U-12's had a good win over Omagh on Monday night to close what has been a very successful year for the lads and mentors being defeated only twice in all their games. Most of them now go forward into the U-13 competition. The under 8's have a Blitz at Dunmoyle this Saturday at 10.30 and they will be told travel arrangements on Thursday night. Anyone who has reserved tickets for the Tyrone game can collect them on Thursday night in the club rooms between 8.30 and 9.30. All tickets reserved must be paid for even if not collected. Lotto: Numbers:3,9,21,22,25. Winners: There were 21 winners. Next weeks jackpot £5600. An Chárraig Mhor Ladies The Seniors match with St Mc Cartan's was called off and rescheduled for Wed 27th. Good luck to Gemma, Connie, Eilish and Lynette and all the team in Tyrone's semi-final at the weekend. The Juniors have now played all their games and await to see if they have made the play-offs. The U-16s lost to Killeshil in the League last week and are away to Cappagh next Monday at 7.00 The U-12's defeated Loughmacrory in their last section game and are through to the league play-offs. They will train on Wednesdya between 6 and 7. Youth coaching continues on Thursday night at 7.00 and this weeks coaches are Elaine Kelly, Sinead Mc Aleer, Dearbhla Mc Callan, Maire Slane , C. Donnelly and Stacey Mc Cann.. If you are unable to attend please get a replacement. PIARSAIGH AN GHALLBHAILE SENIOR FOOTBALL After a considerable break the reserves got a chance to get some competitive football under their belts. On Sunday they played but lost to Coalisland on a score line of 1-13 to 3-10. They now have a match on Friday evening at 7.15pm where they travel to Clonoe. The seniors remain out of action while Tyrone continue in the All Ireland series. YOUTH FOOTBALL The U16s enjoyed two wins in recent days with victories over Loughmacrory and Newtownstewart. They now play Rock at home this Wednesday the 27th at 7.15pm. U13 training commences on Wednesday 27th of August at 6.30pm. Can parents ensure that they have their children there in time before training and collect them on time after training. Videos of the successful U14 League Final are available to purchase. Please contact a committee member or Oliver Nugent on 07775 696428 to get a copy. The DVD's are priced at £12.50 each. CONNECT 4 LOTTO There was no winner of the lotto jackpot last week. The 4 winners of the £25 are Martin McCrory, Aidan McCrory, John Joe Brannigan and Mary Carmel McVeigh. The next draw will be Tuesday 26th of August. TICKET NEWS Tickets for the Tyrone Wexford game will be allocated Wednesday the 27th of August between 9.00 - 9.30 pm in the Community Centre. Please note that tickets for the  All Ireland semi final are non refundable, anyone who doesn't  turn up between these times will have their tickets re-allocated and a no show may affect ticket availability for that person for future games (this year or next year!) FIELD SIGNAGE The club is presently selling advertising space around the main field. Any business or individual wishing to avail of a space should contact a member of the committee or email [email protected] for further details NEXT MEETING Committee members are reminded that the next meeting will be Monday 1st of September at 8pm. CLUB NOTES Anyone that wishes to receive the club notes electronically can email [email protected] and ask to be included on the mailing list. Omagh St Enda's All roads lead to Croke Park this Sunday for the All Ireland semi finals where club players Joe and Justin McMahon and Shane O'Neill will be involved with the Tyrone senior and minor teams as they take on Wexford and Meath. Best wishes are extended to the players and hopefully both teams will be successful in reaching their respective finals Members who have requested tickets for the game can collect them in the club on Thursday night between 9.30 and 11.00pm. Due to bingo it would be appreciated if members would use the car park on McBride's lane. The Reserves after weeks of inaction travelled to Dromore on Sunday and put in a great performance to win on a score line of 10 points to 3. Their next game is at home to Loughmacrory in Healy Park on Monday evening at 8.00pm. The next game for the senior team is very much dependant on the