Tuesday 15th May

6pm Irish Dancing; U14 Camogie; Minor Gaelic Saval v An Riocht; U14 Camogie An Riocht v Drumaness; 7pm to 9pm 'Bridging the Divide' programme for 8 to 13 years boys and girls, tonight mural making; Planning & Physical Development committee meeting

Wednesday 16th May

11am Men's Shed; 3pm Grange PS Gaelic practice; 6pm Ladies Circuits; 6.15pm U12 Gaelic; 6.45pm U6 Camogie practice; 7pm U14 & U16 Camogie practice; 7pm to 9pm Inclusion Project; 7pm to 9pm Youth Culture & Me 'gender' workshop; 7.30pm Senior Camogie An Riocht v Clonduff

Thursday 17th May

6pm Irish Dancing; 6.30pm to 8.30pm Boys & Girls Club for aged 4 to 7 years 'cinema treat'; 6.45pm P5/P6 Gaelic practice; 7pm U14 Gaelic practice; 7pm to 9pm Girls Club for aged 8 to 11 years 'games in the hall'; 7pm U8 Camogie practice; 7.30pm Camogie monthly meeting

Friday 18th May

11am Men's Shed; 6.30pm Primary School Drop-in; 7.30pm Secondary School Drop-in; Minor Camogie Clonduff v An Riocht; Senior & Intermediate Camogie; St Columban's Celebration; NMD DC Donor Presentation.

Saturday 19th May

10am Brian O'Hare Cup U12 Gaelic 9-a-sides; 11am P1/P2 Gaelic; 12pm P3/P4 Gaelic; U12 Camogie An Riocht v Darragh Cross

Sunday 20th May

10.30am Breakfast @ Dunavil; 2pm Reserve Football An Riocht v Saval; 8pm Bingo

Monday 21st May

9.30am Ladies Tai-Chi; 11am Men's Shed; 6.30pm U10 & U12 Camogie practice; 6.30pm to 9.30pm Staff/Volunteer Training, No Youth Club tonight; U14 Gaelic; Intermediate Camogie An Riocht v Ballyholland; 9pm Lotto

Tuesday 22nd May

6pm Irish Dancing; 7pm to 9pm 'Bridging the Divide' programme for 8 to 13 years boys and girls, tonight Evaluation/ Games Night; 7.30pm Feile Peile launch in Dundalk.

 

In the U14 Gaelic at Dunavil An Riocht lost to Burren 3-14 to 5-14

In the Intermediate Camogie at Dunavil, An Riocht beat Ballycran 3-6 to 1-4. We got off to a dream start when Tierna Rooney fired a high ball into the roof of the net and though the Ards team hit back with a couple of points, our defence was quite impressive particularly Shaunece Harper, Cerys Clarke and Rachel Cunningham. Points from Colleen and Clare Fearon cancelled out those Ballycran scores and when they added a third, An Riocht responded with a second goal, this one from Colleen Fearon to lead 2-2 to 0-3 at half time. Ballycran pointed first on the restart but Clare Fearon replied and after a period with no score, midfielder Sophie Bowater rattled over two long range points. Ballycran kept in the match with a well taken goal to leave four between the teams but Caoimhe McAlinden pounced on a Sophie Bowater delivery to stroke home our third goal and leave the result safe before Tiarna Rooney added a late pointed free for a handsome eight-point win.

Team: Andrea O'Neill, Aisling Clarke, Shaunece Harper, Caoimhe Leigh Spiers, Cerys Clarke, Rachel Cunningham, Patrice Matthews, Sophie Bowater 0-2, Ellie Hughes, Tiarna Donnan, Tierna Rooney 1-1 (f), Colleen Fearon 1-1, Clare Fearon 0-2. Subs: Caoimhe McAlinden 1-0, Ciarrai Connor, Orlaith O'Rourke, Caoimhe Donnan.

In the U18 Gaelic at Dunavil, An Riocht beat Glenn 6-10 to 3-10.

In the Senior Camogie at Portaferry, An Riocht lost 2-9 to 2-21. Despite losing, the An Riocht girls played very skilful camogie and showed great resilience with determination. There was no shortage of big hearts in An Riocht shirts, onward and upward girls. 
 

In the U12 Gaelic at Dunavil, An Riocht lost to Bosco 3-1 to 2-12 and to Burren 1-3 to 5-9.

In the U16 Gaelic at Dunavil, An Riocht beat Rostrevor 5-20 to 1-7

In the Senior Gaelic at Warrenpoint, An Riocht lost 2-13 to 4-22.

In the P3/P4 Gaelic Blitz at Dunavil, An Riocht had two teams and enjoyed games with Mayobridge and Atticall.

In their first U12 Camogie league game at Ballycran, our young side did really well losing out narrowly on an 8-0 to 8-4 score. The girls were a credit to our club, we have a promising bunch of girls who have great determination. Team: Olivia Fegan, Shannon Marie Morgan, Ella Small, Aoife Rooney 3-0, Zoe Gannon, Lauren Marsh, Annie McAleenan, Cliona Finnegan, Anna Quinn 2-0, Mya Campbell 2-0, Annalise White 1-0, Mya Cousins, Caoimhe Grant. Subway Player of the Match Aoife Rooney. Thanks to the mentors and parents who gave up their Saturday to go with the girls.

 

The An Riocht 'Cul Camp' takes place from Monday 2nd July to Friday 6th July and can be booked on line at www.kelloggsculcamps.gaa.ie The Cúl Camp is for children who are currently in P3 or above in school.

The An Riocht 'Nursery Camp' is for children who are currently in P1 or P2 in school. Parents can book their child onto the Nursery Camp by paying cash directly to the An Riocht co-ordinator Seamus Curran.

An Riocht Feile Peile group are having a Sponsored Walk on Saturday 26th May at 10am from the Fairy Glen to Cloch Mor and invite supporters to come along, sponsor cards can be had from the club office. An Riocht will host St Annes Rathangan from Wexford over the weekend of 29th June to 1st July. We will need massive help with stewarding, car parking, cooking, etc particularly on Friday and Saturday so contact Feile Co-Ordinator Gavin Finnegan or the office to offer your assistance. Thanks.

There will be new 'Keeping Safe Training' coming up soon over two evenings at Dunavil, if interested let Jennifer know at the youth club as we need to decide the preferred night.

There is a Disability Inclusion Workshop run by the Children & Young People Strategic Partnership in Newry Resource Centre on Thursday 24th May, places must be booked asap, again see Jennifer to register.

Over the first three Wednesdays in June from 6pm to 8.30pm Kingdom YC will host a Boys & Girls Club 'Food Values Training' workshop for parents, volunteers and young people. Food Values - Budgeting for Better Nutrition - is a short food budgeting programme that aims to make healthier food choices more accessible within a limited budget including practical activities as well as hands on cooking in each session which are tailored to the age, ability and interests of the group. This programme has been developed by Western Health and Social Care Trust Community Food and Nutrition Team, see Jennifer to register.

Congratulations to Orla who completed the GIMME 5 Level 1 Mental Health Awareness programme and Sarah Jane who completed the Camogie Foundation Coach Award last week.

Wanted, old car batteries can be left at the pallet site at Dunavil beside the clothes bin in aid of club funds, your support is appreciated. Thanks to everyone who contributed to the scrap metal skip.

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