This Weeks Activities: Wednesday 24th 7pm U8 & U10 football practice. Thursday 25th 6.30pm U14 camogie practice. 6.30pm Irish Dancing. 7.30pm Senior Football in the town. 8.30pm Cards -45- at Dunavil Saturday 27th Senior Football League An Riocht v Rostrevor. Sunday 28th U14 Camogie League Final An Riocht v Portaferry. 8pm Bingo. Monday 29th 7pm Young Womens Group project, aged 14+ feel free to come along. 9pm Lotto draw Tuesday 30th 6.30pm Irish Dancing. 7pm U12 football practice at Dunavil. 7.30pm Senior Football in the town. Wednesday 1st October 7pm U8 & U10 football practice at Dunavil. An Riocht * The U8 footballers participated in a Tournament in Dromintee on Saturday. * The Senior footballers were in Kilmacud at the weekend. They beat Glenswilly 2-9 to 3-5 and Dromard 2-6 to 0-6, drew with Kilmacud 1-8 to 2-5 before losing to St. Pats 1-6 to 1-7. * 'K Factor' coming on 8th & 22nd November and 6th December. Anyone interested in participating contact Ray on 07731936078 or Danielle on 07732878204. * Junior Scor will be happening in October and recently this is an area where the club has not lived up to its responsibilities. Efforts are being made to ensure An Riocht is represented at Junior and Senior Scor so if anyone out there can sing, play a musical instrument, dance, or be a part of a quiz team then please contact the club. * The next Poker at the club is on Friday 26th September. * Places are filling up for the camogie and football Foundation coaching courses to take place at Dunavil in October. This is an ideal way for parents, family members or players to get involved and is a chance not to be missed. * St. Columbans beat St Louis in the big schools camogie game at Dunavil on Thursday. This week St Columbans play St Pauls (Bessbrook). * Indoor Gaelic tournaments at Dunavil, U8 on Friday 10th October & U10 on Friday 17th October. KYC *The teenage girls project got underway on Monday but it is not too late to join in and any girls interested in finding out more should speak to a leader or come along next Monday from 7pm to 9pm. Maureen O'Gorman the new area outreach youth worker was in attendance as was Eva McAlea from Eating Disorders Network. There will other guest facilitators over the next eight weeks and a trip to the Grand Opera House in Belfast. * There are plans to run a snooker league on the newly recovered table over the winter starting the first week in October, entries from those aged 13+ are requested by this Friday. * There is a young mens project on Wednesdays starting 1st October. This will consist of activities like strength and conditioning training, the hot rock wall, games in the hall and walks in the wild (is the wild ready?). There is also scope to include another activity if participants want. Names must be in by this Friday. * Two of the girls are participating in training with the Fire & Rescue Service and will be graduating on Friday 3rd October. They underwent induction last week. * There a Halloween arts project starting soon at KYC and anyone interested should attend on Wednesday (tonight) or contact the club to register your interest. This is not for primary school age children. * Training opportunities which need to be followed up within the next week are (a) Rescue Emergency Care (REC) for those aged 16+. This is understanding first-aid as an immediate but temporary care measure for someone who has become suddenly ill or injured. The course content includes: What is first -aid? Basic principles of first-aid, vital signs, accident procedures, first-aid kits, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) & (b) Child Protection Awareness for aged 18+ to encourage good practice by focusing on codes of behaviour, signs and symptoms, dealing with concerns etc. On Sunday An Riocht play Portaferry in St Johns at 12pm in the Final of the Down U14 Camogie League. To get ready for this game An Riocht played Ballyholland at Dunavil on Sunday past. Ballyholland will play in the Camogie Shield Final next weekend. Ballyholland made much the better start and led 1-3 to nil before Laura Carvill pulled a goal back before the break. An Riocht improved greatly on the restart with Nicole Kelly hand passing a goal and Sarah Carvill scoring a hat trick. Orla McAlinden and Beth Farrell added goals apiece to leave the final score 7-0 to 3-3 in favour of the home team. Thanks to Ballyholland for the run out and to Pat Baldwin for his assistance. The final training session will be at 6-30pm on Thursday at Dunavil. Tweet

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