outcome of the Tyrone game on Sunday. The much awaited minor championship semi final against Gortin is scheduled to be played on Friday 5th September at 7.30pm. The Under 16's had a good victory over Cappagh in the league on Saturday. On Wednesday 28th August they play Strabane in the league in Healy Park at 7.15pm and on Saturday they play Cappagh in the championship in Killyclogher at 2.00pm. Under 12 coaching continues on Saturday morning at 10.30am in the Brothers Park. The Under 10's are away to Aghyaran for a blitz with transport leaving from St Colmcille's at 9.30 on Saturday. The Under 8's are away to Errigal for blitz with transport also leaving from St Colmcille's at 9.30 on Saturday. There is no hurling coaching this weekend and Under 13 training continues as arranged. The club is hosting the Ulster Og Sport finals on Saturday 6th September. Anybody able to help out is asked to contact Dominic 07738589948 The winning lotto numbers last week were 6, 10, 18, 25 and 30. There was no winner and the runner up prize was shared by K McCallan, B Reid, T Smith and Marie and Patsy Jeremy Devlin won the bonus ball. Bingo continues as usual in the club on Thursday night at 9.00pm with big prize money to be won. An Baile Nua The reserves are away to Strabane tonight (Thurs) and both reserves and seniors are at home to Fintona on Saturday night at 5.00 and 6.30 respectively. on There will be training for the U-8 boys on Friday night and a Blitz on Saturday in Urney. Thanks to the U-12 boys for an excellent season and to all parents for providing transport and to the managers for their help throughout the year. U-16 boys narrowly lost to Galbally last week. They played Loughmacrory away on Monday night and at home to Loughmacrory again on Wednesday.  On Saturday they are at home to Kildress so another busy week for them. The minors were beaten in the quarter final of the league last week. That is the end of the season of them. Thanks to the management, players and parents for their support throughout the year. U-21 boys lost to  Brackaville on Saturday.  The football fun day was held on Saturday and despite the bad weather there was a good turn out. Each child did very well and although they were soaked they had good fun. Thanks to everyone to baked, donated prizes, helped at the stalls or with the children and all who supported the day. There will be a concert in the clubrooms tonight (Thursday 28th) of all the acts that have represented the club in Scor from 7.30 to 9.30. All ages welcome and the cost is free. Anyone, both adult and children, who would like to represent the club in Scor this year please come along as well. Week 15 of the 30-week draw was Geraldine McGuigan (178).  Lotto numbers were 3, 12, 18 and 19 had three numbers. Nancy Gallagher had three numbers.  Jackpot now £4350. Any member who would be interested in training for the use of the defibrillator please contact Roisin Falconer. There will be a disco in the Hall on Friday night (29th Aug) for all primary school children, including those who will be starting and those who left this year, from 7.30 to 9.30pm. Committee meeting on Monday night at 8.00pm. All members are asked to attend.  Droim Ratha Na Sarséil ACL Div. 3 Reserve only, Thurs. 28th Aug., 7.15pm, Brockagh v Drumragh. ACL Div. 3, Sat 30th Aug., 5pm & 6.30pm, Reserve & Senior, Brackaville v Drumragh. Underage training continues Sat. 10.30am in Clanabogan; please bring £1 for lotto contribution. U'13FL Rd. 1, Thurs. 4th Sept. 7pm, Drumragh v Glenelly. U'16 FC Preliminary Rd. Sat. 30th Aug. 2pm, Owen Roes v Drumragh. U'16 FL Rd. 10, Wed. 3rd Sept. 6.45pm, Greencastle v Drumragh. U'8 Blitz Sat. 30th Aug, 10.30am in Tattyreagh. Congratulations to Tadg Cunningham on being chosen as U'6 player of the week, also to Neamh Woods & Sinead McLaughlin, who, with the Tyrone Ladies produced a convincing win over Dublin to progress to meet Cork in the All-Ireland Semi-Finals. Next Barbecue & Sports meeting, Monday 1st Sept, 8.00pm in Clanabogan. Club Members are reminded to keep free the weekend of 6th & 7th Sept. for the Annual Barbecue, Summer Draw & Family Fun Day, your support is vital. Donations are currently being sought for the Book Stall, Bottle Stand & Cake Stall, contact Anne Donaghey for details. Tickets for the Barbecue are now available at a cost of £10. Contact Joe Edgar (07831564168 ) Gerry Quinn (07912146688) & Siobhan Taggart (07864255181) . This week's Lucky Lotto Letters were: J,K,L,R,T - no jackpot winner. 