Naomh Adhamhnáin club notes
January 15, 2019The U21’s were beaten by Clann Eireann from Armagh in their Ulster Club Preliminary round match on a score of 0-08 to 0-07 in a game where defences were on top as both teams struggled to deal with a difficult wind.
The Friday Evening Hurling & Camogie Academy gets up and running again this Friday in O’Donnell Park from 6:30pm until 7:30pm. U6’s (born 2013 or after) will train downstairs in the Clubhouse so please wear runners. The U8’s, U10’s & U12’s will train on the AstroTurf Pitch & Hurling Wall so please wear moulded boots (no metal studs) or runners. New members, boys or girls of any age welcome.
There is Camogie training on the AstroTurf / Hurling Wall every Tuesday between 6pm and 7pm for all U12, U14 & U16 players. New players always welcome.
Peter Curran is stepping down as Lotto co-ordinator at the end of January, so if anyone is interested in taking on the role, please contact Charlie McAteer on 087-266 8633. The role involves organising the monthly rota and posting them on club Facebook page and sending to the PRO.
An update on upcoming Coaching Workshops and Courses was sent by club e-mail and posted on the Facebook page in the last few days, if you are interested in taking part in any of them, please contact Jim Clarke ASAP on 086-3131 550.
It is now less than 100 days until our 2019 Super House Draw. We are asking all members to row in once again and do their bit in every way possible – we need everyone selling and promoting the draw. Tickets and promotional material, including posters and car stickers are available from Ciaran Haran 087-967 4068 and Andy McGlynn 086-166 0357. Be sure to let all your contacts know, both at home and abroad that tickets can be purchased online via www.gaahousedraw.com and through the special Facebook page (www.facebook.com/gaahousedraw/).
The Senior Board AGM takes place on Saturday week, January 25th in the Clubhouse at 5pm.
We extend our deepest sympathies to the family, friends and all at Termon GAA club on the sad passing of their Chairman, Danny “O” O’Donnell. He was a great Gael and a true gent. Ár dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
We extend our sympathies to the McGeady and Finn families on the recent passing of Joan Finn’s mother, Eileen. May She Rest In Peace.
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