5 x £10 winners, - Laurence Loughran, Cathy Quinn, Kathleen O'Donnell, Louis McNamee, & Pete McGuigan. Next week's draw in Weigh Inn, jackpot remains at £10,000, please continue to support the lotto. Gleann Eallaigh There will be committee meetings next Monday night, ladies is at 6.45pm, and the menís meeting is at 8pm. All draw money should be handed in at this meeting. The festival workers barbeque has had to be changed. Keep an eye on the club notes for the new date and time. Tickets for Tyrone v Wexford will be given out between 8-9pm on Thursday night, any tickets not collected at this time will be re-allocated. The menís reserves are scheduled to play Aghaloo on Thursday evening, at 7.15 in Aughnacloy. There will also be a reserve game against Strabane on Saturday evening at 5pm. Training for Under 8-13 players continues on Thursday evening from 6.30-7.30pm. The U12 team played Drumragh on Monday past. The Under 8 team have a Blitz this Saturday 30th August. Venue will be confirmed at training. The U13 team play Drumragh in their first game of the competition on Thursday 4th September at 7.15pm. Best of luck to Tim and the rest of the Tyrone Minor panel on Sunday. An Mhaigh Tír na nÓg G.A.C. Notes (week commencing 25/08/08) Centenary News Our club's 2008 Centenary Gala Night in the Armagh City Hotel on Saturday 22nd November continues to attract huge interest. This eagerly awaited Black Tie Gala Dinner will be a celebration of 100 years of gaelic games and culture in Moy and the parish of Clonfeacle. Among the many special guests in attendance will be GAA President Nicky Brennan. The cost of a ticket is priced at £100 per person or £1000 per table. Those hoping to attend the Gala Night should submit their applications and monies to any member of the An Mhaigh G.A.C. Executive Committee before Sunday 14th September. Members should also note that club officials will be calling at homes in the next couple of weeks to collect deposits. Our club's Centenary committee would appeal to all members and friends to forward them any video or dvd coverage of Moy games and events down through the years. The committee would especially like to hear from anyone who may have footage of championship finals involving Moy adult, underage and ladies teams. If you can help, please contact Simon Brady on 079 26253800. Meanwhile, anyone who may have old artefacts, trophies, cups, jerseys and memorabilia relating to An Mhaigh G.A.C. are asked to contact Kevin Mallon or any member of the club's executive committee. It is very important that such items are brought to the club's attention in this Centenary year. Congratulations to Liam Lynch (junior) who is the winner of our club's Centenary Poetry competition. His poem about An Mhaigh G.A.C. will be included in the Centenary Book to be launched in November. He also wins himself a county strip of his choice. So high was the standard of poems written by the Moy primary school children that it was extremely difficult to select a winning entry. We wish to thank all those who entered a poem for this competition, and each of the entries are on display in the Moy clubrooms for local Gaels to read. Reserve A.C.L. Div 2 An Mhaigh 3-10 An Ghoirtin 2-10 Moy hopes of winning this season's A.C.L. Division Two reserve league title were boosted last Sunday afternoon when Martin Conroy and Aidan Coleman's men edged out previously unbeaten Gortin in a five goal thriller at Pairc Thír na nÓg. This was Moy's seventh consecutive win in this competition, bouncing back well from defeats in their opening two games, and are now among the front-runners for success. Thankfully, after several weeks without competitive football, the Moy team showed no signs of rustiness. In fact, the homesters got off to a dream start when goals from Thomas Conlon and Brendan O'Neill put their side six points up after only five minutes. Unfortunately, Tommy Conlon's goal came at a price as he left the field injured just moments later. Gortin, with the help of a penalty goal, succeeded in reducing the deficit to two by the end of the first quarter but played second fiddle to a wind-assisted Moy outfit for the remainder of the half. With Philip McQuade and Tommy McNicholl dominant in defence, and Brendan O'Neill and Conall Laverty on fire in attack, Moy managed to outscore Gortin 0-5 to 0-0 in a superb second quarter. The Tír na nÓgs used the elements well during this period, playing some of their best football this season. John Harvey and Ciaran Conroy helped their team win lots of possession around the middle third of the field, while Peter Loughran and Anthony Rafferty also got in on the scoring act. Half-Time Score: Moy 2-7 Gortin 1-3. Any thoughts of an easy victory, though, were dispelled within minutes of the restart as league leaders Gortin clawed their way right back into contention by kicking the first four scores in this half. Points from Brendan O'Neill and Conall Laverty helped ease the pressure on Moy somewhat approaching the end of the third quarter, but a Gortin goal with ten minutes remaining put this match back in the melting pot. With only one point separating the teams, the visitors then pressed the self-destruct button. In the space of just two minutes, they had a forward sent-off and conceded a very soft goal. Wing back Adam Currie was the man credited with Moy's third major when his rather speculative shot somehow ended up in the back of the net. It was to be the game's decisive score and, while Gortin hit back again with a couple of scores of their own, Conall Laverty's injury-time free-kick sealed a three point victory for Moy. Niall Kelly's rock solid display at full back and the introduction of fresh legs also proved crucial for An Mhaigh in the second half. The men from the riverbank showed a steely determination to claim both league points and held their nerve at a critical stage to win on a scoreline of 3-10 to 2-10. Team & Scorers: Adrian Jordan; Mark Donnelly, Niall Kelly, Philip McQuade, Declan Cavanagh, Thomas McNicholl, Adam Currie (1-0); John Harvey and Peter Loughran (0-1); Martin Conroy, Ciaran Conroy, Anthony Rafferty (0-1), Thomas Conlon (1-0), Brendan O'Neill (capt, 1-5, 2 frees). Conall Laverty (0-3, 2 frees). Subs Used: Kris Kavanagh (6 mins), Colm Jordan (35 mins) and Stephen Beaddie (45 mins). Other Subs: Dirar Jomar, Hugo Mackle, Peter McKearney, Paddy McKeown and Colm Quinn. League Record: Played 9, Won 7, Drawn 0, Lost 2, Points 14. Remaining Fixtures: v Eskra (away) on Friday 29th August at 7.15pm; v Trillick (home); v Clann na nGael (away); v Derrylaughan (home); v Dungannon (away); v Edendork (home);. Under 16 League An Mhaigh 1-10 Bruach Aille 3-7 Moy Under 16s were involved in a cracking contest at home to Brackaville in the league last Saturday afternoon. Although the young Sky Blues finished on the wrong end of a 1-10 to 3-7 scoreline, their performance against a very strong Brackaville side was admirable to say the least. Both teams deserve immense credit for producing a high standard game in terrible conditions. The players made light of the incessant rain to serve up some wonderful football and, on a day when the two sides showed wholehearted commitment, it was unfortunate that there had to be a loser. The Moy lads will be disappointed not to have at least earned a draw from this game but they can still look back on what was a most encouraging team display. An early Brackaville goal, after Moy's Nathan Brady had made an excellent save, handed the visitors a lead they were never to lose. Yet, three first half points by inspirational team captain Eunan Deeney and good performances from Daniel Beaddie, the O'Neill brothers, Anthony McGuckin and Paddy Fox did help keep Moy in contention during the opening thirty minutes. Brackaville led 1-4 to 0-3 at the break and their ability to grab vital goals, sometimes against the run of play, would also prove crucial in the second half. Both teams enjoyed an equal amount of possession but Brackaville were that bit more clinical in attack and opened up an eight point advantage entering the final quarter. To Moy's credit, though, the team never gave up and set up a grandstand finish. A goal by Paddy Fox and some terrific point-scoring by the Moy lads closed the gap to just three with time almost up. Towards the end, the young Sky Blues were denied a more favourable result by two point blank saves from the Brackaville goalkeeper. Despite losing, the Moy management will nonetheless be proud of the effort shown by all their players. Team & Scorers: Nathan Brady; Tiernan Donohue, Daniel Beaddie, Eoghan O'Neill, Anthony McGuckin, Jack Kelly; Eunan Deeney (captain, 0-5, 3 frees) and Cormac O'Neill (0-1); Ryan Dynes, Mark Gribbin (0-1), Liam Kelly, Harry Loughran (0-1), Paddy Fox (1-1). Subs: Daryl Mills, Odhran Burke and Joseph Daly. Moy's league game at home to Eskra on Wednesday 20th August was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch. For more information on Under 16 training and matches, contact Martin Deeney, Paul Dynes or Paud Loughran. Under 13 League Moy have been entered in this year's Under 13 League competition. The team, which will be managed by Martin Conroy and Gerry McCourt, will compete against some strong teams in Grade Two (section A). They begin their league campaign on Thursday 4th September away to Ardboe. Moy's U-13 League Fixtures: v Ardboe (away) on Thursday 4th September at 7.00pm; v Eglish (home) on Monday 8th September at 6.45pm; v Greencastle (home) on Friday 12th September at 6.45pm; v Galbally (away) on Friday 19th September at 6.45pm; v Pomeroy (away) on Saturday 27th September at 11.00am. Under 12 Team News Last week was an eventful one for Moy's promising young Under 12 players and their management team. Mentor Martin Conroy explained all: "We played Dungannon in two Go Game matches last Thursday night and were defeated in both. The 'B' team tried hard throughout, but were unable to match their bigger opponents and were defeated 13-6. Jordan Conroy, Oisin McKeown and Eoghan Kelly played well on the night. The 'A' game saw Dungannon run out 17-11 winners with ourselves contributing to that with some awful shooting and little self belief. Conor Foster and Liam Lynch played well at the back and Rory Magee scored a few points up front. "We then went to Clogher on Saturday past for their annual Under 12 tournament. We played Galbally in our first group match and led 2-1 at half-time, but Galbally turned around and scored a couple of goals to come out on top. Aughdrumsee were our next opponents. We played a lot of our fringe players but won the match comfortably 13-6, with Ryan Casey, Eoghan Kelly and Oisin McKeown all playing well. "Our final group game was a winner takes all match against the hosts Clogher to see who advanced to the cup semi-finals. We played superbly to win 11-9 with Declan Conroy and Ryan Coleman getting the goals and John Millar and Eoin "mugsy" Kelly performing well. The semi-final against Pomeroy was nearly over before it began with their physically bigger players hitting us for three quick goals. However, we battled on and with Ryan Coleman terrorising their defence every time he got the ball we got it down to three points during the second half. We just couldn't get that equalising goal against their excellent goalkeeper." Under 10 Blitz Moy Under 10 players returned to football action last Saturday when they took part in the County Go Games Blitz in Moortown. Team mentor Liam Lynch reports: "Despite having reduced numbers due to the holiday period, the Moy squad were in great form. First up was Kildress. It was a close match which Moy won by the narrowest of margins. Players of note were Francie Kelly and new recruit for the day, Michael Conroy (U-8). Our next match was against Dungannon. Moy played with the wind in the first half and went into the break in front. However, in the second half, Dungannon took full advantage of the wind and came out on top. As usual, Cormac Mallon played a sensational match in defence. Our final match was against Coalisland. Moy had now got into their stride and produced a convincing win." The following players represented Moy on the day: Cormac Mallon, Sean Lynch, Jack Campbell, Matthew Collins, Tom Loughran, Francie Kelly, Sean Farmer, Michael O'Hagan and Ronan Mallon. Also called up were two Under 8 players, Michael Conroy and Ciaran Foster. Moy Under 10s will next be in action on Saturday 30th August when they travel to An Riocht, Kilkeel for their annual tournament. Forthcoming Fixtures/Events - Under 16 League: Killeeshil v Moy on Wednesday 27th August at 7.15pm. - Under 12 Go Games: Moy v Moortown on Thursday 28th August at 7.15pm. - Reserve A.C.L. Div 2: Eskra v Moy on Friday 29th August at 7.15pm. - Under 10 Tournament in Kilkeel on Saturday 30th August. - Under 8 Go Games Blitz in Moy on Saturday 30th August at 10.30am. - Under 16 League: Moy v Eskra on Monday 1st September at 6.45pm - Under 13 League: Ardboe v Moy on Thursday 4th September at 7.00pm. - P.B. Laverty Cup Under 12 Blitz in Moy on Saturday 6th September at 10.30am. - Fr Soraghan & Tír na nÓg Cups Under 8 and Under 10 Blitz in Moy on Saturday 13th September at 10.30am. Tyrone v Wexford Tickets for this weekend's Tyrone v Wexford All-Ireland SFC Semi-Final match will be distributed at the An Mhaigh G.A.C. Clubrooms this Thursday night (28th August) from 9pm - 10pm to those members who requested them. All tickets must be collected and paid for on the night. Members who are allocated match tickets should also note that these cannot be returned nor refunded. Good luck to Colm, Philip, Ryan, Sean and the entire Tyrone squad and management for this Sunday's massive clash against the Slaneysiders. Moy Gaels will once again be travelling south in large numbers to cheer on their heroes. Best wishes also to the Tyrone minor players and management in their All-Ireland semi-final match against Meath. Here's hoping for a day of double success for the Red Hands at Croker. Tyrone Ladies Congratulations to Eimear, Nina and the Tyrone ladies senior football squad on their tremendous victory over Leinster champions Dublin in last Saturday's All-Ireland Quarter-Final at Hyde Park, Roscommon. The girls succeeded in matching the achievements of their male counterparts a week earlier by demolishing the Dubs in wet conditions. These are certainly exciting times for Moy and Tyrone GAA. Our club will have no fewer than six players in All-Ireland semi-final action over the next couple of weeks. We wish An Mhaigh pair Eimear and Nina and the rest of the Red Hand cailini the best of luck against reigning All-Ireland champions Cork in the last four. Sympathy Our club offers sincerest condolences to underage playing member Nicole McManus on the death of her brother, last weekend. We also extend our heartfelt sympathy to the entire McManus family circle at this time. Snippets If you know of anyone at home or abroad who would like to receive our weekly club notes and other important club notices by e-mail, please forward his/her contact details to [email protected] There are currently a very large number of An Mhaigh Gaels on the club's mailing list and it is also proving to be a popular means of communication with Moy people presently living overseas. Meanwhile, if you would like to nominate anyone for our club's Unsung Hero of the Month, please contact myself or any member of the club committee. Please state the name of the person who you wish to nominate and the reason for your choice. This person should be someone who is quietly working behind the scenes of our club or who has done something noteworthy outside of the public eye. ********* Colin Mackle (P.R.O.) Cookstown Fr Rocks Fr Rocks have no senior fixture this week as Tyrone prepare for their All Ireland Semi Final against Wexford. The reserves are in action on Friday night at home to Eglish with a 7:15pm throw in time. Lotto This week's lotto numbers were 6, 7, 8, 24. There was no jackpot winner and six match three winners. Next weeks prize is £2300. Underage Training Training for Under 8s and 10s continues at Paddy Cullen Park on Friday evening 6pm to 7:30pm. The cost involved is £1:50 to help cover training costs. Could all parents please collect children at 7:30pm sharp. Under 16s The Under 16s play Clonoe on Wednesday night with a throw in time of 7:15pm. Good Luck Best of luck to our Tyrone senior and minor representatives, in their respective All Ireland Semi finals on Sunday afternoon. Tyrone Merchandise The club currently have a range of Tyrone merchandise on sale including flags and car windsocks. These will be available to buy on Thursday between 6pm - 7pm at the club shop. Condolences The club would like to extend deepest sympathy to the Reid family on their recent bereavement.

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